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You’ve heard the advice many times before, save for retirement. But have you started yet?

Think of the last meal you ate in a restaurant. Do you think the plate it was served on was larger or smaller than your dinner plate at home? Do you think portions served were bigger or smaller than what you normally serve at home?

While things seemed to be getting back to normal, the start of this school year may be another uncertain one. Many parents are wondering if their child's school will be open all year or if it will it be another year of quarantines and closures.

[As appeared on Star Tribune] Whether you grew up with a brother or sister, or maybe multiple siblings, those with whom you share parents (and sometimes a room with!) create a bond that is not usually easily broken. Sometimes you fight like cats and dogs, sometimes you are the best of friends.

My mom was born at home in eastern Tennessee in 1935. She was the third girl and named Bennie Mae after her dad. Not unusual in a rural farming community of the time, my grandparents had 8 more children after her.

Following a week of service at the Center of Hope in Inglewood, CA for 1DayLA, Christian Care Ministry/ Medi-Share leaders celebrated partnerships with Volunteers in Medicine and Missions.Me to continue to assist the underserved in the Los Angeles area.

So, I’m sure you’ve all heard about avocado toast; it’s all the rage and for very good reason, too! Avocados are not only super flavorful when seasoned right, but they have great texture and many health benefits as well. If you don’t think you could like avocados or are a little on the edge about them, I am here to change your mind.

Are you an impulse spender? It turns out you’re not the only one. Millions of Americans make unnecessary purchases every day. Each year, consumers spend an average of $5,400 on impulse buys. Evidently, frivolous spending adds up and can quickly bust your budget if you aren’t careful.