Tweet These are the last two in Lesley Lambert’s and my series on AboutHom.es. The theme of the week was positive thinking. The economy has been hard for so long that people are having trouble feeling upbeat. People selling their homes are not getting what they think they should for them, and people buying wonder [...]
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Tweet from my other blog I think that the story that follows is even more important today, especially since I am helping agents at Towne & Country, Realtors to find their way in New/Social media. Inevitably the question that all people wonder is, “So if we do all of this great stuff, when are we [...]
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Tweet I am sitting here listening to the spring peepers singing love songs to each other, tired. It was a really sweet day, one of those ones that you bookmark and keep coming back to over and over. Jenny opened her candy and went over to her dad’s for a little while. Then I picked [...]
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Tweet These past two or three years remind me of the years of my children’s toddlerhood. Just jam-packed. If you had asked me to predict where I am now from even a year ago, I wouldn’t have been able to guess. You can tell that from my old blog. I was just kind of thumbing [...]
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Tweet Fast forward from yesterday. Yesterday I went from posting here to twitter, where a friend asked me, “If you could go back in a time machine to wherever you wanted, where would it be?” I thought this was a cool question. Where would I stop off? I actually spent a couple of hours talking [...]
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Tweet I was looking at the titles on another one of my blogs, and this one popped out at me. It struck me- NOTHING looks like it used to. I thought maybe I was referring to the aging process or something, since I have another birthday around the corner, but it was fall leaves. What the [...]
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Tweet One of the first stories I heard from RE/MAX Prestige’s team coach went like this: There was a teacher. One day he was standing in front of his class, and pulled a huge jar from under the counter. He began to fill it with large stones. When he had piled every stone into the [...]
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Tweet I am not ever that excited about clothes shopping. First of all, I am impatient and can always think of about one hundred things I would rather be doing. Second of all, except for the Nordstrom’s in Burlington, the lighting is awful and the mirrors make me look fat. I stand there looking at [...]
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Tweet This morning I was getting Jenny ready for school- the usual sheepdog-nipping-at-the-heels stuff of trying to leave on time. I raced out to the car, and Jenny tossed one of her hundreds of questions a day at me. “Can we repaint our house?’ she wanted to know. “No sweetie,” I answered. “We have vinyl [...]
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