Moving through life's seasons
Looking back on 2024 has been a lovely thing to do. We feel very blessed. At the time of writing we are expecting our second grandchild to arrive and this may have to be the focus of another post in a while. In the meantime, a few numbers and thoughts on 2024. Continue reading “Looking back on 2024”
I feel remorse. The more I stare at my keyboard the harder it gets to express myself but I’ll give it a go. Continue reading “Remorse”
As a Christian, I know we Christians are a funny bunch. Perhaps we might appear a bit odd, weird and a bit different. Or maybe perfectly normal? Do we take everything seriously? I cannot help but be on the same wavelength of the spot-on Adrian Plass at times. Continue reading “Christians are a funny bunch”
My second biggest financial mistake was buying shares. Although this was going on some 25 years ago, I still wrestle with it. While still in the introductory paragraph, let me say it wasn’t all bad as some valuable lessons have been learned. Continue reading “Second biggest financial mistake”
Are blogs still important? As I mull this over, let me tell you I started my first blog in 2010, some 14 years ago. Since then it has been incredibly rewarding in a number of ways but are blogs still important in 2024 and beyond? Continue reading “Are blogs still important?”
This is about personal investments and attitudes. The way in which a person organises their finances says a lot. Perhaps a bit like buying a car, or a house and so on, it might reflect someone’s personality. Continue reading “Investments and attitudes”
There’s some turbulence out there, not only with the changeable weather but our money seems to be going up and down rather a lot. So this blog post is all about personal finance, not the weather…. Continue reading “Turbulence out there”