Leslie Fowler Doyle

Leslie Fowler Doyle

  • The Feeling of Letting Go

     I am a reformed hoarder.  I was the child of sentimental and intentional, but beloved hoarders who incidentally were children of the Depression. My parents hung on to things for different reasons. Some of the reasons were that they wanted… Continue reading

  •     College for Parents

    Although it is still August, here is Pennsylvania, there are signs of fall.  The air is cooler and our garden is transitioning from the vibrant colors of spring and summer to more earthy shades.  Another sign that change is here… Continue reading

  •  Making a List and Checking It Twice

     In previous blogs, I have mentioned ideas for saving in small ways. Now, let’s look at the bigger economic picture in terms of your money management, long term financial planning, and estate planning.  As a former teacher, I always reminded… Continue reading

  • 5 Types of Apps to Help You Control Your Budget

    In my last blog post, I mentioned that there were some apps for your phone that could make you more mindful about saving money.   Since your phone is your constant companion, it makes sense that it could have some tools… Continue reading

  • 11 Small Changes to Have Big Savings

    It’s a beautiful summer day here in Western Pennsylvania, the kind of day that inspires and encourages.  As I reflect on my week so far, I am thankful for many things, like my family and the opportunity to do what… Continue reading

  • The Best Time to Start Something

    For several years now, I have tried to start a blog. Originally, my plan was to specifically discuss topics of middle age, because my husband and I seemed to experience a lot of issues. I thought I might take my… Continue reading

  • March forth to better writing!

    Happy Grammar Day! Celebrating the mechanics of our language! Continue reading

  • This will be happening in March!!

    For more information: https://naiwe.com/wordsmatterweek/ Continue reading

  • Of Calendars and Trees

    We are well into the first month of our new year. Hopefully, by now, your Christmas decorations are put away, although I do leave up a few, including a winter tree, which is a new addition from last year. The… Continue reading

  • Happy Holidays!

    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Stay turned here for new projects coming in 2022. Continue reading