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Yippee! I’ll Get to Sleep Late!

Lynndee — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 00:28:47 +0000

It’s already Thanksgiving on Thursday and it will be a long holiday, not just for the husband and my student son, but also for me. The school will have no classes starting on Wednesday which is the day before Thanksgiving. That being said, I don’t have to wake up early starting Wednesday. Yay! It is still a struggle for me at times waking up so early.

But having my son home on those days will also mean less time for me to use the PC. I guess you already know why. Yes, he will be borrowing my throne to play on the computer. Uh-oh! So, I guess I need to finish reading about insurance this week, huh? But the rv insurance can wait. We need to win the lottery first so we can buy an rv, and when that’s happen, that’s the proper time for me to check for the insurance. LOL.

Loneliness Can Be Productive

Lynndee — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 22:48:37 +0000

Being alone everyday is something that I am used to. As soon as the husband leaves for work and my son leaves for school, that is the start of my being alone, but it’s not a lonely kind of life.

Though I love them being around, I have a lot to be thankful for when I am by myself. I get more productive because I get to use the PC without any disturbances from anybody. As if the husband and my son are really disturbing me, huh? LOL. I get to focus more, and with that, I do more stuff.

Today alone, I got to browse for everything that we need for the fall, I got to do tasks, I got to read articles about everything including Wholesale Insurance and to top it off, I caught more tasks that will give us more money. See? Isn’t that simply great? I’ll probably get rich if it will continue to be like this. Teehee.

Like Father, Like Daughter

Lynndee — Sun, 29 May 2011 00:40:13 +0000

My husband’s daughter, my step-daughter, is now here paying us a visit. She and her dad are talking in the dining area, but I can hear them from where I am sitting in the bedroom. It’s been like fifteen minutes that they had been talking, but I’ve heard so many different topics already.

One is about the books that they both love, one is about his daughter’s favorite actor, Johnny Depp, about her insurance that is going to due soon, etc. I’ve heard her mention http://www.wholesaleinsurance.net/ actually, but she didn’t elaborate on it. I will join them in a while when I finishing my online tasks.

He’s Always Eavesdropping

Lynndee — Sat, 14 May 2011 00:02:59 +0000

My 8–year-old son is what you would call a typical kid. He is curious and constantly asks questions, most especially when his dad and I are talking.

My husband and I were talking about the different kinds of insurance last night and he batted in when he heard about disability insurance and asked what’s it about. My husband explained it to him like he always does and my son was enlightened. He’s one smart kiddo, you know.

Half-a-World Away From My Old Home

Lynndee — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 01:30:16 +0000

My son and I have been here in Uncle Sam’s land for two weeks now officially. Time flies when you’re having fun, huh? It just seems like yesterday when we touched down at my fiancé’s city airport. And all this time, I’ve only talked to my mom thrice since we arrived here. And that’s because of the time difference of thirteen hours. By the time I wake up in the morning, they are already sleeping. And by the time they wake up, I am already sleeping too. Isn’t that amusing?

I wonder how mom is now. The last time that we talked, she talked about hers and dad’s life insurances. She hasn’t checked about term life insurance rates for she is continuing with the payments on their regular policy. Maybe I will try my best to talk to them tonight and see what’s going on. That’s an idea I need to follow up on.

It Pays to Think Ahead

Lynndee — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 00:00:33 +0000

My fiancés mother died recently after a long illness, but fortunately she had planned ahead and looked into medicare supplement plans. That made things so much easier for them as a family while dealing with her illness.

Today, a lot of medicare plans are being offered. One is AllsUp whose goal is to give service to people who need to process everything and get the benefits the easiest way possible so they can too deal with the most important issues of caring for an ill loved one.

He’s Such a Thoughtful Honey to Me; But He Better Watch Out!

Lynndee — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 22:49:47 +0000

My fiancé and I were chatting on Skype the other day and he brought up the subject of life insurance. I found that surprising, and on asking him why he was all of a sudden thinking of such, he informed me that he was not totally happy with the coverage his company offers, and seeing that he will soon be married to me as well as being responsible for my son, he wants to get the best possible policy, just in case.

I told him I didn’t like thinking about such things, but he was adamantly insistent, saying that he was going to take care of us in all possible ways, which includes the what ifs in an unknown future. And knowing how stubborn he can be, I acceded to his wishes and went searching for him, because he knows how much I like doing research on the net. And fortunately, I got an immediate hit and sent him to Wholesaleinsurance.net and told him to shop at his leisure and make what decision he deems necessary. And besides, he may be right in thinking of the future because if he keeps on being so stubborn with me, once we’re together, I might have to kick his but…HEE-HEE-HEE!

My Li’l Cherub is Sick

Lynndee — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 22:52:09 +0000

I am facing the computer monitor yet my mind is elsewhere. I started doing research about car insurance at www.carinsurancelist.com a few minutes ago seeing that we’re looking for new coverage, but I’ve been unable to understand anything that I’ve read at all.

What’s in my thoughts are really distracting because my son has not been in good health since yesterday and I am worrying about him. He’s having flu-like symptoms and has been complaining of an upset stomach since last night. He was a little hot when I touched him this morning though his temperature was normal when I checked using the thermometer. I made sure he had taken meds before living for school; I treated him for his runny nose, cough and upset stomach. I told him to call me here at home if he doesn’t get to feeling any better, and I do hope he will get well real soon.

Thankfully, We’re Covered

Lynndee — Fri, 07 May 2010 22:25:06 +0000

Did I not mention here about two weeks ago that my son had fever? And guess what? He’s having fever again. This weather is really the culprit because it has been really unpredictable lately. His fever started on Tuesday and I was actually thinking of admitting him to the hospital on Wednesday because his temp rose to 39.4 degrees Celsius. But his fever subsided after I gave him his meds and his temp remained below 39 degrees after that so I decided to wait and see what happens.

But I’m keeping a close watch on him and and if his temp goes up again then I will for sure take him to the hospital. I have no problem when it comes to that since we have health insurance. It will expire soon, though, and I need to check for more affordable health insurance quotes, but I’ll cross the bridge when I get there. I will for the moment focus my attention on my son and I do hope he’ll get better soon.

You Get What You Pay For

Lynndee — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 22:58:56 +0000

These are the things that I bought for Yogi’s recognition ceremony at his school and his birthday. He wore the polo-shirt to school and the long-sleeved shirt on his birthday. Both shirts are of brand names, thus, they weren’t cheap at all. I wish they were like the cheap insurance mom just got: more affordable but of high quality. Kids’ things are now even more costly than what adults wear, it seems.

I looked for some unbranded kids wear but I simply didn’t like what I saw. The clothes were as cheap as their price. I know there were quality goods there that were also cheap, but I just wasn’t in the mood to search further because we were running out of time, not to mention that our tummies were rumbling, too.

The price that I paid for those shirts were worth it, though, since they definitely are of high quality, and they were for very special occasions.