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10/22/2022

Getting ready to fly during the upcoming holidays? You may want to remember Jon Acuff’s reminder…

01/07/2021

I was saddened to see what happened at our Capitol yeaterday. With all previous Trump rallies being peaceful, I find it hard to believe the Trump supporters had anything to do with this since they stand for peaceful and lawful protests. I received this account from a friend this morning and thought I’d share a perspective from an attendee of the rally yesterday. Today rhe blame game has started. This is the account the media doesn’t cover—the peaceful behavior of the 99%+ of attendees. Here is attendee’s account:

“I have to tell you this. The media lied to you about the violence at Capitol Hill. The people on the steps were singing the national anthem and shouting phrases like "We the people"!!

While the break in happened most people were at the Washington Monument listening to their President speak. On the steps people were peaceful and trying to make their voices heard. Nobody even knew about a shooting until much later. I was on the way home before I heard anything.

When you listen to the media you don't hear the stories and the truth. You don't see people from all ages including a half blind senior citizen that traveled 24 hours on a bus because she loves her country. How she fell multiple times and had to be helped up, but she kept pressing on. How we all braved the cold for hours to stand up for election integrity. How a guy from Kansas gave his coat to a half blind senior citizen to try and keep her warm and then helped her find a ride to her bus. You didn't experience seeing more people than you have ever seen chanting their love for their country.

You think you saw the truth but you saw a story that the media and the corrupt government wanted you to hear. What an amazing day it actually was.

This wasn't a coup attempt or a violent protest. This was a peaceful protest with some rogue elements pretending to be supporters of the cause.

And for those of you calling a protest at the capital unamerican. How do you think America was founded? Are you kidding me? This was a group of people carrying flags and singing the national anthem and loving their country. It is absolutely American to express your grievances to Congress.

There was no looting, burning or destruction of monuments. The only violence was when an unarmed female veteran was shot by police and for what? Shouldn't you be upset that the only actual violence was perpetrated by the government?

In conclusion, I can only tell you what I saw and it was completely peaceful. I am begging you to not make your judgements based on the news because in my opinion it is all lies. At least consider another point of view before casting judgement.”

SOLD! 1 Greenbriar Court. Beautiful house in a beautiful setting. Congratulations!
11/15/2020

SOLD! 1 Greenbriar Court. Beautiful house in a beautiful setting. Congratulations!

11/14/2020

1 Greenbriar Court open from 2:00-3:00pm on Sunday, November 15, 2020. See pics below—great house in beautiful setting. See you Sunday!

OPEN SUNDAY 11/15/20 2:00-3:00pm- 1 Greenbriar Court, French Country 3 Bed/2 full baths, 3 car garage (3rd car currently...
10/07/2020

OPEN SUNDAY 11/15/20 2:00-3:00pm- 1 Greenbriar Court, French Country 3 Bed/2 full baths, 3 car garage (3rd car currently shop). Granite and stainless kitchen, instant hot water, surround sound in living room, sprinkler system, outdoor fireplace kitchen, firepit area with stone seating, situated on 2 lots in beautiful Woodridge Addition! Reduced to $274,900. Come see this custom built home for yourself!

06/16/2020

How to Get Rid of Fruit Flies
Fruit flies are tiny annoyances, especially when they use food you were planning to eat as their breeding grounds. Here are some ways to get rid of fruit flies in your home—and prevent them from coming back.
1. Clean the drains. When you’ve discarded the overripe fruit and the flies aren’t diminishing, they may be living in your drains. Boil white vinegar and pour it down every drain in the house.
2. Make a fly trap. A small amount of apple cider vinegar (to attract the flies) plus a drop of liquid soap (to trap them in the liquid) mixed together in the bottom of a jar is a good place to start. For added fly trapping power, cover the jar with plastic wrap and poke several small holes in it. They’ll be able to get in, but have even more trouble getting out.
3. Wash produce before you store it. To minimize the risk of bringing fruit flies into your house, wash all produce as soon as you get home from the store and before you put it away, then store what you can in the fridge or in airtight containers (or invest in a handy mesh screen basket, and overturn it on top of your fruit bowl).
Let me know how it works for you.

My sister sent this clip to me. Thought it was worth sharing. Happy Friday!
05/29/2020

My sister sent this clip to me. Thought it was worth sharing. Happy Friday!

05/14/2020

Financial Tips For Grads
As the price tag on a college degree continues to skyrocket, it’s become increasingly important that recent college grads are financially savvy. Instead of gifting an inspirational book to the young adults in your life this graduation season, pass these tips on instead.
• Don’t ignore debt. Get a plan in place as soon as possible to pay off credit cards and loans. Pay AT LEAST the minimum due every month, and make extra payments when possible. Put extra money toward those debts that carry the with the lowest balance first. As you pay off the lowest balance, apply that payment to the next lowest balance and “snowball” the debts. Deb’s Note: I recommend reading and following Dave Ramsey’s book Total Money Makeover. Don’t use credit cards— pay off debt and stay out of debt to get ahead and stay ahead! If you make minimum payments only, you will pay thousands of dollars in compounded interest!
• Start saving. Even as you pay off debt, it’s important to save money from every paycheck. Tuck some away for retirement, and establish a savings account covering at least three months’ worth of living expenses. A steady, more generous paycheck is a nice addition to a new, professional lifestyle, but it is still essential to be financially prepared for any changes in the future.
• Take advantage of employer matching retirement plans. Many corporate employers will match a certain percentage of retirement contributions deducted automatically from your paycheck. If at all possible, invest the maximum amount that your employer will match.
• Reassess accounts and credit cards. Do a bit of research and make sure the checking account you have makes the most sense for your financial situation. Is there a bank or account with more flexibility and better benefits? The same is true for credit cards: Make sure you’re getting the lowest interest rate possible and any earned rewards match your lifestyle and interests. Pay entire credit card balance in full each month before due date, and potentially save hundreds of dollars.

05/06/2020

Natural Insect Repellent.
If you’ve created a beautiful front yard garden (see article to the right!), the last thing you want is insects eating your flowers or veggies. Here is an all- natural solution to repel insects and help your greens grow.
Garlic-Mint Insect Spray: blend a handful of mint leaves and a few garlic cloves in a food processor, add cayenne or pepper flakes, and a drop of dish washing liquid. Pour into a pan and bring to a boil. Turn off and let the mixture sit overnight. Strain the mixture into a spray bottle and it’s ready to use.

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