|Archive for ‘Pride’

I’m nostalgic about old homes . . . .

Whether you remember sitting on an old wicker chair on the front porch, or playing cards in the summertime out in the backyard, there’s something comforting and inviting about old homes and the way they play to your heart strings.  Kitchens that are a natural for sitting around having toast and warm tea with lots of honey, […]

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Client Open House & You’re Invited

I am thrilled to have the opportunity to invite you to come by and catch up face to face at our office open house at Windermere Greenwood (311 North 85th Street) on Friday night, August 8th from 6 to 9 p.m.  At 8:00 yours truly will be joining the live music venue on my cello with friends who are […]

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Live Music Always Makes Me Smile

Today, the 13th of June, we’re featuring live music and wonderful artists at our Greenwood Art Walk.  Cloudy skies with a full moon will set the stage for the Ballard Alps, aka Larry & Stephen, on acoustic guitar.  Special guests for us include Deana Albers, jewelry maker, and Judy Talley’s group of artists and print-makers including herself […]

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Springtime Gardens

Everything we bring to the garden, the patio, or the deck, says a little bit about who we are and how we like to present our homes.  As a realtor, I am always emphasizing that first impressions are key to being the best home on the market.  How your outdoor spaces look is something everyone can […]

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A Successful Sale in North Seattle

Thanks to super cooperation by a number of parties, especially my clients, I was able to snap this ‘selfie’ putting up a sold strip today on Sand Point Way N.E.  The market is what it is, plenty of buyers and not much inventory, but this home in particular captured my buyer’s heartstrings, and in large […]

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Seattle Seahawks are Spectacular, Thanks Coach!

My hat is off to Pete Carroll!  Wow!  He is doing more with his attitude, coaching and vision for the Seattle Seahawks than we will ever know.  Today (1/12/2014) the Seattle Times ran a piece about him that hit the nail on the head: “If you had to boil the multifaceted Carroll’s passion down to a single concept, […]

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