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Ahh, That New Car Smell On my way to work this morning, I was listening to my usual radio show when a particular commercial caught my attention. The radio hosts were advertising a car dealership, and they began to discuss how their favorite part of buying a new car is the “new car” smell. They were all in agreement that the only way to get the new car smell was to buy a new car. Granted you can buy sprays or ornaments to get the smell, but it's not the genuine smell. They went on to say that the new car scent fresheners are no comparison to the actual real new car scent. So, in short, the reason you should buy a new car is so that you can have a vehicle that has that authentic new car smell. Yes, this is just as ridiculous as it sounds! No one should invest in a brand new car with a six-year car note just to have two weeks of a “new car” smell. Now, obviously the radio show hosts are paid to promote particular companies, and they are probably prompted on what to say, so they a

Must-See Cities in Texas   There is no doubt that Texas has a rich historical background. Texas went from being a colonial possession to a country and then becoming part of the United States. In its long history, it witnessed several transitions. Today, Texas is well known because of its rich and unique history. There are several towns that one can visit in Texas to get a sense of the historical significance of the estate. The great thing is that all of these towns are within driving distance with beautiful scenes to enjoy. So, it will be easy for you to pick any of these unique towns and load the family up in your car, and take a drive. You will find these trips to be rewarding intellectually and with the family time that you will spend together. Cities of Texas The first town anyone should visit is San Antonio. When you visit San Antonio, you will get the experience of the Latino culture that helped create the unique landscape of the estate. There are also several missions th

Summer Sports   Well, it’s that time a year again, summer sports season. Many of our children are in athletic events such as baseball, soccer, basketball, track, etc. For those of us who have children who are not athletically inclined maybe they are starting a new dance season, gymnastics season, or piano. Whatever the activity, this time of year, we find ourselves spread very thin as we try to get our children from place to place or practice to practice. There are those of us that volunteer to help other parents out by taking other teammates to and from practice and games as well. I’m sure most of you have heard the term ‘soccer mom.’ Stereotypically when you hear the words soccer mom, we imagine a mom supporting her child and their team, driving the minivan full of screaming and laughing children, all while lugging around a plethora of sports equipment. How exhausting this must be, but most soccer moms wouldn’t trade it for the world. We want our kids to enjoy outside activitie