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Mundane Monday, Actually a Different Monday
The family at Mom and Dad (Donna and Buford) Bryant’s 60th anniversary. They were married 62 years, right before Buford passed. Donna passed just a bit over a year after Buford.
Nothing really earth shattering to report today. Nothing useful financially, either.
Just me typing away, as we wind down a trip up to the kids’ and for my wife to deal with her Mom’s estate.
It’s been bitter sweet.
We got to see our kids and my Wife’s Sister and her Husband.
We also got to move stuff out her my In Law’s house. My Mom in Law is the last of our parents to go.
Now my Wife, Me, her Sister and our Brother in Law are the oldest in our families. Our Brother in Law and I lost our folks years ago.
It was also bitter sweet in that the two girls, and three grandkids, inherited a little bit of money.
Which we would trade to have the In Laws back.
So, it’s the night before we head 330+ back down to South Central Texas.
We’re tired. We’ve laughed. We’ve cried. We’ve loved.
And we know that money isn’t everything.
Spend time with your loved ones.
Take time for yourself.
Don’t let your job or pursuit of money get in the way of living.
Work to Live. Don’t Live for Work.
Until next time, Peace!
About Keith
Keith is a "60 Years Young" former teacher and counselor who's blundered through the world of personal finance, learning the basics later in life than he likes. It's his mission to share as much about personal finance as possible, helping others get a handle on it, much earlier than he did.