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Nov. 10th, 2010 11:48 amSunny, 55-60°F. Busy day, although mostly around the home. Raked leaves in the backyard. It's a little early for that because most of the leaves are still up on the tree and strangely, still green. Then I mixed a small batch of cement to fix an indentation I noticed in the front wall.
Later in the afternoon, it was time to recycle paper waste and old batteries and drop off the yard waste, so I took the opportunity, since I was going out, to find two geocaches. Thornhill Park and Scottlands Hill are in small wooded areas, both in the same housing development. (Glasgow Pines) By luck or some such, it didn't take me long to find either cache, but without specific hints in dense wooded areas, these may take quite a bit of searching for some.
In the evening, I researched Health Savings Accounts because my new health plan is HSA-compatible. It's rather disappointing to see that most HSA trustees charge a monthly fee and few offer any kind of investment option beyond a low-interest checking account. I found a few no-fee HSAs in a web search so I'll check those out today. Also, the local bank has a HSA with no monthly fees, although there is a setup fee.
Later in the afternoon, it was time to recycle paper waste and old batteries and drop off the yard waste, so I took the opportunity, since I was going out, to find two geocaches. Thornhill Park and Scottlands Hill are in small wooded areas, both in the same housing development. (Glasgow Pines) By luck or some such, it didn't take me long to find either cache, but without specific hints in dense wooded areas, these may take quite a bit of searching for some.
In the evening, I researched Health Savings Accounts because my new health plan is HSA-compatible. It's rather disappointing to see that most HSA trustees charge a monthly fee and few offer any kind of investment option beyond a low-interest checking account. I found a few no-fee HSAs in a web search so I'll check those out today. Also, the local bank has a HSA with no monthly fees, although there is a setup fee.
