Anyone else starting to feel like the news is getting a little bit out of hand with information about the Coronavirus? Honestly, I am already sick of all the viral articles I keep seeing on social media with inconsistent information. No matter which side you are on about this issue, it doesn’t hurt to prepare for a crisis such as COVID-19. Schools are starting to close down for the rest of the month in the state we live in, so I’m trying to get ahead of the crowds at the grocery store. You also may be asking yourself, what can we do besides stock up on wine? 🤪 Keep reading for how our family is preparing for a possible quarantine.

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Looking back on the past year, it’s safe to say that a lot has changed in my life. Ben and I moved into our first home together and got married this fall, both of which were big financial steps for us! In October, I began working with Lexington Law Firm to help build my credit, so that we could start our life as a family on the right foot! After a few short months, I’ve already seen changes in my credit profile. I can’t wait to see where 2020 takes us as we continue our services with them!

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I first started showing signs of needing glasses when I was in elementary school. What started off as blurry vision when reading quickly turned into not being able to see at a distance. By the time I was in high school, I required glasses for everyday tasks and to drive. I know from personal experience that poor eyesight affects every part of life - from learning to overall confidence. I was lucky to have parents that could afford my yearly visits to the eye doctor and to constantly buy me new pairs of glasses when I needed a new prescription or broke them as a child. I know that it’s pretty likely that we will have to invest in getting glasses for Aimery as well since most of our family members need glasses for eyesight. I am so lucky to be able to have the means to buy glasses whenever he needs them - but what about the families that can’t afford glasses?

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