Predictability. . .

Nina Hollander, Broker - while I don't know it to be a fact, I am sure Eleanor Roosevelt knew how to put flavor into conversation as well as anything else she might serve.

Wayne Martin - and speaking of flavor, is it time for your second(or is that a third) cup?

Grant Schneider - that's a can do and will do approach/philosophy that can lead to some terrific results.

Brian England - thank you but much of my pondering stays stuck in my brain.   

Lawrence "Larry" & Sheila Agranoff. Cell: 631-805-4400 - in a quick moving real estate market, some predictions are pretty much the same in times that are slow as well.  You snooze - you lose.  And that's just the way it goes in real estate.

Joan Cox - definitely unpredictable.  I hope your Wednesday is a good one too.

Raymond Henson, eXp Realty - my crystal ball has been broken for a long time.  

Sharon Tara - I guess there is a certain connection between hopes, wishes, dreams and predictions.  Here's to good times for your adventures whether they be associated with any of those things or something totally random. 

Roy Kelley - thank you.  So far - so good.  

Rocky Dickerson - I also remember The Melting Pot restaurant chain.  There was one located in Pasadena and I did try it.  Once.  It went out of business in that location and quite frankly I hadn't thought of it for years.

Kathy Streib - based on your recent "Summer Rerun" inspired post a few days ago, I went on a search in the AR Archives, looking for a prediction-related theme I may have written in the past.  I am not saying it's not there but I couldn't find it.   So here it is.  Born or Born Again.  

Ron and Alexandra Seigel - there are many things I find that may be "cringe-worthy".  Fortunately, I choose to go in a direction whenever they cross my way.  Well, mostly.  I hope your Wednesday is a good one as well.

Bob "RealMan" Timm - granted, I am not an expert when it comes to that book but those who claim to be, might spend more time following the words in practice rather than proclaiming them.  

Jeffrey DiMuria 321.223.6253 Waves Realty - that is an accurate observation.  For both the reader and the author.  🤣

Wanda Kubat-Nerdin - Wanda Can! - now, detours are more commonly known in real estate as well as life.  In fact, it seems they are a part of each.

James Dray - and that's the way it goes.  Each day.  Even each moment.

Roy Kelley - I hope you have a good Thursday as well.  It might be another smart idea for a lunch date with Delores.  

Roy Kelley - a trip to TJ's can often lead to many happily-ever-afters.

Will Hamm - the way we look at things has a big impact on how we move in life.  Forward, backward and staying in place(seemingly, at least).  

Roy Kelley - I hope you're weekend is a good one as well.

Joan Cox - stay cool this weekend.

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, CRS - I understand crystal balls can be pretty finicky.  

Patricia Feager, MBA, CRS, GRI,MRP - I am not so sure of that but thank you for the nice words.  I appreciate it. Thank you.  

Debb Janes EcoBroker and Bernie Stea JD - predicting in real estate is a definite game of chance as so many things can happen in the course of a transaction.  And it's not over until it's over.  .  .     That's real estate and that's life - and while each has some game-like aspects it's no place where psychics play with certainty.