How to Sail the Caribbean on a Budget

We had scarcely got home from our thirty day cruise in March and April to the Panama Canal and Hawaii when we received this unbelievable offer from Princess Cruises for a seven day Caribbean cruise for only $349 each! This is too good to pass up, my husband said. Since we didn't have a vacation … Continue reading How to Sail the Caribbean on a Budget →

Keeping our Grandchildren Safe in a World Gone Mad

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The first step to stopping the massacres in our land is to stop the massacres going on inside the wombs of our mothers.

This Ole’ House

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Why preserving memories is more important that moving sometimes

Our 30 Days at Sea Journey

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An account of what to expect on a 30 day cruise.

How to Determine if your Financially Ready to Retire

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When i started this blog, I promised it wasn’t going to be a money blog, and it isn't, but after reading some posts of my peers who have become disillusioned in their retirement because they're trying to live on social security alone, I decided to share what I learned regarding finances and retirement from working … Continue reading How to Determine if your Financially Ready to Retire →

The Antidote for Discontentment

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We all feel discontentment at times. We then feel guilty when we are discontented because we know we are blessed beyond measure. Yet there is always the struggle within us to have more or to be more. We understand that we should be satisfied with what we have. After life and health, everything else is … Continue reading The Antidote for Discontentment →

Can you enjoy the 30A Florida beaches in February?

Shortly after retiring, my son and daughter offered my husband and I their rental condo in Florida for a few days, so we decided to take them up on it. We knew this part of Florida wasn't far enough south to be warm enough to swim in the pool or lay out by the ocean, … Continue reading Can you enjoy the 30A Florida beaches in February? →