In spite of April showers, spring, and the promise of warmer months ahead, fuels this edition of My Style. After a long Michigan winter, the urge to break hibernation and head outdoors is real. Whether you gravitate toward a well-manicured formal garden or the overflowing bounty of edible and cutting beds, your garden, like your home, should bring you joy. Choosing what you love makes it a place you want to linger, whether that means puttering with pruners, reconnecting with nature, or gathering with family and friends.
Let’s face it… nobody is getting out alive. We’re all going to die — we just don’t know when.
The federal government partially shut down on Monday, Feb. 15. Congress could not come to an agreement on a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security due to disagreements over Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is housed within the department.
Who? Me? Die? Nope, that kind of stuff doesn’t happen to me. These bad habits of mine might be harmful for you, but I’ve got this. At least, that’s what I thought and how I lived for the first four decades of my life.
I’ll admit I’m biased. As a financial advisor I feel that a qualified person in my position adds tremendous value for our clients. Now let me try and convince you why a financial advisor can be so helpful in developing your financial future.
“If you can lean, you can clean!” I heard the not-so-soothing voice of my Burger King manager, Todd, below.
March marks a turning point in Mid-Michigan, when the long, quiet rhythms of winter begin to give way to the vibrancy of spring. For many, this month is an exciting blend of warmer days, longer evenings, new adventures, and community events that refresh both body and spirit. At its core, March brings the promise of renewal that only spring can deliver.
You will either love or hate knowing about these three free websites. Actually, I predict you’ll quickly decide to use at least one of them — but you might be frightened by them at the same time. And you probably should be.
