Leslie Elizabeth David

Financial Actions

Last night, I went back to my previous insurance company that I switched three years ago to another. Auto insurance saved me $20 per month dropping me to$42 per month for liability only. My home insurance dropped roughly $700 per year plus property tax drop should favor heavily towards me on my next escrow analysis.Continue reading “Financial Actions”

The Experts on Laziness

After some thought, I decided to witness my felines who consider themselves experts on laziness. Below are Bella to the left and Luna to the right who are Maine Coone Tabbies who I adopted as their 4th and final human. My fur babies sleep 20 hours out of 24 at least while the awake hoursContinue reading “The Experts on Laziness”

Coach Dan Campbell & the Detroit Lions

Growing up in metro Detroit and having lived in Michigan for most of my life, I have been to many professional sports events of the Detroit Tigers and particularly the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day. Year after year, the Detroit Lions would have never won a game for years which truthfully was depressing and sheddingContinue reading “Coach Dan Campbell & the Detroit Lions”

Neighbor Exposes Coworker

The timing of this prompt is crazy scary because of an incident early this morning that I ended up talking to a neighbor who accidentally got involved. At 3am this morning, I heard noises outside of my bedroom window. A few minutes later, I heard the sound of the motorcycle approaching to the driver’s homeContinue reading “Neighbor Exposes Coworker”

Narrowboat Cruiser & Vlogger

During COVID, I explored many different things on TV and on YouTube when I discovered the narrowboats of England. Back then, David Johns who was the first narrowboater who documented his journey on YouTube was still cruising the canals and rivers in England. To date, I watch “The Mindful Narrowboat”, “Ben and Emily,” “One DayContinue reading “Narrowboat Cruiser & Vlogger”

Me to the Core

My core values are truth, honesty, integrity, personal responsibility, thankfulness and being present in a relationship. Truthfully, growing up, personal responsibility of not being able to admit my mistakes and correcting them was a learning experience that helped me and still does make me a better person. As far as being truthful and honest, peopleContinue reading “Me to the Core”

OCD, Responsibility & Neglected Areas of My Life

Because of my OCD, I truthfully admit that I rarely let things slip by regarding myself, my cats and my house. Even the things that take up time but necessary like cleaning and laundry, I find time for. Currently, I work full time with a thirty minute commute each way plus I work on myContinue reading “OCD, Responsibility & Neglected Areas of My Life”

Discretion

My coworker who sits on one side of me announced to her boyfriend who sits on the other side of me and one chair down that she forgot to take her birth control pill today. I about fell off my chair after the announcement. In my experience, one doesn’t announce it although everyone might knowContinue reading “Discretion”

Sewing It Together

When I was in junior high school in the metro Detroit area in the 1970s when home economics was a requirement to pass. At that time, we made grocery lists with a budget and made a final meal. Most of us had helped our parents with cooking prior so we were all familiar with theContinue reading “Sewing It Together”

A Cool Mill to Spare

If I had a million dollars to spare and to use freely at my discretion, I would use it to help Texas with a couple of its shortfalls. Half of the funds would be allocated to the population of people who are living on the streets. Every weekday when I drive to work, I driveContinue reading “A Cool Mill to Spare”