The Tete-a-tete was Met with Regret.

As steady as she goes here too Lyn Sims. Honoring commitments is something I do every day!

So glad you enjoyed the story and message Lauren Williams, CPO. I was inspired by a close friend who said her grandma used to make her Hollyhock Dolls from the blooms, picked a few and wallah!...it was all imagination from thereon!

Thanks so much Lynn B. Friedman and so good to see you here! Follow up and follow through will keep us in business.

Good communication and common courtesy reign in this industry Rebecca Gaujot, Realtor®, anything less will not do for valued clients...if you wish them to refer family members and friends, that is!

Manners were taught while youngster age and expected to be upheld at all times. It's a good thing most of us still remember the lessons and adhere to those standards Marte Cliff, common courtesy included!

So true Debe Maxwell, CRS. My husband hired a man who needed a job. He didn't show up the next day. No call, nothing. Mike finally called him later in the day and he said there was a hole in his pants! He found out real quick why the guy needed a job, lack of common courtesy, excuse after excuse -and- a no-show!

Mom's carry a lot of knowledge leigh gilliland and when we listen, we learn some things we can take with us for life! Thanks for stopping by today.

Thanks Kat Palmiotti, hope to never be short on courtesy, to always show up ready and able to help guide clients! 

Thanks Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR, striving to meet or exceed goals for clients matters! 

Thank you Jill Sackler, the imagination takes over when inspired and this is the result!

Once the commitment is made, following through should be a reflex Jan Green. It is for me! 

When clients depend on us, we deliver and that is why we are still in business Candice A. Donofrio. Princess Holly's lover was no Prince Charming, you can bet on that!