kentucky: Ancient Wisdom of Madison County Trees
- 04/25/07 02:45 AM
Last Saturday, while I was out showing horse farms, I was in the middle of a beautiful plot of land out in Boatwright Estates in southern Madison County. This Sycamore tree is majestic and ancient. Just lean against one and feel the wisdom and peacefulness transfer to you! It made me wonder why developers move off all the beautiful trees when grading an area for a subdivision. It includes 6 tracts that are 10 acres or more for mini horse farms. I know one couple that bought one just for the sunset factor. I went out there with them right before … (2 comments)
kentucky: Tornados Can Wipe You Out and Bring You Everything
- 04/04/07 02:47 AM
We all have moments in our lives that define who we are. I read somewhere events that happen before you turn age 18 impact how you deal with your life in the future. This includes child abuse, divorce of parents, death of a family member, moving, bullying, good or bad teachers, accidents, etc. All these freaky things roll together and form who you are and how you live. April 4, 1974 was the night of the tornados in Madison County, Kentucky. Today is the anniversary. I was a senior in high school and my brother was in the Navy so I … (7 comments)
My days are filled showing real estate, helping new and old clients find the perfect properties and sitting on my deck contemplating my creek! One part I REALLY enjoy is writing my weekly Central Kentucky newsletter. Since I have been a Realtor, I have always sent a newsletter to my clients, friends, family, Realtors, bankers, mortgage brokers, etc. It used to be a 4 page letter sized brochure in a red envelope mailed once a month. That was very time consuming and involved a trip to the printer and post office. Since it … (4 comments)
kentucky: Kentucky Has Too Many Winters!
- 03/20/07 03:58 PM
A long time ago (in the late 60's) my Grandmother Elizabeth was visiting our farm at White Hall in Richmond, Kentucky. What a beautiful place that was! A beautiful old 2 story home with 2 staircases inside sitting in between numerous maple trees. We had two barns for horses on 33 acres also. We had just moved in but Dad wanted to plant our garden so we would have veggies all summer. That was when I first heard of the "other seasons" we have here in Kentucky. She said we had 4 extra winters before summer would be here. I'm not quite sure … (5 comments)
kentucky: I WANNA BE A LANDLORD...tell me I'm crazy!
- 03/16/07 04:14 PM
In the 60's my Dad added a 4-plex to our piece of property behind our house. All of the apple trees I loved disappeared and a brick building with interesting tenants was a BIG part of my life. Over the years, I made lots of friends with the families, their kids, scoundrels and fascinating students that moved in... then they were gone. I do remember that cleaning the apartments was never fun. I made a little money...but it was hard work, especially scrubbing that oven and the bathroom. Yuck! I didn't appreciate the idea till now that Dad was a landlord and an investor. He … (0 comments)
kentucky: KENTUCKY REFERRALS WELCOME ANYTIME!
- 03/16/07 03:49 PM
It's good to be in AR! Prudential Don Foster is the only real estate agency I have worked in since I got in the biz 3 1/2 years ago to work as a full-time agent. I have to say life is good. I do send out referrals to other states so please check in with me and lets get to know one another. Are any of you working with Yahoo! Real estate also? I trained for that this week. Today received the first lead. How are you doing with this?
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Last Saturday, while I was out showing horse farms, I was in the middle of a beautiful plot of land out in Boatwright Estates in southern Madison County. This Sycamore tree is majestic and ancient. Just lean against one and feel the wisdom and peacefulness transfer to you! It made me wonder why developers move off all the beautiful trees when grading an area for a subdivision. 
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