Monthly Archives: June 2019

Some “Letter Game” Alternatives for Vacation Travel Have you played the Letter Game on a long trip? The one where you work your way through the alphabet as you see letters on billboards and road signs? Ok. I know times … Continue reading →

“Shut The Door!” You will likely be hearing a great deal about “financial literacy” in the months and years to come. Financial responsibility has always been important, but cultural trends have made it more difficult for parents and grandparents to … Continue reading →

Jesus and Tariffs Traditionally, a tariff is something countries use to impose a tax on imports and exports, with the goal of encouraging citizens to produce and purchase more products at home. As I am sure you are aware, it … Continue reading →

Mass Shootings and Faith The Hampton Roads area was struck with tragedy last week as twelve innocent people lost their lives at the hands of a single shooter.  The funerals will begin this week.  The physical wounds of those who … Continue reading →