us marines: Saying Goodbye to A friend, A client, A Marine........
- 12/05/09 04:11 AM
These days there are so many complaints regarding real estate.The market is too slow, inventory too high, and yada yada. My biggest complaint and most difficult challenge is saying goodbye. As fortunate as I am to work with so many Marines, it can be heart breaking. This morning one of my very first Drill Instructor clients walked through my door for the last time. Well...at least for another 3-5 years anyway. Tim Mooney, US Marine, Marine 1 client, and long time supporter of Cherimie. The first time we met he was so tired he could barely stay awake as we drove … (2 comments)
us marines: My Clients Text Me....ALOT
- 06/25/09 02:47 AM
I am beginning to wonder how I ever made it without texting. I am certainly saving my vocal chords more these days, using acronyms as if they were going out of style, and "lol" and ":)" are my new best friends. My clients text me...ALOT, and that is ok with me. I am able to answer their questions quickly and effectively even while they are at work. My clients can also go back and review our conversations when needed. It is also a great way for me to keep records of the numerous issues that arise during the day. I agree … (17 comments)
us marines: US Marines....And Many More..
- 11/06/08 10:15 PM
They have come a long way from the tavern in Philadelphia where the Corps was founded 233 years ago. Beaufort is so proud to be able to join in celebrating such an amazing birthday.
As non-military, my appreciation is from a different perspective, but true just the same. Dear Marines, Thank you for waking at 3am so that I can sleep as long as I like. Thank you for going to scary places so I don't have to go. Thank you for sacrificing time with your family, so that mine can freely meet. Thank you for believing in our country … (12 comments)
us marines: I Fell In Love With My Client
- 10/28/08 04:57 PM
I did the unthinkable; I fell in love with my client. It wasn't planned, no blind date jitters, none of my friends elbowing each other under the table. It just happened. Let me explain. Mr. Moran is a charismatic, happy, mannerly, and of course, handsome Drill Instructor for the United States Marines. I met him after he contacted me through email (found me on, yep you guessed, it Active Rain). We corresponded while he was checking out of his station post in Okinawa, Japan. He needed a home, a home very close to Parris Island (Marine Recruit Station). By time he … (83 comments)
These days there are so many complaints regarding real estate.The market is too slow, inventory too high, and yada yada. My biggest complaint and most difficult challenge is saying goodbye. As fortunate as I am to work with so many Marines, it can be heart breaking.
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