Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Are You Paying too Much Interest?

Now is a great time to look into refinancing your home loan. Interest rates are really low right now. According to our bank, a 30-day fixed rate mortgage is at 4.625% right now. Rates are even lower for 20-year and 15-year loans.  If you're paying more, it's definitely time to check into refinancing that loan.  It's amazing how much interest you can save just by lowering your interest rate.  It's so much more satisfying when more of your payments go toward paying down the principle!

We need to go into the bank and sign some papers, but we're definitely planning on refinancing soon.  Since we're staying with the same bank, it should be really simple, kind of like this Streamline Refinance.  It's called streamlined, because the process is quick and easy, and it uses your original paper work from your original loan, so there's no extra paperwork. They already have all our information at the bank, so it's easy for everyone, and we can start saving money on interest.

With the money we save, we can have more to help put Cory through college, or maybe we can do some home improvements like they show on HGTV, or finally go on that 25th anniversary trip. 

I Love this Summer Weather

My parents are here visiting.  They live in Kentucky, where the summers are hotter and more humid.  Of course, their winters are much more mild than ours here in Wisconsin - so I suppose there's always a trade-off.

I'm not complaining at all.  I love our Wisconsin summers, even though I also enjoy a little heat.  I just don't enjoy heat that is hot enough that my guys want to turn the air conditioning on.  When the air is on, I freeze inside the house and have to go outside every so often to warm up in the sun, or I turn the temperature on the thermostat up until I'm not freezing - and then it gets stuffy in the house. 

Thankfully, we don't often get that kind of heat.  And, when we do, it doesn't last long.  We have enough days that are warm enough the neighbors can take their above ground pool covers off and enjoy some time in the pool, but not so many days that I have to close up the house and turn the air on.

Today was a perfect kind of day - blue skies, sunshine, and a nice cool breeze.  It was cool enough that my cute little Kentucky mom had to wear her sweatshirt part of the time, and my dad sat outside on the deck enjoying the sun for a while.

Monday, June 27, 2011

Violent Video Games for Kids?

This Supreme Court decision that reverses the California video game ban makes no sense to me.  The court decided that governments cannot ban the sale or rental of violent video games to minors because it would violate free-speech rights.  Really?  I can see that banning the production of violent video games might violate the free-speech rights of the video game makers, but do they really have to be able to sell them to kids?  I suppose that means that anything that people are free to say also has to be available to kids?  What about pornography?  That has to be available too, because the people who produce pornography are free to produce it, right?

I was thinking that, but then I read this question asked by Stephen Breyer, one of the dissenting justices.  "What sense does it make to forbid selling to a 13-year-old boy a magazine with an image of a nude woman while protecting a sale to that 13-year-old of an interactive video game in which he actively, but virtually, binds and gags the women, then tortures and kills her?"  So I guess the same logic/freedom of speech doesn't apply to pornography?  Really, it makes no sense. 

See Monte Carlo this Summer

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I'm not talking about actually taking a trip, though that would be fun, wouldn't it?  I'm talking about the new Selena Gomez movie coming out this Friday - Monte Carlo.
What it's about: Grace (Selena Gomez) is an ordinary girl who becomes an accidental heiress when a summer trip to Paris turns into the fantasy of a lifetime. On a dream vacation, Grace, along with her best friend and step-sister, discover that the greatest adventure is finding out who they really are.
Of course there's a guy involved, too.  In the trailer, Grace says, "I finally meet a guy who likes me for me, and I'm not even me."  Will she tell him who she really is?  Will it all work out?  I hadn't heard anything about this movie until I watched the trailer, but now I'm looking forward to seeing it.  Check it out:
 

 It really looks like a lot of fun.  It's not really Jeffrey's kind of movie, so I'm thinking maybe I can get Beth to go with me.  That is, if she can leave that little man of hers long enough!  It would be fun, though.  It's been ages since we've gone and done anything together.  Hanging out at home while she does laundry doesn't count!
 
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Sunday, June 26, 2011

Credit Score and Mortgage Rates

I was watching the news the other day, and something came on about real estate and mortgage rates.  They mentioned the importance of having a good credit score and how people with better credit scores could get a better interest rate on their loans.  If the credit score wasn't as good, the banks might still give someone a loan, but they'd charge a higher interest rate, because that person was a greater risk.

It just seemed kind of wrong to me.  A bank feels that someone is at a greater risk for defaulting on a loan, so they charge a higher rate, making their monthly payments higher, and making it harder for that person to pay - and therefore increasing the risk.  At least in my mind.  I realize the banks have to protect themselves and their money, but it just seems wrong to me.

Not everyone can qualify for veteran home loans, but it's a good option for those who do, those who've so unselfishly served our country.  VA loans are guaranteed by the federal government, so the banks don't have to take on the risk, allowing qualified veterans to get the lowest possible rates.  One of the benefits of VA home loans is that a veteran or an active military borrower can be approved for rates not much higher than someone who has a large down payment and great credit.  And that means they're more likely to be able to pay the mortgage and stay in their homes, and that's good for everybody.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

So Many Old Pictures

After posting our wedding picture here and on facebook Tuesday, I got to thinking I ought to post some more pictures from the wedding, and tag all my facebook friends who show up in them.  It's kind of fun to see how people have changed!  It's still hard to believe that, when we got married,  my mom was younger than I am now.

We have 9 or 10 photo albums full of pictures - all from before we got our first digital camera.  We don't actually get them out and look at them very often, but it's nice knowing we have them.  We have the wedding pictures, pictures from the first few years of our marriage, pictures of our babies.  It would be nice to have digital copies, not just so I can share and tag people on facebook, but as a back-up, should anything ever happen to the photo albums. 

I never figured out our scanner software, so I've never been able to scan the photos in, but one of my friends bought a negative and slide scanner, and she let me borrow it.  I've scanned one box of negatives, which is why I have the wedding photos, but I still have a whole box of negatives to go.  I really need to get back to it.  It wouldn't take that long to do, if I'd just get to it.  And, while I'm at it, I get to look at old pictures, and I could even do some editing if I want.  But first, I've got to get them all scanned.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Last Year This Time

Today is not just our wedding anniversary. It's the one-year anniversary of the Eagle Tornado.  Yes, last year we celebrated our anniversary by having a nice dinner on the deck, and then later a tornado roared through our neighborhood and left a path of destruction.

Last year this time, we were walking around in the dark, checking to see if our neighbors were OK, just beginning to get an idea of that destruction.  It wasn't until the morning came that we really got a chance to see the damage.  (Eagle Tornado, the Morning After)
 
All the pics - here.

Today and tonight we've had plenty of wind and rain, lightning and thunder - but thankfully no tornado this year!  We'll be happy never to have another one of those.

How to Save $16,000

We keep talking about refinancing our home loan.  Rates are really going down.  I think our loan was at 7.5% when we first built the house, and we've refinanced a couple times over the years as rates continued to fall.  We're currently at 5.25%, but I just checked the rates on our bank's website last night, and a 15-year fixed rate mortgage is at 3.75% right now.  We've been paying on our mortgage for 13 years now and paying a little extra each month - enough to equal making two extra payments a year - so, continuing as we are, we could have the house paid off in about 14 years.

So why refinance? If we refinance to drop the interest rate, our payment doesn't change much at all, and if we continue paying extra every month, we can have the house paid off two years earlier and save $16,000 in interest.  Wow!  It will cost us about $900 to do it, but I'd say it's worth it - and we really should have done this earlier.  Of course, I don't remember what the rates were last fall when I went to the bank to get the insurance checks taken care of.  Maybe they were lower; maybe they were higher; but that really doesn't matter.  What matters is now.

If you think you might be paying more interest on your mortgage than you need to, now might be the time to look into refinancing.  You can check out FHA Streamline Refinance to easily find out how much you could save.  Enter your mortgage balance and current interest rate to get a free quote.  If you already have a VA Loan or FHA (Federal Housing Administration) Loan, you're already approved, there's no additional paperwork, and there are no out-of-pocket costs.  The process is quick and easy - that's why it's called Streamline.  If you don't have a VA or FHA loan, there are options for Conventional Streamline Refinance too.

I'm not saying you'll save $16,000, but it's worth checking out.  You might be able to pay your house off sooner or lower your monthly payments so you have more money for other expenses.
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25 Years

25 years ago today, I married my best friend.  25 years!  How is that even possible?  It seems like just yesterday. 
And now we’re halfway through our 50 year trial.   See, when we got married, we said we’d give it 50 years – to see if things were going to work out or not.  If, after 50 years, we decide it’s just not working out, we can go our separate ways…
 
I’m strongly leaning toward keeping him, but I’ve got another 25 years to decide for sure.
 
Happy Anniversary, Honey.  I love you more today than I did the day we said “I Do!”

Sunday, June 19, 2011

How to Tie a Tie


Throughout high school, when Cory had to dress up and wear a tie, like for band or choir concerts, he had his dad tie it for him.  If his dad wasn't going to be around, they would tie it ahead of time, then loosen it up so Cory could slip it off and then slip it back over is head when he needed it.  Then all he had to do was tighten it up, and he was good to go.

Then he went a away to college, where he needed to be able to tie his own ties - because his dad wasn't available.  At first he said he was going to find some girls to help him, but then he decided that he really did need to learn to tie his own tie.  So he went online and followed the easy instructions he found.  There are some really good tutorials for tying several different knots on the Tiecoon.com website.  If you've always wanted to learn How to Tie a Tie, be sure to check them out.  Follow the step by step guides on how to tie windsor knots, how to tie half windsor knots, how to tie four in hand knots, how to tie pratt knots, and how to tie a bowtie. There are pictures of each and every step so you'll be tying your own ties is no time!

Now that Cory knows how to tie his own ties, he's wearing ties all the time.  He's gone tie crazy!  And he looks really nice.

Now that you've learned How to Tie a Tie, you need some news ties, too - right?  You're in luck, because one lucky winner is going to get a $50 gift code from Tiecoon.com.  That will buy a lot of ties, because they have plenty of nice cheap ties at Tiecoon.com.  A lot of the ties are $5.

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Old Alabama

I really love this video.




It's nice to see Alabama again. Also, I think Brad Paisley is pretty much a genius.

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Win a $10,000 College Scholarship from Parent's Choice

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Now the folks at Parent's Choice,  in partnership with PBM Products, LLC, a Perrigo Company, have launched the Parent’s Choice Infant Formula Savings Sweepstakes.  One lucky winner will receive a $10,000 college scholarship in the form of a College Savings 529 Plan.  Believe me, that will be a big help!
 
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Friday, June 17, 2011

Father's Day is This Sunday

This Sunday is the day that has been set aside to honor our fathers and let them know how much we appreciate them.  Whether you've been shopping for the best gifts for Father's Day, sent your dad a card, planned a special day to spend together, or plan to call your dad on Father's Day, I hope you have a good one.  And if you haven't done anything yet, you still have time to send an e-card.

My dad lives in Kentucky, so I don't get to see him very often - a couple times a year.  We won't get to spend Father's Day together, but he will be here for a visit about a week later.  He's not really coming to see me, though.  Well, he does want to see me, but mostly Mom & Dad want to meet Jason.  I suppose I can forgive them, since he is pretty precious.

Speaking of Jason - it will be his Daddy's first Father's Day ever!

A Whole Week?

I think I forgot how to blog.  How has it already been a week since I posted anything?  Really?  A week? I keep thinking I should sit down and update.  But then I get busy doing other stuff and just don't do it.

Let's see - where to start?  Last Friday, I guess.  I did post that Jason was a month old.  So hard to believe we've known that little guy for over a month now and amazing how much he's changed in that short time.  He's a precious boy!  Then Friday afternoon we packed up and headed to Michigan for a funeral.  It was nice being able to see some great people - but most of us would rather not have been together if that meant we didn't have to say goodbye to Liz.  Overall, it was a good weekend, spending time together remembering, hugging, loving, supporting, eating, talking, laughing, crying...  It was especially good for the young people to have that time together, and good for us adults too.

It was hard to leave, but we came home Sunday - got home sometime between 9 and 10, and if I'd posted sooner I might remember exactly when.  Cory's friend Travis came home with us to spend the week.  They've been hanging out, getting together with friends, and staying up late - all between Cory's work schedule.  Here's another update I should have made - Cory got a new job working in the Electronics department at Walmart.  He just started last Monday.  He had one day off this week, but the rest of the days he's had to work at least 5 hours.  Travis has managed to keep himself busy, hanging out at the library, working on an old typewriter he got at Goodwill, and who knows what else.

Beth had an appointment with the eye doctor on Tuesday, so she asked me to go with her to help her with Jason.  It was a good thing, because of course, the time he needed something was right when the doctor was looking at her eyes.  Mostly, he was a very good boy.  Beth's eyes checked out perfectly - healthy, perfect vision, etc.  After the eye doctor, we went to Great Clips for a haircut, and he sat in his car seat and just watched his mommy get her hair cut - so cute!

And that was only Tuesday.  The rest of the week?  I'm sure there were some perfectly good reasons excuses for not actually posting anything.  I just can't think of any right now.

Friday, June 10, 2011

One Month Old

It's hard to believe, but our precious grandson Jason is one month old today.  He's growing and changing every day.  Here's a picture his mommy posted this morning.


Yep, he's adorable!

Save Money with Walgreens Brand Health & Wellness Products

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Jeffrey has been having some pain in one of his knees.  He stopped walking with me because it was hurting him so much and finally went to the doctor to get it checked out.  The doctor told him he has a touch of arthritis and needs to be taking some kind of joint health supplement .  So I went to Walgreens to see what I could find for him.  Walgreens has all the name-brand supplements, but they also offer their own line of Walgreens Brand Health & Wellness Products.  What I like about the Walgreens products is that they have all the same ingredients and are just as good as the name-brand products, but the price is so much better.  In fact, lots of times they even offer their products Buy 1 / Get 1 FREE, which is a really great deal.
 
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Tuesday, June 07, 2011

For the Baby Who has Everything

Beth has been working as a nanny for a couple with two kids, a 4-year-old boy and a 1-year-old girl.  She was pregnant when she first started working there, and the people she works for have been unbelievably wonderful to her.  They don't plan to have any more kids, and they were ready to get rid of all their baby stuff.  Guess who got it?

Car seat, stroller, swing, Pack 'n Play, crib sheets, blankets, baby clothes all the way up to 4T, even maternity clothes.  It's amazing how many things a brand-new little person needs, and they gave Beth and Tim practically everything they could possibly need.  It's really been a huge blessing.

Of course, it also means that darling little boy doesn't need a thing, and I really don't need to go shopping for cute baby boy outfits.  I'll probably still have to get him something now and again - when I see something incredibly cute for a good price.  I did buy him a bath towel with a puppy hood, because it was so darn cute.  Never mind that he already had 7 or 8 of them.  Maybe that's an exaggeration, but they do have plenty of baby towels.  Yeah, they have plenty of everything.

I'm sure I'll find some way to spoil that baby boy!

Monday, June 06, 2011

Sadness

I can't really concentrate today.  We found out this morning that the daughter of some of our dear friends passed away in her sleep last night.  A daughter who was only a couple years older than our own daughter.  A beautiful young lady we've known for a lot of years.  I can't imagine what her family is going through right now.  Truth be told, I don't want to imagine.  This is not something any parent should ever have to go through.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to her parents and her brothers and all the many friends she touched with her short life.  We'll miss her ready smile, the way she was always one of the first ones on the dance floor, those fun show skits, her beautiful voice, and so much more.  So much sadness and so many tears today.  Yes, we will see her again, but today we miss her.

Protect Your Baby and Get Back in Shape

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Now that Beth has been a new mom for a few weeks, she's starting to think about getting back into shape.  These little people are definitely worth it,but they sure do change your body!  Somehow, all new moms have to figure out how to get that pre-baby body back.
 
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Friday, June 03, 2011

Saving Money with Online Shopping

I read yesterday that by 2015 purchases on mobile phones are expected to total $119 billion.  I don't know about the mobile phones, because that's not something I do, yet.  Possibly by 2015, though!

In the meantime, I do my share of online shopping.  I'm sure there are statistics about how much people are spending online and how that compares to money spent in physical stores, though I haven't looked that up.  I think the online shopping has to have a pretty good share of the sales, though, because there are so many good deals to be found online.  I'm not sure how they do it - low overhead maybe? - but sometimes the prices are just a fraction of what you can find in the store. 

For instance, we recently bought a couple digital camcorders, one for Jeffrey and one for Beth.  (We have a new grandson; there needs to be video)  When we bought the camcorders, we also bought two extra batteries and a battery charger, because we could get 30% off for buying them all together. We went ahead and bought them, because those things rarely go on sale, but we did not use them - until I had checked to see how much we could get them for online.  I ended up finding the exact same batteries and a charger that included an adapter to use it in the car.  All three items cost about $26, shipped.  The ones we bought in the store?  About $150.  They all went back.

Besides the better prices you can often find coupons codes for shopping online.  Once you've found the item you want, but before you check out, just search for coupon codes for the that store.  There are several online sites that compile lists and links for all kinds of online coupons.  You can find free shipping or just save some extra money off your purchase.  Even a few dollars savings can make it worth your time to search.  Even if you don't find any codes to save money off the initial purchase, you can often get money back by shopping through sites like Ebates.  Create a free account, then when you're ready to shop or check out, simply click through the site, and  you'll get money back.  It's definitely worth it!  I don't know why I didn't start using it sooner.

How about you?  Do you have any tips for saving money shopping online?  Are you one of those who uses your mobile phone for shopping?

Thursday, June 02, 2011

Garden Planted

Assorted bell pepper vegetables from MexicoImage via Wikipedia
I bought some tomato plants last week when Cory and I went shopping and got those planted on Friday.  I really wanted to get some pepper plants, too, but all they had was the larger plants that cost $3 each.  In the end they're probably worth it, but I'd really rather buy a pack of several smaller plants for the same price or less.  Like the tomato plants which were $1.50 for 4 plants.

So last night Jeffrey and I went to Home Depot and found just that - packs of 6 pepper plants for around $3.  So we got 3 packs.  We really don't need that many pepper plants, but they were mixed packs.  One was all hot peppers that Cory wanted to try, and the other two packs were a mix of hot peppers and bell peppers.  I really wanted the bell peppers, but I think there are only two plants per pack since there are 2 kinds of hot peppers, and I wanted more of the bell peppers.  So that's why I bought two.  That's a lot of pepper plants!  And I had to plant them all, because all the plants look pretty much the same, and I had no idea which ones were which.

I worked on pulling weeds and turning up the soil and then planting those peppers, and the rest of the garden, all afternoon.  I planted zucchini, green beans, radishes, cucumbers, lettuce, basil, cilantro, and probably more stuff that I can't remember right now.  I planted some lettuce, spinach and chard a couple weeks ago, and there are little chard and spinach plants now.  I'm not sure what's going on with the lettuce, because I'm not seeing it - so I might have to plant that again.  I think something is eating the chard, too.  Hopefully some of it will survive.

Anyway, I'm feeling a bit tired and sore from all the gardening today, but it does feel good to have it all planted.  Now we can look forward to SALSA!
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Review: Robe and Chemise Set

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Like most men, my husband likes lingerie.  I still haven't figured out how, when or why he expects me to wear it.  Also, the lingerie I feel good in isn't necessarily the sexiest.  I like something that is comfortable, looks better than an old t-shirt, but isn't overtly sexy.  To quote, "What is sexy? Sexy is a feeling, it’s an aura; it’s the all around confidence one exudes."  If I don't feel comfortable or confident in something, then it's really not sexy, right?

That's why I was happy to try this robe and chemise set from lingerie.com.  It's not super sexy, but it's nice.  I really like the shiny satin material and color.  I like that the robe has a tie on the inside as well as having the tie belt - so it stays put.  The chemise is fairly simple in the front with nice detail created by the ties in the back.  Because of the ties, it is entirely adjustable to get the right fit.  That's a good thing, or it will be once I figure out how I want it to fit - lower, higher, tighter, looser...  Yeah, I'm lingerie challenged.  Once I get it adjusted properly, I think I'm really going to like it and feel good in it.  Of course, after Jeffrey gets his hands on the ties, it won't really matter, will it?

I'm also thinking the robe, even though it matches and goes with the chemise, will be a perfect cover-up and robe for other things.  And I forgot to mention, the entire set comes with a matching purple padded hanger!  For this purple robe and chemise set and plenty of other lingerie items, be sure to check out lingerie.com. There are plenty of styles, fabrics, and colors to choose from, including plus size lingerie.  They offer free shipping on orders over $50 and a 30 day no-hassle return policy.
 
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