Fullerton Uncorked Wine Tasting!! Saturday, September 27th, 2008 at 5:00 pm !!
It is a food and wine festival for a great cause, and it is tax deductible the $40 pays admission to the event and supports the Boys and Girls Club of Fullerton.
Tickets must be purchased in advanced at:
Re/Max North Orange County (714) 525-0900 1441 Brea Blvd. Fullerton see Ron Holborn or one of the following:
Table Ten 714-526-3210 214 W. Commonwealth
The Twisted Vine 714-871-1200 127 W. Commonwealth
Salon Bernardo's 714-773-4995 142 E. Amerige Brian's 714-993-1401 1944 N. Placentia
The Fullerton Arboretum Boys and Girls Club main branch on Commonwealth
Those interested in attending will be asked to confirm prior that tickets have been purchased.
Spend a Friday or Saturday morning sampling delicious world cuisine in the heart of mid-city Los Angeles. This walking and tasting tour from Melting Pot Tours includes tastings at various stops in the famous L.A. landmark Farmers' Market at 3rd and Fairfax. Then, heading west along 3rd Street, you'll enjoy additional small gourmet bites at specialty eateries and a visit to a renowned cookbook store.
People ask me all the time what do you look for when hiring an agent? Well many things come to mind. Trust, loyalty, integrity...... the list goes on and on. Here is a good clip of things to look for in an agent !!
I was flipping through the channels last Sunday and there was this weird new show on called 60 Minutes. It was mostly political and depressing and yappy-yappy. But there was this one part at the end, where this really old guy talked about what was in his kitchen drawers. And it was hilarious!!!! That guy, Mickey Rooney was his name I think, really just told like it was. And it got me thinking, I need to tell it like it was too. And now, Ron Holborn:
I have a lot of stuff in my desk and I can't figure out what it's all doing there. I have an inbox plus an outbox. The inbox is filled with papers that I'm supposed to look at, but it gets so full, that I usually put the important junk in my outbox. Except, someone (Stephanie) is always emptying it before I have a chance to look at it. What I really want is an Xbox. The video game system. That would be sweet.
I have close to 100 fortunes from fortune cookies and that smelly gypsy woman who comes to the office once a year, in my desk. Dwight, Joe Kim, Edwardo and myself went out for Chinese food and they taught me this great game where you add the words "in bed" to the end of your fortune (it sounds complicated, but it's easy to play). Anyway, ever since that fateful day, every fortune has become a valued treasure, especially, "Plan for many pleasures ahead IN BED." I wonder how you say, "that's what she said," in Chinese. (this was Dwight's)
I also found a bunch of unapproved vacation request forms (boring), a list of new companies from the chamber of commerce (snoozeville), and one of those gigantic jawbreakers that I started a few years ago and always meant to come back to (still tasty). So long story short, if you're like me, you accumulate a bunch of crap in your desk, and most of it is a total waste of time to even look at, but it's good to keep around, because you never know when you might need it. As the Chinese say, "you can always find happiness at work on Friday IN BED!" But not if you throw your happiness in the trash. I'm Ron Holborn.
WHAT A LOT!!If you need space for company vehicles, RV or car collection..THIS IS THE ONE!Everything can be pulled to the back, extra garages built..whatever. Home is in pristine condition. Original pegged hardwood floors have been beautifully refinished T/O/.new eat-in kitchen with granite counters & new cabinets, large pantry area off kitchen.NEW WINDOWS T/O. Living room is spacious with large fireplace surrounded by windows. Small basement area(finished) will hold a lot of storage. There's even a roof top terrace with City lights view & view of rear yard. there's plenty of room to pull in/park and turn around for exit. Best schools; Sunny Hills HS, Parks JH and Fern Dr. Elementary.
This is a Bank Owned Property. Custom built home that shows light and bright with 2 patio decks, great for entertaining. Lovely mountain and city lights view. Very spacious home that sits on 50,500 sq.ft.
The more than 3,000 people killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, will be remembered in a special tribute to be held at the outdoor Fullerton Market on Thursday, Sept. 11.
The 30-minute ceremony will begin at 6:30 p.m. on the stage of the Downtown Plaza, with Mayor Sharon Quirk welcoming with the audience. Following the mayor, the Fullerton Union High School JROTC cadets will present the colors, and Lexy Romano, "Miss Fullerton 2008," will sing the National Anthem.
The Fullerton Fire Department will present a special display honoring the 343 New York firefighters killed when the twin towers of the World Trade Center collapsed. The Fullerton Police Department will also be present in honor of the many New York law enforcement officers who also lost their lives in the tragedy.
The market, located in the Downtown Plaza on Wilshire Avenue, between Harbor Boulevard and Pomona Avenue, is open from 4-8:30 p.m. Thursdays through Nov. 20, when it will close for the winter.
Admission is free to the market, which is in its 17th year of operation.
In addition to the produce vendors, the market offers arts and crafts, handmade apparel, food booths, and live entertainment featuring bands ranging from rock to country.
(this was Dwight's)
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