Your child is going off to college. I know your mind is probably racing with all sorts of thoughts and decisions about your evolving family and household. What will your new schedule look like? How much less food do you need to buy each week? What exactly should you do with the newly empty bedroom? And how in the world will you get through each day without being able to watch over your “baby” at every waking moment? Wow, this is all so scary …

Having a car accident can leave you feeling a bit anxious and overwhelmed. Aside from the adrenaline rush of making sure you and anyone else are safe and ok, your mind begins to race with a million questions.

“Full coverage”. It’s one of those terms that makes my neck twitch.

So, you’ve got a new driver or a soon-to-be permitted or licensed driver in the house? Dare we say “congratulations”?

If you're at all like us, you likely have a car in your garage or driveway that isn't currently getting a lot of attention. Whether it is due to seasonal downtime, traveling, working remotely, or even a pandemic - you may think it is fine to give a car a break and come back to the same as you left it. However, this may not be the case.

Nowadays, it’s easy to wonder if the world will ever go back to normal - if there ever even was such a thing! Whether it be a pandemic, recession, or another large scale crisis, it seems will live with a new earth-shattering headline practically each week.