June 2021

Father's Day 

Happy Father's Day to all the dads, grandpas, and everyone who takes on the role of a father. We are very fortunate to have our dad who is a leader of this business and the leader of our family. Always providing for our family any way he can and showing us tough love. Our Father's Day celebration looked a little different than normal this year due to a medical emergency and both my siblings living on the east coast; however that will never change how much we love and appreciate our dad and all his quirks, nicknames, and dance moves. We celebrated a little later with a day at the shooting range and a lunch to follow! You rock Dads, we appreciate you and all your un-noticed hard work! 

Restaurant Review - Brooklyn Boyz Pizza 

After living in New York, it is tough to find pizza that compares! We decided to try out Brooklyn Boyz Pizza in Oceanside and give it a review. They deliver, have some great special, and make pretty much any pizza you can imagine. They have both deep dish (Sicilian style) and the classic thin crust Brooklyn style pie. By the slice or by the pie, they did not disappoint. If you are just feeding yourself I suggest ordering by the slice! If you are looking to feed a family of 4 to 6 one pizza should do the trick! 

Brooklyn Boyz Pizza   

Workout of the Month - AMRAP 

Well, summer is officially here! No one wants to workout on vacation, or in the summer heat for an hour or more. Here is a quick sweaty blaster that you can do anywhere with your own body weight. It won't take all morning, but you will get your day started with a rush of endorphins and some serious sweat. AMRAP stands for "as many rounds as possible", meaning you will set a timer for 30, 35, or 40 minutes and try to complete as many rounds as you can of all the exercises until the timer stops. 

AMRAP - Workout 

40 Squats 

30 Reverse Lunges 

20 Mountain Climbers

10 Push Ups 

5 Full Burpees 

Go get your sweat on anywhere, anytime! No excuses! 

New York or Nowhere 

Mom was lucky enough to book a cheap ticket to visit Lex in NYC for a long weekend. They have finally lifted their COVID restrictions and New York City is back in action. They have been enjoying their time at various restaurants, parks, and museums. Mom got to see Lexie's new place and meet some of her new friends since her best friend (me) fled the city. 

Backing Off the Booze 

I decided to do a little challenge for myself to see how my body and mind responded to a little alcohol detox before the summer time. Was it tough? Of course it was. Being 23 years old in San Diego it seemed liked that was all people did for their social outings. But was it worth it? ABSOLUTELY.  It definitely gave me more clarity that is hard to explain, my workouts improved, my skin looked much more clear, and I was not as lethargic. Everything is good in moderation. I would challenge you to just see if you can go 14 to 21 days and see what it can do for you! I do not plan on not drinking again but I do believe it is a good thing to take a break once in awhile (especially after all this COVID drinking). Some benefits after 14 days could include: 

1. Better sleep 

2. Improved hydration 

3. Decreased acid reflux 

4. Lower blood pressure & triglycerides (fat cells) 

5. Improved immune system 

6. Clearer thoughts 

7. Improved relationships  

Summer Essentials - What's In My Beach Bag 

With summer here, the heat is picking up and the tourists are in town. No better way to spend a sunny day than relaxing on the beach. Here are a list of some essentials I always take with me to make the most of my beach day. 

1. Pack your lunch & snacks. There is nothing worse than being hungry and having to leave your perfect parking spot to grab a bite to eat. Sandwiches, some chips, and fruit are easy to pack and easy to eat! 

2. Sunscreen! Can't stress this enough, everyone wants to get that tan but you have to keep the wrinkles away too.

3. A good book. It is always nice to hangout and just do absolutely nothing for the day, but if you find reading relaxing don't forget to bring something you enjoy reading. 

4. Refreshing drinks. The sun is draining and dehydrating itself so make sure to bring some water, coconut water and Gatorade are a couple of my favorites right now. If you're packing a cooler with some alcoholic beverages make sure you are hydrating as well! 

5. Chair, towel, & umbrella. Get comfortable and enjoy your time in the sun. I recommend setting up your camp earlier rather than later before the crowds hit the waves. 

6. Sunnies and a hat. Some more sun protection never hurt anyone! 

We hope you all have a safe, healthy, and fun summer in the sun! 

A Note From the Agency Owner

Hello Friends and Family.  This is just a friendly reminder about a few Best Practice Safety Tips during Summer.

1.  Make suren when leaving for vacation, to notify a friend, family member or neighbor to keep an eye on the house for any suspicious activity.

2.  Be sure to have your mail delivered to the post office so nothing can be stolen.

3.  Turn off the main water to the home if you are away for any length of time that is more than a few days.

4.  Make sure the home windows and doors are secure before leaving for the long trip.  

5.  If going on a long road trip, check your oil, tires and fluids.  Better safe than sorry.

My mom's 85th Birthday is on July 4th.  We will have a special section in next months blog for her.  A special thank you to all our clients that have left us a 5 Star Google Review with comments.  Thank you so much.  We are your Agency for Life.  We look forward to seeing or hearing from you soon. 

Kindly, Glenn & Amanda Domingo, your bloggers from the West Coast

 

May 2021

Jen's "Juni" 50th Celebration 

Happy Birthday, Mom! Dad and mom celebrated my moms 50th birthday this month. They had such a blast with a group of their friends. They hit the bourbon trail through Kentucky, went to the horse races at Churchill Downs, then ended their fun in Nashville where my older brother, Addison, drove down from Pittsburgh and sister, Alexandra, flew in from New York to surprise her.  The planning started about six months ago.  We all did not know what the pandemic would do for traveling, all of our guest received the Covid-19 vaccination and we all felt comfortable traveling.  22 of us in all.  A couple drove down from Pittsburgh.  A couple hosted and drove in from Nashville.  Our old neighbors and dear friends as well as friends from youth softball and baseball.  Some of the fellas dad has known since the 4th grade made the trip as well.  A true trip of a life time. We’re so grateful we were able to celebrate her and how special she is to all of us. 

Mr. Winston and Miss Lucy sure missed momma, but we had a good time holding down the fort at home. Thank you to everyone who made this trip and unforgettable one! Cheers to Juni and 50 more! 

Happy Birthday Mom

I miss mom and dad

The smiles say it all. 

More TV time since mom & dad are away! 

You Should Workout! 

Whether you work out daily, or have never in your entire life here’s just a few reasons why you should be moving your body daily: 
• You’ll feel better! More joyful! 
• Improve your memory and brain function (all age groups).
• Protect against many chronic diseases.
• Aid in weight management.
• Lower blood pressure and improve heart health.
• Improve your quality of sleep.
• Reduce feelings of anxiety and depression.
• Combat cancer-related fatigue.
• Improve joint pain and stiffness.


So maybe you’ve been debating beginning, fell off the routine a little during this COVID time or just keep putting it off until “tomorrow”. Here are a few tips to get started: 
⁃ Schedule it like any other appointment in your calendar 
⁃ If you prefer to workout in the morning, do it. If you prefer in the evening, do that. 
⁃ Get a personal trainer to show you the basics to prevent injury until your confident in yourself and can hold yourself accountable 
⁃ Join a class with a community to go with friends or family members 
⁃ Keep the big picture in mind and look at exercise with a positive attitude. Be grateful you get to move your body! 

Here’s a workout you can do anytime, any place without any equipment! 

Beginner 1 round, intermediate 2 rounds, advanced 3-4 rounds:

1 min jumping jacks 
10 BW squats 
1 min high knees 
10 push ups 
1 min burpees 
10 BW squats 
1 min jog in place 
10 push ups 

 

Momma’s Day 

Love you, Mom! 

Aunt Nat, Mama, & Mom 

A day to appreciate a little extra all the hard work our mom’s do on a daily basis. To all the mothers, all the mothers we remember, and all the one who take on the role as mothers we never can appreciate all the sacrifices you make each and every day. Big shoutout to our mom who undeniably goes above and beyond. We were able to celebrate with both my grandma’s and my mom. The first time our family has got together since the pandemic began. 

Restaurant Review 

As summer comes around and everyone is on the go or out and about I thought to twist up our usual restaurant review. An easy, affordable date night, family day, or hanging with your best gals or guys. Head over to your local grocery store with a deli! Usually the sandwiches are pretty cheap, made fresh right in front of you, and all the picky eaters get to choose really anything from the store. We usually use Sprouts or Frazier Farms order our food, grab some fruit, snacks, and a drink then take our food with us to enjoy at the beach. My dad, mom, and I did this for Memorial Day! 

Memorial Day 

A day to remember all who have served our country. We will never be able to thank them enough. We honor you with the upmost respect. We want to remember that this is not just a "3-day weekend", but a day dedicated to those who served our country. We thank you for your service! 

 

Mid Year Review 

Wow, we have five months of 2021 under our belt.  Did those 5 months fly by ?  As the states, country and the world start to re open without the fear of contracting the Covid-19 Virus, people around the world are starting to travel and feel comfortable with public appearances.  This segment of the blog is two fold.  

First of all, during this time of the year, our agency and family review our 2021 goals to see how close or how far we are from accomplishing that goal.  We have written our goals down for 25 years and this has assisted us with keeping focus on the task needed to reach that goal.  This is a great opportunity to reflect back on what is working and what needs adjusting.  I try to remember to what process, steps and actions we have done to keep successful.  I also will delete a marketing plan or adjust a budget in order to make the goal happen by year end.  What ever the task or goal is, life throws curveballs and you need to adjust your skills and tactics in order to make that goal a reality.  Don't get down on your self if the goal you have set is not being accomplished.  We all have the ability to change our lives.  Do you have goals that need adjusting ?  Do you have goals that will improve you and your families lives ?  Do you have goals that will improve the lives of others ?  

Secondly, as our traveling and vacations increase, so should our awareness of home safety when we leave.  Make certain you have some trusted neighbors or friends know you will be gone and to have them check on your home a couple of times when you are away.  Look for any plumbing issues prior to leaving or, in fact, turn off your main water supply to prevent a burst pipe.  It is important when you do come back home to have a few of the facets turned on to prevent built up pressure when turning on the main water line.  Either have someone pick up your mail or have it delivered to your local post office to prevent any mail being stolen.  Let your credit card company know you will be traveling so they do not put a hold on a charge that you made out of state or out of country.  Leave a few lights on to have the appearance of someone home to deter any unwelcomed guest from thinking no one is home.  These are just a few ideas to help keep your home, property and lives secure.  

Thanks for listening and reading.  Until our June Blog 

Kindly and with gratitude, Glenn and Amanda Domingo

 

April 2021

BACK TO BROOKLYN 

It's official! Lex is definitely a New Yorker! Dad took an extended weekend out to Brooklyn earlier this month and helped her get settled in her very first studio apartment all alone. Cute, quaint, and chic. It is a perfect location for a quick commute to work and into the city. They enjoyed putting together the 500 piece dresser, outfitting the kitchen with some new appliances, and enjoying the yummy eats New York has to offer.  Albeit Alexandra's apartment is on the 4th floor of a brownstone in Bed-Stuy Brooklyn, dad felt safe after spending a few days and nights in her neighborhood.  Both of them were glad that dad rented a car to run the numerous errands making sure Lexie was set up for success.  The photo below was on mom and dads trip to Brooklyn where I received my Masters in Exercise Science and Lexie's first year in her Masters Program for Special Education in the Urban Communities.  Now that Lexie has earned her  Masters Degree, she is fully embracing the opportunity to practice what she has learned.  Her Masters was paid for as she worked as a teacher in the New York Fellow's program while finishing up.  Mom, dad and me really miss her.  

RESTAURANT REVIEW - LE PAPAGAYO 

One of our favorite restaurants has made it into Carlsbad! The original Mediterranean and Latin cuisine is located in Leucadia off the 101. There is now a new location located off Carlsbad Village. Happy hour, live music, and an insane menu, they will not disappoint. They are open daily from 8 am - 11 pm for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have a full Happy Hour menu form 4pm-6pm daily and on Tuesday's it is all night long! 

Le Papagayo - Carlsbad

ORANGE YOU GLAD YOU WOKRED OUT 

It's been about 2 months or so since my dad began his journey at Orange Theory Fitness. He is now starting to get the hang of it and is beginning to increase the amount of times per week he attends. As a fitness professional myself, I know how tough it is to find the motivation to workout and the motivation to keep going when you aren't seeing the results on the scale that you would like. I will say some of my biggest advice is to stay CONSISTENT. Whether on the road and going through the mundane day to day schedule you have been for the past year, find something that keeps you going. It could be paying for a membership so you have to go, maybe it's finding a friend who is going to keep you accountable, or writing it down in your already busy planner like it is an appointment. 

If you aren't as lucky to be able to travel and get to a gym or workout class, here is a quick burn you can do on the go anywhere, anytime. 

Complete each superset 3 times. One minute each exercise with 30 seconds of rest in between supersets and 1 minute of rest between moving to the next block of exercises 

Jump Squat 

Pulsing Half Squat 

Alt Reverse Lunges 

Jump Lunges 

Push Ups

Burpees 

Alt. V Ups 

Bicycle Crunch 

Dad getting his workout in while in NY. 
OTF Brooklyn - Park Slope 

GETTING BACK INTO THE SWING OF THINGS 

As our county starts to normalize and ease up with our restrictions, more are getting vaccinated. We finally were able to attend our biggest outing yet at one of my favorite places, Petco Park. My boyfriend and I went with my parents to watch the final game in the series of the Padres vs. Dodgers this month and it was so nice to be able to get out and watch the game in person.  Although we are a house divided, the Padres prevented my dad using his broom at Petco.  Our Slam Diego Padres played well and since then took the series in Dodger Stadium a week later.  There is something special about being in the atmosphere with a beer and a hot dog on a sunny spring day. 

Excuse the Dodger fans on the left, GO PADS! 

If you plan on attending a game in the near future here are some tips we would recommend prior to entering the ball park: 

1. Only small clutch bags are allowed inside the park. 

2. You can still bring in your own peanuts, seeds, and snacks. 

3. Download the MLB Ballpark App for your tickets & drink delivery. 

4. Concession stands are open! 

5. Don't forget to grab some beer, a hotdog, and an ice cream sundae in a Padres helmet of course! 

SPRING CLEANING 

It seems to be that time of the year again... Well with COVID and all I feel like I've been cleaning out my stuff every month! But, for those of you who may need a little push, some more space in your closet, or just don't know where to start with all the clutter you have around, this will hopefully help steer you in the right direction. If you are like me at all, I can easily get overwhelmed when it comes to big organization and cleaning projects. Here are some tips and tricks that I use to help make the spring cleaning a little less stressful and a lot more productive: 

1. Have a little bit of a game plan. 

2. Know it is going to get a heck of a lot messier before it gets clean. 

3. Don't be afraid to get rid of it. 

4. Keep separate, organized piles for different categories, ie: trash, donation, sell, return, etc. 

5. Start in one section or area of the room and complete before moving to the next. 

MOTHER'S DAY IDEAS 

Some of us know our mother's oh so well and always have the best ideas for mother's day. While others, maybe have a tradition, or have no clue what to get their mom who (always) says "Oh honey, you don't have to get me anything!" 

Here are a few ideas ranging of all different prices that will be sure to put a smile on mom's face no matter what. A hint...most just want to be thought of and appreciated on this day, it isn't always about the gift. 

Surprise her with some flowers and breakfast in bed. 

Have her coffee ready just the way she likes it. 

Give her a gift card to a spa day. 

Take her to get her nails done. 

Go out for a walk/bike ride to her favorite brunch spot. 

Let her pick out the movie that night! 

Write her a card from the heart of some of your favorite memories or little things she does. 

Picture of you guys in a frame...they love pictures. 

*Don't forget to tell her how amazing she is for putting up with you. 

Fans, readers, clients and family, thank you for taking time to peruse our monthly blog.  With the tax season extended, don't forget you have a couple of weeks to fund that ROTH or Traditional IRA.  Call, text, email, zoom, facetime, or instant message my dad for assistance.  In the meantime, don't forget your mama's, we will be celebrating my moms 50th birthday.  Her and dad and 7 other couples will be in Kentucky and Nashville.  Photos and story for next months blog.  As dad always says.  Peace and Love Always.  

Your West Coast Blogger, Amanda "Kiki" Domingo

March 2021

Marching Into Orange

March Birthday celebrations with our family & visit from Addison's girlfriend, Ariana

WOW. I don't know about you guys, but this month came and flew by! Moving closer to the Orange Covid Tier, a time change, and many adventures made the month of March come and go pretty quickly. We celebrated St. Patrick's Day, some birthdays, and some visitors. My dad performed on Palm Sunday at our local church with his ukulele group, the Sonshine Strummers, and it was amazing to see the joy he had in his heart. We are looking forward to springtime this April when we will celebrate Easter, dad will take a trip to see Lexie in New York City and help her set up her new apartment, and hopefully some more fun adventures!   

Please remember to stay safe as our State of California moves closer to the Orange Tier.  Just wear your mask while in public, social distance and stay healthy.  Let's not let Covid sneak back up into the Purple because we all feel comfortable.  Lets listen and pay attention to the science and experts.  

Dad's performance at New Song Community Church Carlsbad Campus  

Many Adventures in March

This past month I have been extremely blessed to be able to go on all kinds of adventures from the snow, to beaches, to the sky! Prior to COVID, my plan was to do some international traveling before I really settled into a "career".  Although that didn't quite happen, I have been able to do so much more than I had expected and I am extremely grateful that I have I job that allows me to, parents that support me and encourage me to enjoy life while I can, and great company to enjoy it with. As I prepare to get into nursing school within the next year, I am going to take in and enjoy all life has to offer in the present moment! It has been my first ski season and I absolutely fell in love with it. My boyfriend and I took a trip to Mammoth and got to camp and ski for a couple of days. The conditions were cold, but I finally am getting a feel for it and attacked my first black diamond.  A couple weeks later, I got to take a little trip to Oahu with my best friends and a few short days upon returning I was up in the sky jumping out of an airplane. 

Mammoth 

Waimea Bay with Mal 

Skydiving @ GoJump Oceanside 

Recipe of the Month - St. Patty's Edition 

GO GREEN - Protein Smoothie

One of my favorite and "go-to" smoothies! So refreshing for spring time and healthy. I use it as a post workout shake, on the go meal, or sweet treat dessert. 

Ingredients: 

8-16 oz plant based milk/coconut water 

1 cup frozen tropical fruit blend (mango, pineapple, peach) 

1 ripe banana 

1-2 scoops vanilla plant based protein (or protein of your choice)

2 handfuls of spinach (trust me you won't taste it, but it gives the smoothie a pretty green color!) 

Throw all your ingredients into your blender and blend to the consistency of your choice! For a thicker smoothie bowl, use frozen bananas and less liquid, then top with your favorite granola and nut butter...YUM! 

Restaurant Review - Eureka! 

Eureka!

A great place for a date night or a night out with a bunch of friends. Located in Carlsbad off of Palomar Airport Road, it is hidden in the business park area. They have indoor/outdoor seating that is a very chic, trendy vibe. The cool part is you scan the QR code at your table and order directly from your phone. They bring out your drinks, food, and whatever sides you want. When you are done, super seamless, you pay directly from your phone too and just leave when you're ready. They have a happy hour, plenty of cocktails, beer and wine, and they are gluten/vegan friendly with a ton of options to alter your meals. 

Book Review - Money Honey 

Maybe some of you are super good with your finances, maybe some of you struggle, and maybe some of you have no clue what you are really even doing. Whether you are a broke college student or multi-millionaire I have found this book to be extremely helpful and relatable with all basics of finances most of us are not so fortunate to learn. I found my copy on Amazon and got it next delivery through prime! Give it a read, you will not be disappointed. 

Just A Friendly Reminder to Fund Your ROTH or TRADITIONAL IRA 

2020 and 2021 traditional & Roth IRA contribution limits

Total annual contributions to your traditional and Roth IRAs combined cannot exceed:

• 2020: $6,000, 2021: $6,000 (under age 50)
• 2020: $7,000, 2021: $7,000 (age 50 or older)
• Must fund 2020 by April 15th 2021 for your deduction on your Traditional IRA or Future possible tax free withdraws with your ROTH IRA.  Please check with us on income limits for maximum benefits. 

April Awaits 

Lex has officially moved in to her very first apartment all by herself. She has a cute studio apartment in Brooklyn, NY. She is enjoying her time being back in the classroom with her students and is eager for us to come visit. We all miss her so much, but cannot be more proud of her as she navigates her way through adulthood in the greatest city. Opportunity awaits wherever you go, there you are Lexie girl! Love you sissy. 

What are you excited for in April? We hope you all have a healthy and happy Easter holiday! 

With love from our family to yours, 

The Domingo's 

February 2021

Love is in the Air and Its Killing the Covid

Love does conquer all my friends.  We are close to returning back to a more normal way of life.  Life actually will never be the same as we start to see the pandemic decrease in numbers.  I title this monthly message because we should all still be very aware of others who are struggling with the Covid - 19 Pandemic.  The mental toll has been huge for our youth and elders.  When in public, be very aware of your surroundings.  Is everyone wearing a mask around you?  Then you should as well.  Don't let your pride or opinion make people feel unsafe or uncomfortable.  Continue to do our part in reducing the spread of this crippling and deadly virus.  Where mask, social distance, get vaccinated, and most of all, be considerate.  When we started this journey about a year ago, I wanted to create a shirt that said "Spread Love, Not Covid".  I believe it is out of form now but the message is true.  When we focus our efforts on helping others, blessings and a positive attitude are byproducts of such actions.  That being said, enjoy the read and continue to stay safe, stay smart and stay loving to all.  

A true month of love. February 5th, my parents celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary. It is crazy to see two people grow together through all the ups and downs, running a business together, raising a family of 5, and still managing to stick it out is something that is more rare to see nowadays. We were also lucky enough to have Addison and Lexie join us for two separate visits this month. It was a nice getaway for them to take some time to rewind relax and be surrounded by friends and family. 

Valentine’s Day - 

The big love day. Maybe you were spending the day with someone special, or maybe you celebrated some self love this year. Either way, it’s a great day to use as a reminder how important it is to love one another. Especially with everything going on in the world, it’s a fun little holiday to remember how important it is to be surrounded by people you love and love you back. Here are a few ways to celebrate with yourself or some of your loved ones:

1. Self care - Make yourself a bath with your favorite drink (maybe some wine, tea, or a margarita). Relax and unwind with a face mask while you enjoy your favorite drink and a movie.
2. 
   Romantic evening - Its not always about the big extravaganza on Valentine’s Day, mostly it just comes down to the effort. Surprise your loved one with their favorite home cooked meal, let them choose the Netflix show or movie that maybe you can barely stand, and top it off with their favorite desert!
   
3. For the love of friends - Always a good idea to share the day with some of your closest pals. Throw a homemade pizza party with some of your favorite booze and movies and enjoy hanging out in your pj's with all your favorite people. Keep it super casual and fun! 
   

Getting Vaccinated

Have you gotten vaccinated? My dad was fortunate enough to be offered the vaccine early because he is a primary care taker of my grandmother. We have seen many mixed reviews and reactions which seem to indicate it is all based on the individual. My dad is doing great with no side effects and will be getting his second dosage here shortly. We hope you all are staying healthy!  Remember that we all have a part in reducing the spread of this virus.  

Recipe of the Month 

Baked Sweet Potato Wedges

One of my absolute favorite foods- sweet potatoes! I could eat them for breakfast, lunch, and dinner everyday. So easy full of nutrients and great for pre or post workout. One of my favorite ways is to chop them up like a wedge and bake them like steak fries. 

1. Preheat oven to 425
2. Cut and chop into wedge like fries
3. Put in a big bowl with 2 tbsp olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic powder, and paprika
4. Lay on lined baking sheet and bake for 40 minutes shaking/flipping half way through baking 
5. Serve with your favorite dipping sauce, in burger night, or as base with some sunny side up eggs! 

Restaurant Review 

CraftCoast Brewery Review 

275 Mission Ave, Oceanside, CA
Open 11:45 AM - 9:15 PM

CraftCoast Beer & Tacos Menu 

This month’s restaurant review is CraftCoast Brewery located just east of the Oceanside Pier in the heart of downtown Oceanside. Homemade tortillas, amazing beer, and a mulita you must try! Super fun atmosphere all seating is indoor/outdoor. Mask is required upon entry but you are able to take it off when you get seated like many other restaurants. I recommend the Mexican Lager and they also have kombucha on tap for the non beer lovers. Give this authentic Mexican restaurant a try and let us know what ya think! 

Dinner Party

As many of you know all our friends are considered our family. We have been lucky enough to keep our friendships with the “Brew Crew” for thirty plus years. As many of us have moved away and just got busy with life, we make it an effort to keep in touch and gather together every 3 months or so. My parents and 2-3 other couples take turns hosting a full on home cooked meal. My parents hosted with an amazing surf & turf spread! What are some fun, entertaining, and socially distanced ways you are keeping in touch with your friends and family? 

Let us know what you think or want information on.  We appreciate your eyes and your time.  Have a blessed Spring Season and we look forward to connecting personally soon.  

Your bloggers from the West Coast, Glenn and Amanda Domingo