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Thought for the week: All of your talents and opportunities come from God. Give him the thanks and give him the glory. Remember the appropriate moment to praise God is always this one.
“He sees them talking with a big smile, but they haven’t got a clue.
As I walked by Kenrose Elementary School and Ravenwood High School Monday afternoon and saw children sledding down the hills, memories of my own children — bundled up while going up and down the hill again and again — flooded my mind.
Wayne Jones (an alias) was one of my teachers for a number of years.
If you’re in a blended family, you’re already aware of the emotional and financial issues involved in your daily life. But what about the future?
A young man who works at the same place I do — he’s probably 23 or 24 years old — called me a boomer the other day and was roundly applauded by a couple of his cohorts who witnessed our encounter.
Thought for the week: The best rule for making and keeping friends is, not surprisingly, the golden rule. To have good friends, be a good friend.
The pandemic has touched every single one of us, some to a much greater and sadder degree than others.
While the coronavirus continues to keep us masked up and our communities shut down, another epidemic has hit a large swath of our population. And like COVID-19, it targets older individuals at a much higher rate, although no one is immune.
While Christmas gloriously capped off a truly awful year, we learned that the misery of 2020 was not through with us when the mind-boggling explosion on Second Avenue in Nashville occurred, on Christmas morning no less.
One of the most challenging situations that I run into in my financial advisory practice is advising someone who suddenly comes into a large sum of money.
Thought for the week: When I think of you, I think of kindness, wisdom and love. Thanks for being you!
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