8 years

Today is mine and Paul’s 8th Wedding Anniversary! There is so much that I could write about that has happened over the last years.  Memories that flood my thoughts as I look back.  Facebook did a lovely job of putting together a video with photos of our last 8 years. The photos are wonderful, butContinue reading “8 years”

The Tide

Nearly every morning I write in my gratitude app. Starting my day on a positive note. Sometimes I just poor out a list of words. Other times it is more complete thoughts. I have many, many things to be grateful for all the time. It is natural for me to worry. To fall down aContinue reading “The Tide”

Choose Joy

As we go into the busiest weeks of the year, I encourage you to choose joy. In the difficult situations, in the uncomfortable family get togethers and in the sad memories. Find the things that make your heart smile and do those things. It isn’t always easy. However, if you start focus on choosing joy,Continue reading “Choose Joy”

Sometimes we forget

Is there anything that you know you know, but in the moment it just goes out the window? When I am able to be calm and rational, I know that my past doesn’t have to repeat itself. There are moments where I take long looks at my husband. Actually, nearly every single morning. I thinkContinue reading “Sometimes we forget”

Been gone too long!

This morning I was thinking about my word for 2020 would be. I have been praying on it for a couple of weeks now. It hit me this morning that Grace is the right word for where I am. That had me reflecting on words of years past. 2018 was Cultivate, that was a goodContinue reading “Been gone too long!”

Father’s Day

There’s not enough time, nor enough words to thank these men for all they’ve given to me. My own father Steve Viso for always giving to, thinking of and supporting me and my family. Bob Christie for making me feel loved straight from the get. Our kids are so lucky to have you both asContinue reading “Father’s Day”

Contentment #thisis38

Godliness with Contentment is great gain. Remember that we come into this world with nothing and we go out the exact same way. We should feel content with food and shelter. Money is the root of all evil and is conveted far too much. But, Godliness with contentment is great gain! Timothy 6:6

Detroit Tigers

Our family is full of Tiger fans. My parents have season tickets, my children have been spoiled by going to many games and the youngest 3 are even kids club members. Well, yesterday a dream came true for our 11 year old. He was chosen to be a part of Kids Take the Field. WhichContinue reading “Detroit Tigers”

Planning a Budget

Zig Ziglar used to say, “If you aim at nothing, you’ll hit it every time.” When it comes to money and household finances, this means without a budget there is plenty opportunity for things to go wrong. You need to start with a strong foundation so you can be successful between paychecks. I have beenContinue reading “Planning a Budget”