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Post-Memorial Day Celebration
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Make Memorial Day last a bit longer. Take a look at the post on ActiveRain from Nicholas Bush from Knoxville, Tennessee.
Leave a comment and let Nicholas know we’re thinking of him even when it’s not Memorial Day!
It’s Our 5-Year Anniversary!
· CommentsWelcome to the new look of the BRER Blog!
While this blog was established in 2006, Build Real Estate Results with Getting It Write, Inc. has been in business since 2004. So, to celebrate our fifth anniversary, we’ve got a new look - new colors, an updated logo and an updated blog design. We’ll be updating our other two sites over the next few weeks.
I’ve discovered that after upgrading to WordPress 2.7, the images in the posts aren’t aligned properly. So, please bear with us. I’m not going back over the past three years’ worth of posts to get the images aligned properly!
Hope you like the new look!
Here’s to 2009
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Happy Holidays - 2008!
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What are your Wishes at this Holiday Time?
I’m taking a few days off from blogging this week, so the blog will be back again next Monday, the 29th. Before I go, I want to wish all of you a very happy holiday season, and to ask: what are you wishing for in 2009?
Here’s part of my wish list:
** I wish for a solution to the economic issues we’re facing. Not a quick fix, but a long-lasting one as soon as we’re able.
** I wish our representatives in Congress would stop fighting with one another.
** I wish that the auto companies would survive, but I can’t imagine how they’ll be able to pull it off.
** I wish strength, peace and safety for our troops in harm’s way.
** I wish I knew how to play the piano.
** I wish Vista really worked.
** I wish people would learn how to drive. All of them.
** I wish I had a maid. Not full-time. I’d just love to have a completely clean house from time to time without having to do it myself.
** I wish for all of us to achieve peace, health, happiness and prosperity!
There are so many things I have to be grateful for, including the great new clients and associates I’ve met this year, and the “old” clients and associates I still have the opportunity to work with.
Whatever you’re celebrating at this time of year, I wish you
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Thanksgiving 2008
· CommentsBecause I live in the South, it’s difficult for me to remember that Thanksgiving is here already.
I spent most of my life in Michigan, and “up North”, keeping track of the seasons is easy.
When it starts getting really cold - and you’ve seen at least a dusting of snow, if not a few feet - and the air is rich with the aroma from wood-burning fireplaces — you really experience the changing of the seasons.
On the other hand, I don’t miss snow tires - and taking my life in my hands going to work each day when the weather is bad and the roads exceptionally slippery - and the gray cap that can sit over cities in Michigan for weeks at a time.
So, I’m content here with our pretend winters, and I’m looking forward to the holiday season.
I have many things to be thankful for this year, not the least of which are the great clients I’ve had the opportunity to work with this year.
To all of you whom I’ve come to know personally, I thank you for your camaraderie, and for your business.
For everyone who reads this blog, I thank you for your interest, and I hope you find this blog useful.
I wish all of you a happy and peaceful Thanksgiving celebration!
Remember our military at the holidays! As you may know, there are many ways to show support for our military folks who give so much all year around. Two Internet-based opportunities:
- Send a postcard to someone in the military. Visit Let’s Say Thanks. Xerox Corporation has set up this website where you can select a postcard from among designs created by children all across the country, and personalize it with your own greeting. The postcards are then printed by Xerox and mailed in care packages sent to military personnel serving overseas by a military support organization, Give2TheTroops.
- Send an e-mail. Visit America Supports You.
And, please join me in a prayer to give our new leaders the wisdom and strength they will need in the years ahead.
