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NO MO...
By TwitterButtons.com
Hi y'all,
I may have grown up in California, but I'm livin in Kentucky now.
Life is like a box of birds, all fluffy ducks and feathers.
Anyway, I reckin I should be gettin back to work, now.
Michael: Thanks for the post. Everyone suffers from "No mo" occasionally. The key is to work through it and remind ourselves of why we do what we do. Thanks again!
Sometimes when you get there, it is time to get out of town. I once talked to an agent who said she scheduled time every month to get out of town or she got burned out.
I LOVE IT.......Thank you for sharing this great post!
Two things I adore: The naive honesty in children, and the brutal honesty of a wise Senior!
It's Tuesday, now get out there and find your MO-MO!!!!!
Have a Profitable Day!
Michael, Thanks for, "Git the stink out of your britches" Priceless...I'm gonna be using that one for awhile if you don't mind.
I was in the perfect No Mo mood to read your post. I appreciate the reminder and inspiration.
Hey Michael - I had a grandmother just like Granny! She was something! Great post!
Mary
Michael - I had no idea by the title what this was all about, but I was experiencing a No Mo day before reading your blog. And, suddenly I'm coming to life thanks to a little humor and inspiration. I think I needed the wack on the head. So, thank you for the words from Granny's heart. I'm off to my office now with a better attitude! :)
HI Michael - great post, I want MO posts from you!! He he!! I had the No Mo attitude for a couple of days last week, and decided no Mo of that for me.
Today is one of those days! Thanks for sharing and letting me know I'm not the only one. The sun is shining, and the sky blue (an anomaly for Portland, OR). Better get my skates on and get going!!
I agree yankee lingo doesn't get it done like granny! "Finer than a frog hair split 3 ways" is how I always heard it. Thanx for helping us get the mo back.
Give me MO MO MO MO MO....Great post and enjoyed reading about granny. ..a very smart lady.
Wow, how many more southern sayings can you throw in that post? It made me smile as I'm in Texas and I hear my fair of them. Congrats on the feature!
Hey Michael!
If you want mo you gotta put in mo! lol~ This was fun to read, quite a different spin on the english language, I need to go get me some mo! Be back later!
-Lisa
Its very easy to lose the MO when things get difficult like this. I know I have fallen into that trap to. For me, the best way to get MO back is to create some. Get out of my house and into a client meeting, or picking up the phone to call a few people I can trust
Gotta love Grannie Isms. I had a case of the MO's yesterday so today I went and rounded up two MOre listings.
I'm glad my head wasn't near your grannie! :-) She was one determined woman. Up here in Cleveland, we all have MO -- in the form of MO Williams on the Cleveland Cavaliers -- he has sparked this town as much as LeBron James, so we've got our MO -- and with gray skies all winter long, having this MO if you can't get your own MO -- ain't a bad 2nd place!
Back in the older Granny days they didn't live but to 62 so you had to go back and find that MO quickly or oops, game is over. We can have a blah part of the day but don't let it last all day. Find something to do you like and it will recharge you Mike.
I love that shot of the old lady on roller blades! That'll help me get my Mo Mo flowing, and my Mo-Jo in high gear! :)
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