Thursday Feb. 11 2010

Hello all,

At the car dealership waiting on the car to get fixed. Everything is being taken care of. Not at all like the states where it seems people are out to get you at a dealership. They back up everything here, they are replacing the whole balljoints and bar, the electrical dashboard system, and all the lights so that it can pass the inspection. The car has been running great for us since we got it. Plus we have a 1 year warranty on the car, so all is well. Plus I am getting ready to refinance the loan and combine both car loans into 1 with a 5% interest rate! Hopefully will have both vehicles paid off by the time we get ready to leave and then trade them both in for whatever Dyllon wants, because since we are overseas, once Dyllon has been here for 30 days he can pick out whatever car he wants and get the best rate, plus it is tax free, they will either have it waiting for us back in the states or they will ship it here, we would rather have it waiting in the states so we dont have the hassle of shipping a car back. Plus we are saving now, I told Dyllon I didn't care what we got I just thought we should have at least 25 percent to put down in addition to what we got for the trade in of two vehicles or selling them that would but at about 50 percent of the car being paid for. I have been reading a lot of financial magazines lately and have found numerous ways to make money with the military, you just have to make the effort, like if you buy a house the military will pay the house payment for you, then we could keep the money we make when we sell, if we couldn't sell you can rent it out to military, so either way more income, there are so many beneficial programs out there, you just have to know about them, I plan on volunteering throughout, at as many different places as I can, just a day here or a day there, to learn about all the perks. A lot of ideas, not enough hours, days or weeks, just anxious to get something going. I would like to head up different fund raisers for organizations if possible, so I would like to know your ideas on what I should do, Dyllon would be the head of it, so that he could rank up faster, but we all know who would be the brains, just kidding. I do love it here, everyone is so nice, calm, and friendly, I have already met plenty of people. Hopefully we will be going out with some new friends Monday to Mienes, Germany for a festival. I think we are going to reschedule the day Dyllons stuff comes if we can, if not we can always meet up with them. Dyllon is getting pretty good at driving stick now. He is making friends, and he is surprised how fast I have adapted to here and how many friends I have met, I told him you just have to forward, compliment someone and start a conversation, everyone has something in common. Plus I really like to talk, we all know that, if it were possible I would converse with myself, I just need to learn to listen, I am not very good at that, but in all honesty I should get a break I only have 1 functional ear, haha. trying to understand the german keyboard, looks a lot different than ours, so forgive me on punctuation. SOOOO excited for the weekend, hopefully this weather lets up or we may not make it out of the driveway. Well, I could probably write all day, but I will spare you the lengthly letters of ramble, BUT COUPONS, COUPONS, COUPONS, you didn't think I would let you forget did you

Well love you all!!!!