“And then they invented the Betty Crocker red velvet cake mix. All glory be to God.” Directly quoting a devotional speaker we had at work, I am reminded that God receives the glory even in the little things. Even in the sad things. Even in the big things. Even in the bad things. Even in... Continue Reading →
"You should wait for the housing market to crash." "Interests rates are too high to buy a house in today's market." "The VA Loan is the best because you don't need a down payment." These are several real and valid quotes that I heard last year when considering home ownership. The current real estate market... Continue Reading →
Time flies when you're stressed out. Is that how the phrase goes? Or maybe time flies when you're traveling? Wait. I got it! Time flies when you're having allergies, cicadas, and Cousins Maine Lobster (from Shark Tank) for the first time. Yeah, that's it. No matter how the phrase goes, time has flown since posting... Continue Reading →
Yes, I spent $180 on homemade cinnamon rolls. But don't worry, it was for a good cause.
Following a busy and enjoyable holiday season, it is now the start of a new year. Well, we are 28 days in but you get the point. Being the beginning of a new year, I suppose this is an opportunity to be reminded throughout 2024 that God is in control. Many thoughts and feelings regarding... Continue Reading →
Whether it is being called a season, a chapter, or a period of life, this year has been one filled with many adventures, challenges, and reasons to give thanks. First, God has blessed me with family, health, life, and life eternal. That’s something to be thankful for! Second, getting through the Warrant Officer Basic Course... Continue Reading →
Truly, there is power in prayer. I've found myself filled with many thoughts across a vast spectrum of subjects. Whether it be about where we're headed for Christmas, working toward purchasing a house, friends and family with health concerns, Marine Corps administrative tasks, or an upcoming vacation, I think a lot. At work we might... Continue Reading →
When I first took off on my Disney adventure (moving to Florida to work for Disney), I remember some folks asking if a big move was financially feasible. You see, I was coming off an income where I averaged $980 per month. This could be a month’s worth of rent! The questions were valid, and... Continue Reading →
The Wild Ride 