Sometimes Courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says, "I'll try again tomorrow."
Sunday, August 19, 2012
I have decided to be a lot more aggressive towards getting rid of our debt. My new goal is December 2016. I actually don't have all the details worked out for actually making it happen. However, I have worked out some of the details, and I am optimistic that during this journey Heavenly Father will help us reach our goal. Especially if I do my part along the way. So very excited.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
A while ago I posted:
We subscribe to the Dave Ramsey way of thinking and as we talk to a person here or there we find out that we really are weird. We are trying really hard to pay off all of our debt and live debt free. It seems like a good idea to us and it even corresponds with the teachings of the LDS church. We love the idea of being debt free. We have managed to pay off a lot of debt and we are currently working on the student loans that we have procrastinated for so long. Needless to say we beg our kids to realize that you don't need student loans to go to college, there is a better way. They seem to be listening. We sure do love them.
Richard leaves on his mission in 6 years and we are determined to get them paid in 6 years. I know if we are dedicated, we can do it, even if it means being weird for 6 years.
Since then we have not made any progress on our student loans, but I have determined that I am going to set money into savings every month even if we have to spend it. I am determined to be obedient to the counsel to set aside money for emergencies. Yesterday our car wouldn't start. It ended up being a car battery. The cost was $100. How grateful I was to have money in savings to pay for it.
We subscribe to the Dave Ramsey way of thinking and as we talk to a person here or there we find out that we really are weird. We are trying really hard to pay off all of our debt and live debt free. It seems like a good idea to us and it even corresponds with the teachings of the LDS church. We love the idea of being debt free. We have managed to pay off a lot of debt and we are currently working on the student loans that we have procrastinated for so long. Needless to say we beg our kids to realize that you don't need student loans to go to college, there is a better way. They seem to be listening. We sure do love them.
Richard leaves on his mission in 6 years and we are determined to get them paid in 6 years. I know if we are dedicated, we can do it, even if it means being weird for 6 years.
Since then we have not made any progress on our student loans, but I have determined that I am going to set money into savings every month even if we have to spend it. I am determined to be obedient to the counsel to set aside money for emergencies. Yesterday our car wouldn't start. It ended up being a car battery. The cost was $100. How grateful I was to have money in savings to pay for it.
Friday, June 22, 2012
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Spring Break
We were really hoping that we would be able to go camping some place close for spring break, since we do live in Arizona. However being in the mountains, you just can't plan too far ahead. However, we were blessed with good weather and got away for a quick camp out about an hour away from the house here in the forest.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Geocaching
We took the kids geocaching today. We told the little one we were looking for treasure boxes. They loved the treasures in the boxes. Orapun actually got nail polish in on the the boxes and thought she had struck gold. It was fun. At one point Dad said kids stay next to me, and Orapun turned around and said, "stay next to you." Then she promptly walked over to him and held his hand and walked with him. She is so cute.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Sunday, March 4, 2012
A walk on the rim
A look out at the rim
Michael
Leilani
Orapun
James and Michael
Lee and Michael
There is a path here that is half paved and half dirt. It is on the rim and you look out over a valley of trees. It is a beautiful fun and simple hike.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Trying to be weird!!!
We subscribe to the Dave Ramsey way of thinking and as we talk to a person here or there we find out that we really are weird. We are trying really hard to pay off all of our debt and live debt free. It seems like a good idea to us and it even corresponds with the teachings of the LDS church. We love the idea of being debt free. We have managed to pay off a lot of debt and we are currently working on the student loans that we have procrastinated for so long. Needless to say we beg our kids to realize that you don't need student loans to go to college, there is a better way. They seem to be listening. We sure do love them.
Richard leaves on his mission in 6 years and we are determined to get them paid in 6 years. I know if we are dedicated, we can do it, even if it means being weird for 6 years.
Richard leaves on his mission in 6 years and we are determined to get them paid in 6 years. I know if we are dedicated, we can do it, even if it means being weird for 6 years.
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