how much health insurance is these days. I was paying COBRA insurance $428 per month. I thought this was really bad until I realized that Margot’s dad is paying $2,400 every three months!
It’s amazing how these insurance take advantage of the uninsured who try to plan for their healthcare and know that we’re desperate for coverage.
I’m so glad that I’m eligible for Margot’s insurance plan now after all these years.
about our gardens and flower beds!
Of course, we need to prioritize and take care of putting the carseat in the car and packing first.
But after that stuff is finished I’m all for getting some garden decor and going to town! In fact, just Monday we went out and planted our annual sunflower seeds in the garden.
At first we were planting one per hole. Then I realized that there were about 100 in the packet! That quickly changed things and we started packing three and four seeds per hole!
Over the past few years I’ve noticed that my once fair skin has changed colors and become a somewhat rosy color. Of course, I can contribute some of it to my freckles getting together to provide a spotted tan.
One thing I might consider doing if I want to get back to my pastey-white self is skin whitening!
It worked for Michael Jackson, right?
Nevermind.
When I was a Marketing Director I was constantly looking for new and innovative ways to advertise and “get the word out.”
One thing that I found highly effective was advertising pens. They were economical and it was great to be able to go around town and leave them and then months later go to the establishment to find that the pens were still in use with all of the contact information!
So we’re at the point where I should probably start finishing up my to-do list. The other day I walked into the mud room and realized that the infant carseat was sitting on the shelf.
When Margot was pregnant we had that thing installed in the car right at 26 weeks!
Then I walked into the baby room and there’s my luggage - empty.
I figure at some point I should pack the suitcase - however, it’s hard to do when I only have a few pair of clothes that fit and I wear them every other day!
The ongoing antics of two thirty-something *gasp* mamas raising our three-year-old daughter and adding another baby girl to the mix.