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Emergency Money Apps Cheat Sheet: What to Use When You Need Money Fast
I am blessed to be able to stay home and do the things I love but at times it harder than it should be. Even though I make money at times it isn’t something we can count on. We never know if or when I might make something and even though I was able to pay the bills in the past when David wasn’t working that hasn’t happened in a long time. Living on one income means David and I have learned to expect the unexpected. More times than I can count, something breaks, a bill comes in higher than expected, or one of us says, “Where in the world…
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Money Apps Made Simple: Cash App, PayPal, Venmo & Google Pay Explained for Real Families
In my home David, Charlie, and even Bradley are over here using Cash App like it’s nothing, and I’m still standing here feeling like I belong back in the cave days trying to figure out what Cash app does and why or why wouldn’t someone want it especially if they work online like I do. This morning alone turned into one of those little “learn something whether you wanted to or not” moments. Charlie was and Bradley were going to have to go to Wells Fargo because they had a paper check. I thought I had heard you could upload a paper check. For once I was able to teach…
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Inside North Richland Hills Packed Model Train Shop: Collector Trains, Kid-Friendly Sets & Hours of Discovery
I love living in small Towns because sometimes the best hidden gems are sitting right in our own backyard, and that’s exactly how we felt when we visited the Model Train Crossing in North Richland Hills. Which we didn’t even know existed until we ventured into Troops Bookstore another hidden gem. From ;looking at the store from the outside, you might think you’re stopping by a small hobby store, but once you walk through the door, you quickly realize this place is much bigger than it looks. Every shelf, display case, and corner seems packed with trains, tracks, buildings, scenery pieces, and treasures waiting to be discovered. This definitely wasn’t…





