If you’re looking for a quiet, peaceful and breathtaking romantic couples getaway that is affordable, and offers plenty to do, the Black Hills of South Dakota may be just the destination for you. Here’s a few of the best accommodations for couples in the Black Hills. Travel has changed so much in the last six …
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Life Insurance is a necessity that isn’t always discussed, but is definitely imperative to have. This post will break down the basics of life insurance, the different types of life insurance and how to calculate how much life insurance you need. For seven years, I worked in the financial planning industry. I helped my clients …
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If you are looking for a quick, simple, no-fuss and budget-friendly summer dessert, you have come to the right place! This Strawberry Jello pie takes about 10 minutes to put together, and is the perfect finish to any summer meal or barbecue. This recipe for strawberry jello pie was a cornerstone of my childhood. Seriously, …
Saving money is not always easy, especially when you are living paycheck to paycheck. Today, I’m going to share with you have I was able to save money when there was no money to save. *This page contains affiliate links to products I recommend. If you purchase something from this page, I may receive a …
One of my go-to affordable and versatile staples is this pulled pork recipe. It has a savory, but neutral flavor I can use for the base of many dishes–burrito bowls, carnitas, barbeque pulled pork sandwiches, pulled pork pizza, pulled pork nachos, and on and on. In a nutshell, this pulled pork really goes well in …
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I have a confession: I’m an introvert at heart. Staying home, reading, watching tv shows, browsing the web, cooking, sewing–anything that can be done by me, myself, and I–is my jam. So when we were recently told to practice social distancing, to flatten the curve, to stay home, I was ecstatic That was two weeks …
Working from home has become the new normal as our world works its way through the Covid-19 pandemic. Here are my five keys and daily activities that help me stay productive while working remotely. Many of us are in the same boat right now: we’re practicing social isolation in attempts to “flatten the curve,” and …
I can’t sing. Correction: I can sing. I sing a lot. In my car, top of my lungs and completely out of tune. So, I should say I can’t sing well. I am so enamored, and often awestruck by those who can sing. I’m green with envy of a beautiful voice. However, my consolation, thank …
I was in 7th grade. It was a beautiful Tuesday morning. As I walked to school that morning and turned from Circle Drive to 12th Street, I looked up at the sky and couldn’t believe how blue it was. It was an absolute perfect day. Approximately 30 minutes later, I climbed the stairs to my …
I took Sociology my junior year of high school in 2005. George Pickup taught the class, and he was one of the most impactful educators in my traditional education (I’ve had great teachers outside the classroom, but that’s another story for another day). Mr. Pickup had each of us write a letter to our future …