It’s August. That means it’s blackberry time! I grew up in Cloverdale, a town within the City of Surrey, about 30 miles from Vancouver. There are plenty of wild blackberries bushes around here. When I was a kid, my friends…
Who likes to travel? Raises hand! Me! Me! Actually, it’s kind of a silly question. Just about everyone likes traveling. It’s the where, when, how, and with who that is different for everyone. Details, details! Travel might be a camping…
Apparently I needed to hijack my vacation fund and my last minute travel destination was Lincoln City, Oregon. When I visited in September 2018, I seemed to spend much of those two days checking out Newport and the grey whales…
Today – July 29 – marks one year since I’ve been working towards a healthier lifestyle and tracking my weight. Doctors and blizzards On July 28, 2018 I’d gone to the doctor’s office to get the results of blood work.…
I might be a Canadian anomaly – I drink iced tea year round. Everyone else in Canada might wait for sweltering summer days to enjoy iced beverages, but I always have a pitcher of tea in my fridge and drink…
The opinions and information in this post should not be considered investment advice. I’m writing about my true life experiences with Worldsource Financial Management and Coast Capital credit union for informational purposes only. I’m not an investment advisor and I’m…
This post is inspired by my favorite financial expert, David Bach, and his recently released The Latte Factor. (Disclosure: if you click Latte Factor links in this post, you’ll be taken to Amazon. If you make a purchase, I’ll receive…
When you read my post about how I’m the keeper of the rhubarb, an old family heirloom, and watched my Youtube video, you caught a quick glimpse of the rhubarb muffins I made. They live in my freezer. They last…
Hello friends! Are you looking for some free Kindle novels this weekend, July 5, 2019? I love getting free things and I’ve spotted some novels that I liked reading that are free right now. I’d like you to get them…
It’s a dirty job, but I guess someone’s got to do it. Sigh…. I’m the keeper of the rhubarb. Seriously. My rhubarb is a family heirloom! Ever since I was a kid, I remember rhubarb growing at our house in…
