recycle: Recycle Man!
- 03/19/19 09:08 AM
Architecturally Interesting for 3/19/19 by Patricia Feager
Now is the time to be green RECYCLE --- Patricia Feager
While running into the grocery store to pick up groceries at Market Street in Flower Mound, I ran into the Recycle Man! This robot creation using Michelob Ultra Light Beers reminded me that today is my parents' anniversary. They got married 71 years ago. Although they only survived 50 years of wedding anniversaries, they taught me to recycle at a very early age. As first-generation Americans, the passed the torch to me: "The Golden Rule, truth, honesty, work, money, integrity, and family values. When my father served in WW11, … (22 comments)
recycle: See What I See - 1st Week in March 2016
- 03/05/16 11:47 PM
A Real Estate Agent sees lots of things when showing properties. Here are my favorites for the first week in March. I'll make this a weekly series.
When I saw this little tree, the word RECYCLE came to mind. The title for this photo is TWIGS not PINES. Christmas trees are so beautiful but with so many people on earth, are we doing the world any good by chopping down Pine Trees to bring them indoors for a short period of time only to watch them die before our color lighted eyes?
When I got to this intersection I thought about my dad. … (19 comments)
recycle: THINKING OUTSIDE OF THE BOX TO MAKE WRAPPING FUN!
- 12/23/10 03:36 AM
If you "think outside of the box," giving presents can be just as much fun as receiving them. Here are some fun ways to make wrapping a little more reasonable on your budget, while creating a great "first impression," on the recipient. Where it Begins It all starts with organization. At the price of gas and the time it takes to run to the store to buy what you need, anyone, regardless of budget, can have all those things at their disposal. Those plastic roller carts are perfect for collecting and storing paper, scissors, glue, tape, tissue, glitter and sparkly gold for all … (13 comments)
Patricia Feager with DFW FINE PROPERTIES has sold residential real estate in Dallas-Fort Worth for more than twenty years. She understands making choices needs informed decision making. She takes her career seriously and enjoys helping her clients transition to a new location, whether it is local or from out of town. Keeping clients informed throughout the process with effective communication and understanding their needs is important.
Her assessments begin with taking into consideration the current market conditions and providing truthful information to her clients. Knowing what their highest to lowest priorities are and facts about what their specific needs and the current market conditions helps everyone to understand expectations. Clarity, facts, valuable feedback, observations are part of the journey when moving.
Architecturally Interesting for 3/19/19
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