Do you watch the mile markers as you travel?  When the numbers I see get bigger, I know I am close to home as I travel North. The numbers in life get bigger as we travel, too.  Sunday, May 12, 2019 is not just Mother’s Day it is our anniversary.  It’s a time when we…Read more »

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You do……. …..if you are old enough to be in the military, own property, get married, and/or have children, you should have an estate plan. Your Plan should include at least 3 documents:  a Will, a Power of Attorney and a Medical Directive.   In order to make your plan you will need to decide who you…Read more »

There are many caring professionals who I call friends.  But when in a stressful situation, it only takes one uncaring individual to make matters worse.  What can you do when that happens?  My answer is hold them accountable.  If not while you are in the middle of the crisis, then later when you have time.…Read more »

As I go perusing Pinterest I see a lot of Planners and Budgets.  Most are too time-consuming or confusing to be practical. As a personal assistant and professional organizer, not only do I need to track my own calendar and expenses, but often those of my clients as well. To that end, I have created easier…Read more »

Did you know there is a pecking order for dealing with debt? 1 . Home…you need a roof over your head and food on your table. (some mortgage companies allow for deferments or refinance to help if your circumstances change.  For example: in a divorce.) 2 . Vehicle…you need transportation to get to work, so…Read more »

  I first learned about hospice when my Mother-in-law developed brain tumors.  The hospice support was great for mom and for us.  Later when my Alzheimer’s Dad needed care I learned a bit more. Good things to know and ask about: Pros:  You or your loved one may save money because some things will now…Read more »