Wordful Wednesday October 16, 2024

Bob "RealMan" Timm - thanks for sharing the photo, the cars of that era have a lot of appeal for me.  I was able to recognize and correctly identify them as they drove by.  And to-scale models were a part of my toy collection.  I appreciate the throwback moment.  

I assembled a few models myself back in my youth Michael. I remember my first one was a Bonneville but I don't remember the exact year. I also built a few airplanes. My favorite was the ME262 as I became intrigued with them because of the song ME262 by Blue Oyster Cult. Many historians believe that had Hitler used the plane for what Messurshmidt had intended we would all be speaking German now.

Bob "RealMan" Timm - I never excelled at model-building but was a collector of Matchbox cars when I was a child.  I kept them in good condition and passed them along to my younger brother who did the same with his son.  It sounds as if you have a big collection of memories too.  Good for you.  I hope you are enjoying the festivities surrounding your daughter's wedding this weekend.  

Jeffrey DiMuria 321.223.6253 Waves Realty - my mistake-making is more recent than yours.  Striving in the direction of your comment is a good plan.  

Lawrence "Larry" & Sheila Agranoff. Cell: 631-805-4400 - I believe in breathing.  It does a body "good" - especially when repeated.  Over and over.  Happy Wednesday.  

Carol Williams - the "we" versus "I" question is one where the difference can matter a lot.  

Dorie Dillard Austin TX - pausing continues to be good.  

Kathy Streib - the saying, not my circus, not my monkey comes to mind as you mention nuts.  But, I digress. 🐒🎪🥜

Myrl Jeffcoat - I had a client who owned a Mini Cooper and I had the "opportunity" to ride in the rear seat.  I can see the appeal although the admittedly the seating arrangement left much to be desired.  

Joan Cox - the ways we spend our days can say a lot, right?  Changing and maintaining.  Recharging and refreshing.  So many combinations.  

Patricia Feager, ABR,CRS,GRI,MRP - thank you.  Each of us finds what works best for us.  In communication. And in countless other ways of expression.  

Roy Kelley - I think replacing "we" with "I" can be a start when a need for changing behavior is the issue.   Hope your October is going well with you too.  

Katina Hargrove 352-551-0308 - while there can be a debate, maybe even a disagreement about the effectiveness of pondering, I find the practice useful.  For me.  Not all the time but it has provided food for thought for a long time.  Happy Friday.  

Michael Jacobs 

I agree with you, the practice of pondering can be effective. We just don't want to miss the train, if it leads us in the right direction:) Katina, Happy Friday to you as well. I did enjoy your post, good food for thought! 

Ed Silva, 203-206-0754 - 🤣  

Jeff Dowler, CRS - thank you.  If any form of ponder is added to a day, I believe such sprinkling of said subject matter is a worthy ingredient as is your comment.  

Andrew Mooers | 207.532.6573 - indeed!

Kathy Schowe - "interesting" is likely one of the nicer descriptions of my mind that I have heard.  Thank you for the comment.  

Sharon Tara - here, there and everywhere, right?  With credit to Dr Seuss, of course.  Or Mr. Ed.  Happy Tuesday.  🐴🐟🙃

Leanne Smith - that photo is an attention grabber.  And there is definitely no shortage of words of wisdom to be found that drive home many points.    

Hannah Williams - Happy Tuesday to you as well.  And thank you for the comment whenever they arrive, they are appreciated.  

I am reading the Chemistry book slowly and almost put it down, but it is starting to get interesting 

Jeff Masich-Scottsdale AZ Associate Broker,MBA,GRI - your comment brings many thoughts on the subject to the pondering path.  

Brenda J. Andrew - no need to be concerned about being late whenever you arrive with such a nice comment, it is welcomed.  Thank you.  Happy Saturday even though you left your comment on Thursday.  ⏰⌛⏲