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Caulk, weatherstripping, window film. All of it works, and all of it keeps something in.The fall winterizing list is goo...
10/14/2026

Caulk, weatherstripping, window film. All of it works, and all of it keeps something in.

The fall winterizing list is good advice. It's just only half a list, and the missing half is free.

One thing that didn't fit on the slides: if the air in the house is dry enough that your skin is cracking, check the humidity while you're at it. Between 30 and 50 percent is the range. Over 50 and you start inviting mold, which is a worse trade than dry hands.

Send this to whoever does the winterizing at your house.

10/09/2026

If the house feels stuffy no matter what you do, you've been solving the wrong problem.

Cleaning takes dust off the surfaces you can reach. The stuffiness isn't on a surface.

Once the windows are shut for the season, your furnace is the only thing moving air in the house, and it moves the same air every time. Carbon dioxide, cooking fumes, whatever comes off your cleaning products. It all stays in here with you until spring, and no amount of wiping counters touches it.

Two things actually change it, and neither one costs you heat.

Run your kitchen and bathroom exhaust fans all the way through when you cook or shower. They vent outside. Most people use them for smoke and steam and nothing else.

Then on the next mild day, crack a couple of windows on opposite sides of the house for five or ten minutes and let the air move through.

DM me and I'll send you the filter rating and swap schedule that goes with this, so the air has somewhere to go and something catching what's in it.

The Salt Lake fall season is posted. These are the five I'd start with.🎭 Ballet West - Works from Within is the program ...
10/07/2026

The Salt Lake fall season is posted. These are the five I'd start with.

🎭 Ballet West - Works from Within is the program built from choreography made inside the company.
🎭 Utah Symphony - Plaza festivities with local vendors and live music before the show.
🎭 Pioneer Theatre Company - A new play, a musical and a comedy in the space of three months.
🎭 The Parker Theatre - A 200-seat Art Deco playhouse with a soda fountain still in the lobby.
🎭 Utah Museum of Fine Arts - Compact and quiet, on the university campus, free on some days.

Don't put off buying tickets, especially for the short-run shows.

Send this to whoever you'd want in the next seat.

10/02/2026

The fall season in Salt Lake is posted and on sale. Here's what's opening at five of them.

🎭 Ballet West - Dracula, The Nutcracker and Don Quixote at the Capitol Theatre, plus two repertory evenings.
🎭 Utah Symphony - Fall concerts at Abravanel Hall, September 11 through October 24, with plaza festivities beforehand.
🎭 Pioneer Theatre Company - Three productions before the year ends, starting September 11 on the university campus.
🎭 The Parker Theatre - To Kill a Mockingbird, September 12 through October 17, in a 200-seat playhouse.
🎭 Utah Museum of Fine Arts - salt 14: Yang Yongliang opens October 26, and admission is free on some days.

Check the run dates before you pick one. Some of these are up through winter and some close in three weeks.

Send this to whoever you'd end up sitting next to.

Most families end up guessing at what you wanted for the house in the week after a funeral.Not because you didn't plan. ...
09/30/2026

Most families end up guessing at what you wanted for the house in the week after a funeral.

Not because you didn't plan. Because a will only answers one question.

The house is the one that causes the most trouble. Every other asset gets divided. A house has to be kept or sold, and somebody has to decide which one.

Say why, too. If one kid gets the house and the others don't, or the split isn't even, tell them the reason while you're still here to give it.

If you're not sure how your property is titled, send me a message. I can't give you legal advice, but I can go through the deed with you and point you toward an estate attorney.

09/25/2026

You can have a perfectly valid will and still have your house sit in probate for months. Here's where the gap usually is.

A will tells a court what you wanted. It doesn't control the deed.

Property titled in your name alone goes through probate first, no matter what the will says. Joint tenancy with right of survivorship passes straight to the surviving owner. Tenancy in common doesn't. Most states also let you record a transfer on death deed, which names who gets the house and keeps it out of probate.

Your retirement accounts work the same way. They pass to whoever is on the beneficiary form, and that name beats your will every time.

Pull your deed from the county recorder and read how you're listed. If it doesn't match what you want, send me a message. I can't give you legal advice, but I can go through how your property is titled with you and point you toward an estate attorney.

A trip does not have to cost a flight and three vacation days.Five weekend getaways within about two hours of Salt Lake ...
09/23/2026

A trip does not have to cost a flight and three vacation days.

Five weekend getaways within about two hours of Salt Lake City, yet far enough away to feel restful.

πŸš— The Homestead Crater - Book the Crater ahead for a weekend, since reservations there are not a formality.
πŸš— Park City Mountain - Parking runs $60 to $80, the cost nobody plans for.
πŸš— Snowbasin Resort - No lodging on the mountain, so people stay in Ogden, thirty minutes out.
πŸš— Sundance Mountain Resort - Late September into early October is when the canyon turns.
πŸš— Bear Lake - July and August are when the water gets into the mid 60s and 70s.

The one thing I would sort out before you leave is where you are sleeping. Everything else on a trip this short works itself out.

Send this to whoever you would take, then book one.

09/18/2026

Every one of these is close enough to leave after work on Friday.

Five places within about two hours of Salt Lake City, and none of them take a day off work.

πŸš— The Homestead Crater - Soaking, snorkeling or diving a 90 degree geothermal spring, under an hour to Midway.
πŸš— Park City Mountain - The largest ski resort in the country, forty five minutes from downtown.
πŸš— Snowbasin Resort - Olympic downhill terrain and free parking, about an hour north above Ogden.
πŸš— Sundance Mountain Resort - Skiing, biking and Stewart Falls under Mount Timpanogos, an hour up Provo Canyon.
πŸš— Bear Lake - Twenty miles of turquoise water, two hours north through Logan Canyon.

Book one night instead of driving out and back the same day. You come home from a day trip more tired than when you left.

Send this to whoever you would go with, then pick a weekend.

Most of what people do to their houses raises what it costs to insure them. A few do the opposite, and nobody tells you ...
09/16/2026

Most of what people do to their houses raises what it costs to insure them. A few do the opposite, and nobody tells you which ones.

Your insurer prices your policy on one thing: how likely you are to file a claim. Anything that lowers those odds can lower what you pay. But only if you tell them it is there.

One piece the slides left out. A new roof cuts your claim risk, so your premium can come down. It also costs more to replace than the old one did, so your rebuild coverage may need to come up. Reporting it lets your insurer move both at once instead of just one.

Talk to your insurance professional to confirm what applies to your policy. If you don't have one, DM me and I'll recommend someone I trust.

09/11/2026

Nobody from your insurance company is coming out to look at your house.

They priced your policy on the information you gave them the day you signed up. Everything you have done to the place since then, they do not know about.

The ones people never think to report:

⚠️ A trampoline in the backyard. Some policies exclude injuries on it entirely, which means the claim comes straight out of your pocket.
⚠️ A business running out of the spare room. Your homeowners policy is built to cover a household, not inventory, equipment, or customers coming through the door.
⚠️ A finished basement. You just added value to the part of the house most likely to take on water, and both of those move your coverage.

None of it shows up as a problem until you file a claim. That is the worst possible time to find out your policy stopped matching your house.

On the flip side, there are 4 common improvements that may actually lower your rate:

βœ… A new roof. A monitored alarm. A water leak sensor. A smart smoke detector.

Talk to your insurance professional to confirm what actually applies to your policy. I'm happy to recommend one I trust.

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