Showing posts with label Oma Loves U!. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oma Loves U!. Show all posts
Friday, July 24, 2020
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Happy Fifth Birthday Coast Oak
Happy Birthday Coast Oak - You are awesome kid.
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
Greenlight Debit Card for Kids On Board the #27 of J.J. Yeley
Every account is FDIC-insured
Have you discovered the Greenlight Debit Card for Kids? I hadn’t until I learned that the company was sponsoring J.J. Yeley for the All Star Open. As an Oma (Dutch Grandmother) to five youngsters, I found this concept both awesomely timely and efficient.
J.J. Yeley, in the #27, will start the Open from the thirteenth position in his Rick Ware Racing Ford. Yeley competes full time in the top NASCAR Series. He was the 2001 and 2003 USAC Sprint Cup Champion; the 2002 and 2003 USAC Silver Crown Champion; and the 2003 USAC “Triple Crown” Winner. J.J. has three hundred and seven (307) cup races under his belt.
As cash usage dwindles, the Greenlight Debit Card for Kids Teens, and College Students provides parents an efficient convenience while teaching their youngsters good money habits. These app-based cards put parents in control, while letting kids learn from their mistakes without getting into serious trouble for only $4.99 per month!
Why Parents Choose Greenlight
- First month free. No contracts. • Includes debit cards for up to five kids • No minimum age. No minimum balance. • No transaction, international or overdraft fees • Their first replacement cards are on us
- Turn “Do I have to?” into “All done!” Create in-app chore lists and tie the work to perks.
Allowance on autopilot
- Automatically transfer allowances to kids’ accounts and help them divvy up their earnings between their Spend, Save and Give accounts.
Instant transfers to kids’ cards
- Send money instantly to your kids' accounts anytime, anywhere. And everyone sleeps a little bit better.
Real-time transaction notifications
- Get an alert any time the card is used, including when it’s declined for any reason. You always know when, where and how much money they’re spending.
Store-specific spend controls
- Greenlight is the only debit card that lets you select each store where kids are allowed to spend. If they try to spend where they shouldn’t, we’ll alert you immediately.
Educational app for kids
- A special version of the Greenlight app* lets kids track balances, work chore lists and more.
- *App is optional; kids without smart devices can still use their cards.
Switch card on or off from the app
- If a card is lost or stolen, you can immediately disable it in the Greenlight app. And then switch it back on when the card turns up in the laundry.
Save the change with Round Ups
- It’s the digital version of putting spare change in a piggy bank. Kids can round up purchases to the next dollar and automatically add the change to their savings. Even when they’re spending, they’re saving.
Parent-Paid Interest on savings
- Set and pay interest on your kids’ Save accounts, teaching them the magic of compound growth. Turn your savers into super savers!
Personal savings goals
- Greenlight helps kids set real savings goals and track their progress toward reaching them, all in the app. Someday, they’ll thank you.
ATM parental controls
- You choose whether your kids can use their cards at ATMs and how much cash they can withdraw. Every parent’s new best friend.
Direct deposit
- Teens with jobs can set up direct deposit and have their paychecks sent straight to their Greenlight account, so their money is all in one place.
Enabled for Apple Pay and Google Pay
- Kids can add their Greenlight card as an Apple Pay or Google Pay payment method* so they can tap and pay in an instant. *Subject to Apple Pay and Google Pay age requirements.
Referral bonus
- When you refer someone to Greenlight, you’ll both get $10. (Along with our endless appreciation.)
Balance tracking
- See all historic activity in your kids’ Spend, Save and Give accounts. Your kids are about to become budgeting pros.
Remember to tune in to watch J.J. Yeley in the NASCAR All-Star Open. It is scheduled to take the green flag at 7:00 p.m. (ET). The All-Star Open consists of a three-stage sprint at Bristol. The Open contains two thirty-five (35) -lap segments and an exciting fifteen (15) -lap shootout at the end. The winner of each stage in the Open advances to the rear of the All-Star Race field.
Go J.J. and Greenlight
Be sure to Tune-In tonight for the NASAR All-Star Race! See who will claim the last spots in the All-Star Open at 7PM.
— BristolMotorSpeedway (@BMSupdates) July 15, 2020
Who do you think will win the $1,000,000??#NASCAR #ItsBristolBaby pic.twitter.com/i96qLdqUaF
Friday, July 10, 2020
Thursday, July 2, 2020
Friday, June 12, 2020
Reef Graduates from Kindergarden
It was a wild ride! But he did it! It will all be worth it if he becomes a Ninja Spy Adventurer!! 🕵️♂️
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Astoria Rainbow - Three Weeks Young
Sweet baby girl is already three weeks old! She is the sweetest thing!🌈🌞💞
Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Welcome Astoria Rainbow
Ms. Astoria came into the world today at a healthy eight (8) pounds seven (7) ounces. Welcome Sweet Girl
Sunday, January 5, 2020
Sky Brown Comes for a Visit
Kids got to hang out with Olympian and dancing with the stars junior champ Sky Brown and her family! Awesome time with people spreading good vibes and stoke!
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
2019 Alaska Vacation Journal (101)
08/20/2019 No Travel Day – Happy 65th Birthday
Start Location:
- DeCordova Bend Country Club RV Pad
- 5207–5259 N Gate Rd, Granbury, TX 76049
- 817.326.2381
Start Time: N/A
Mileage: 58,802.0
Cost Per Night: $??? USDWeather: 78 – 102 F Sunny & Muggy
Happy Birthday to me. I cannot believe that I am of the age to collect Social Security and be on Medicare!!!
Paul and Moses started their boat dock project at 7:00 this morning. After some paperwork, I was off for a day at the pool. Moses’ home is very conveniently located by the clubhouse. I parked in his driveway, walked across a small parking lot and was there.
It was a big water aerobics class – at least forty women and three gentlemen. They were all very nice and made me feel very welcome.
We lunched in the clubhouse; then the guys went back to work for a few hours.
For dinner, we all went to Miyako Sushi Bar - Japanese Restaurant for my Birthday. The sushi (California Roll and Eel) and hibachi New York Steak with Shrimp were perfectly prepared. Our chef was funny and efficient. Unfortunately, our waitress was badly in need of training; however, that did not dampen our celebratory spirit.
A visit to the Home Depot was next as the boys needed brackets and knee pads for their work in the morning. Zack called to wish me a happy birthday. He was on the way to our home to cut the pool cover as promised. He sent a photo and it look so inviting. I also received texts from my bro Charles. What a wonderful birthday on the road!
Wildlife Spotted: Squirrel; Paul saw ducks, turtles, and fish while working on the dock
Paul and Moses started their boat dock project at 7:00 this morning. After some paperwork, I was off for a day at the pool. Moses’ home is very conveniently located by the clubhouse. I parked in his driveway, walked across a small parking lot and was there.
It was a big water aerobics class – at least forty women and three gentlemen. They were all very nice and made me feel very welcome.
We lunched in the clubhouse; then the guys went back to work for a few hours.
For dinner, we all went to Miyako Sushi Bar - Japanese Restaurant for my Birthday. The sushi (California Roll and Eel) and hibachi New York Steak with Shrimp were perfectly prepared. Our chef was funny and efficient. Unfortunately, our waitress was badly in need of training; however, that did not dampen our celebratory spirit.
A visit to the Home Depot was next as the boys needed brackets and knee pads for their work in the morning. Zack called to wish me a happy birthday. He was on the way to our home to cut the pool cover as promised. He sent a photo and it look so inviting. I also received texts from my bro Charles. What a wonderful birthday on the road!
Wildlife Spotted: Squirrel; Paul saw ducks, turtles, and fish while working on the dock
Startled this Squirrel During My Walk to the Pool |
The Water Aerobics Class was very Friendly and Welcoming |
Miyako Japanese Restaurant for my Birthday Dinner |
Our Hibachi Chef was very Entertaining |
My New York Steak and Shrimp |
Home Depot Shopping for Boat Dock Material |
My Home Pool Looks So Inviting |
2019 Alaska Vacation Journal
Monday, August 19, 2019
2019 Alaska Vacation Journal (100)
08/19/2019 No Travel Day – Out on the New Boat
Start Location:
- DeCordova Bend Country Club RV Pad
- 5207–5259 N Gate Rd, Granbury, TX 76049
- 817.326.2381
Start Time: N/A
Mileage: 58,802.0
Cost Per Night: $??? USDWeather: 79 – 103 F Sunny & Muggy
Despite going to bed after 11:00 p.m., we were up pretty early. Moses had told us that we would be taking the boat out before the heat became unbearable. His shop takes Sundays and Mondays off.
First off, Paul ordered the material for their boat dock project. Then we spent the morning on Moses’ boat. I have never seen Wake Surfing. It was delightful. Lake Granbury is stunning, and Moses’ new boat was so much fun.
After lunch in the RV, I gathered the paperwork to obtain a reimbursement for our AC Repair. The Viking RV Extended Warranty we purchased with the Beast has really paid off. They have been fair and helpful.
Paul and Moses went lumber shopping. They hope to get some of the boat dock modification done tomorrow. Paul received a call from Viking; they had already approved our repair and the reimbursement check was in the mail!
We ended the day with a nice family dinner at ‘Mi Familia.’ They made the guacamole at your table. The food was very good. My Spinach and Mushroom enchiladas seem to be freshly made. They were simple and enjoyable; just the right portions.
Wildlife Spotted: Ducks
First off, Paul ordered the material for their boat dock project. Then we spent the morning on Moses’ boat. I have never seen Wake Surfing. It was delightful. Lake Granbury is stunning, and Moses’ new boat was so much fun.
After lunch in the RV, I gathered the paperwork to obtain a reimbursement for our AC Repair. The Viking RV Extended Warranty we purchased with the Beast has really paid off. They have been fair and helpful.
Paul and Moses went lumber shopping. They hope to get some of the boat dock modification done tomorrow. Paul received a call from Viking; they had already approved our repair and the reimbursement check was in the mail!
We ended the day with a nice family dinner at ‘Mi Familia.’ They made the guacamole at your table. The food was very good. My Spinach and Mushroom enchiladas seem to be freshly made. They were simple and enjoyable; just the right portions.
Wildlife Spotted: Ducks
View from Moses’ Home |
Launching Moses’ New Boat |
Homes Lining the Lake Granbury Shore |
Beautiful Huge Home with Dock |
Moses Surfing the Wake |
Lake Granbury Park Ducks |
Fresh Guacamole Made at Your Table - ‘Mi Familia’ |
Spinach and Mushroom Enchilada Plate |
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Sunday, August 18, 2019
2019 Alaska Vacation Journal (99)
08/18/2019 No Travel Day – Texas Home & Garden Show
Start Location:
- DeCordova Bend Country Club RV Pad
- 5207–5259 N Gate Rd, Granbury, TX 76049
- 817.326.2381
Start Time: N/A
Mileage: 58,802.0
Cost Per Night: $??? USDWeather: 79 – 103 F Sunny & Muggy
Paul wanted me out of the RV while the Air Guy was working, so I went over to Moses’ Home and did Laundry. Moses helped to put the new AC Unit in.
For Lunch, Moses, Sitara, Paul and I went to Jason's Deli in Granbury; then off to the Texas Home & Garden Show. The Texas Home & Garden Show Series, which was held at Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, gives local and national companies the ability to highlight their services and unique products.
Also, the Texas Nursery & Landscape Association created a big display of flowers and plants! I was amazed at how much succulents I have growing in my yard cost!!! ($50.00 for a small agave pup). I attended a demonstration and planted basil in a Mason Jar.
The four of us took a drive around Weatherford to look for land as we are hoping to move to Texas in the near future. When we got home, the RV was way too hot. Paul and I were both so disappointed. However, it turns out that only the fan was left running.
Paul and Moses took measurements for their boat dock modification. We ended the day late with a dinner at the Mesquite Pit. It is a noisy fun place with good food. I had the Mesquite Shrimp Plate.
Justin, the Air Conditioning guy came over at 10:00 p.m. to tape up the return air and supply air and of course, collect the rest of his money. It was a long day.
Wildlife Spotted: Pond Ducks
For Lunch, Moses, Sitara, Paul and I went to Jason's Deli in Granbury; then off to the Texas Home & Garden Show. The Texas Home & Garden Show Series, which was held at Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, gives local and national companies the ability to highlight their services and unique products.
Also, the Texas Nursery & Landscape Association created a big display of flowers and plants! I was amazed at how much succulents I have growing in my yard cost!!! ($50.00 for a small agave pup). I attended a demonstration and planted basil in a Mason Jar.
The four of us took a drive around Weatherford to look for land as we are hoping to move to Texas in the near future. When we got home, the RV was way too hot. Paul and I were both so disappointed. However, it turns out that only the fan was left running.
Paul and Moses took measurements for their boat dock modification. We ended the day late with a dinner at the Mesquite Pit. It is a noisy fun place with good food. I had the Mesquite Shrimp Plate.
Justin, the Air Conditioning guy came over at 10:00 p.m. to tape up the return air and supply air and of course, collect the rest of his money. It was a long day.
Wildlife Spotted: Pond Ducks
Beautiful Sunrise |
Texas Autosports Formula Mazdas |
Moses’ Office Cat Gets Comfy |
Paul and Moses Check their Measurements |
View from Moses' Front Yard - DeCordova Bend |
2019 Alaska Vacation Journal
Saturday, August 17, 2019
2019 Alaska Vacation Journal (98)
08/17/2019 No Travel Day – Detailed and Cooled
Start Location:
- DeCordova Bend Country Club RV Pad
- 5207–5259 N Gate Rd, Granbury, TX 76049
- 817.326.2381
Start Time: N/A
Mileage: 58,802.0
Cost Per Night: $??? USDWeather: 79 – 103 F Sunny& Muggy
We spent the morning getting the ‘Beast’ serviced. First Moses’ Detailer gave the RV exterior a thorough scrubbing. He also washed the truck (tow vehicle). He started at 6:30 a.m. to beat the heat, so we all got up early.
Then we had the Air-Conditioner guy look at the unit’s AC. He determined that it was not working properly. Since you cannot open the unit to work on it, we needed a new one. He contacted Viking, our extended warranty company – they would cover $1,100 of the repair!!! He would purchase the upgrade (13,500 to a 15,500) unit today and install tomorrow morning.
Paul modified the bicycle rack. Now it is off the back of the Motor-home instead of off the back of the tow vehicle.
Moses took us to the clubhouse for dinner. It was a task busy and fun relaxing day.
Wildlife Spotted: Pond Ducks
Then we had the Air-Conditioner guy look at the unit’s AC. He determined that it was not working properly. Since you cannot open the unit to work on it, we needed a new one. He contacted Viking, our extended warranty company – they would cover $1,100 of the repair!!! He would purchase the upgrade (13,500 to a 15,500) unit today and install tomorrow morning.
Paul modified the bicycle rack. Now it is off the back of the Motor-home instead of off the back of the tow vehicle.
Moses took us to the clubhouse for dinner. It was a task busy and fun relaxing day.
Wildlife Spotted: Pond Ducks
The Beast is Free of all the Dead Bugs and Grim |
We Haven’t Seen the Truck this Clean in Awhile |
Paul’s Bike Rack Modification |
2019 Alaska Vacation Journal
Friday, August 16, 2019
2019 Alaska Vacation Journal (97)
08/16/2019 Travel Day – Off to See Moses
Start Location:
- Wichita Falls RV Park
- 2944 Seymour Hwy, Wichita Falls, TX 76301
- 940.723.1532
Start Time: 8:50 a.m.
Mileage: 58,651.4
End Location:
- DeCordova Bend Country Club RV Pad
- 5207–5259 N Gate Rd, Granbury, TX 76049
- 817.326.2381
End Time: 2:30 p.m.
Mileage: 58,802.0
Cost Per Night: $??? USDWeather: 79 – 101 F Sunny
Route:
- 287 South
- Market Rd 167/Fall Creek Hwy
- US-377 S
We reached Moses’ Shop (Texas Autosports FM) just in time for lunch. It was only a short two-hour, easy drive from Wichita Falls RV Park. After a tour of the facility, we all (Moses, Sitara, Paul and I) went to lunch. Moses took us to Paradise Bistro & Coffee Company.
This eatery is right across the street from the Hood County Courthouse. I had the best Cobb Salad – perfectly seasoned and portioned. Paul really enjoyed his “Veggie” which combined Lettuce, Cucumbers, Avocado, Tomato, Red Onion, Roasted Bell Peppers, Chipotle Mayonnaise, on Wheat Berry Toast. We loved this place.
After lunch, we parted company so Paul and I could set up our camp. Of course, in the triple digit weather, the RV was unbearably hot. It took the AC a while to make it livable.
We met up with Moses and Sitara again for dinner. This time Moses introduced us to Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake Pizza. This outlet offers build-your-own takeaway pizzas, to be cooked at home. The pizza was very convenient and very tasty.
After dinner, we braved the heat to take a short walk to Moses’ boat slip. He and Paul are working on a modification to make it possible for Moses’ to work on his boat.
Before we knew it, it was after 8:00 p.m. The motorhome had cooled down enough for a comfortable sleep.
Wildlife Spotted: Ducks
Goodbye Wichita Falls, Texas |
The Historic Hood County Courthouse Was Built in 1890-1891 |
Road Signs in Historic Granbury Square |
Moses’ House is a Street away from Lake Granbury |
The Sun Actually Goes Down in Texas |
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