Garfield, AR

Do you feel sometimes you are in a field of “acephalous”?

Man when you get the meaning of this word I’ll bet ya you’ll say been there done that. So anyway I know I’ve seen this happen more than once and in various situations. With my personality I find it difficult to say the least to stand around while this is going on. Now for the meaning of (a sef’ e les) is having no leader. So now what say you?

I give an “abrazo” to a lot of people I know do you?

Not only do I give one I like receiving them also. It makes me feel warm and when I get one from certain people I feel loved. I think to give this to someone you are meeting for the first time is OK in some instances. So I guess you would like to know the meaning of (a b ra’ tho) is an embrace or hug when greeting a person. So do you like to give or receive an abrazo? What say you?

Do you “keck” about news related to the housing industry?

Why is it if some official decides to make an off comment about something the next day its headlines? Could the news industry be so consumed by events they grasp at anything they think will be a jump on the competition? Anyway there would be volumes about the housing industry with the good news. If you haven’t guessed it by now the meaning of (kek) is to feel or show great disgust. When the headlines reads housing is down and I’m having one of my best years it makes me keck. What say you?

Yogi Berra VS Hank Aaron

I have not verified this story to be true but never the less the meaning will be the same.

As the story goes Yogi Berra was giving some pointers to Hank Aaron as he (Aaron) was getting ready to go bat. Yogi told Hank he as holding the bat wrong and to hold it where he (Aaron) could read the writing. Hank didn’t say anything just went out to the batter’s box and swung on the first pitch and a called “Strike” went out. On the second pitch Hank hit one out to the left outfield and out of sight a home run. As Hank rounded third base and was in the home stretch he looked over at Yogi and stated “I came here to play ball not to read.”

That got my attention and I ask you did you or will you go to work today wanting to read or to play the game of the real estate agent. We being independent contractors have the choice of playing or setting on the side lines. What say you?

Sure you have I’ve seen my number and had one myself. Everyone has one the question is when do you use it? I did use it almost every day in my former profession it was a requirement of the job. Now not so much as I don’t see the need. I see this in some of my clients faces but usually not. Now with that out of the way the meaning of (le pid’ e fi’) to turn into stone hence the term stone or stoned face.