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Networking for Women in the Heartland

06-19-09
Marsha Booth
Marsha Booth: Real Estate Agent in Elizabethtown, KY

I am excited to be a charter member of the newest networking opportunity in our area, Networking for Women in the Heartland. We had our second meeting yesterday and our group has already doubled in size. The Brown Pusey House in downtown historic Elizabethtown was host to our meeting and has already been booked for next months meeting too.
This group is based on another similar Networking for Women group out of Bowling Green, KY and we are happy to now have a chapter here in the Hearltand. If you or someone you know would be interested in being a part of this group, feel free to contact me and I can give you some additional details.

We had several speakers who spotlighted their business to the group and I think we all took away information we would not have known otherwise. The event was catered by 'A Family Affair' catering service and the food was wonderful. There was a raffle where great door prizes were awarded as well as some time to network and meet new people and exchange business cards and brochures.

I belong to other networking groups but already I feel this one is going to be something I will be a part of for a long time to come. The women who have organized and brought this group to the Heartland are dedicated and community orientated so with this comes many opportunities to be seen and heard throughout our growing community. I am excited about the possibilities for my business to grow through the people I meet here.

If you would like more information about getting involved with this great opportunity, please feel free to contact me at 270-739-8211 or email me at marshabooth@remax.net. The group will launch a website very soon but are still working on details.

Here are a few photos to highlight the day!

Boston Tea Party Right Here in Elizabethtown, KY

04-14-09
Marsha Booth
Marsha Booth: Real Estate Agent in Elizabethtown, KY

For anyone wondering if we would be having a local Tea Party to suppor the national Tax Day Tea Party movement, Yes there is one being organized here locally.

The Tea Party is scheduled for Wednesday April 15th from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM in the town square. For those of you not familar with downtown, the square is where the movie "Elizabethtown" was filmed several years ago. This Tea Party is being organized to allow local people to protest government spending and taxation! It does not matter what your political party, this is just a symbolic jesture sweeping across the nation to allow for a public venue for citizens to come together for this cause.

Bring your tea bags and join us in this historic day!

Join Us for a FREE Seminar "Ask The Experts"

04-10-09
Marsha Booth
Marsha Booth: Real Estate Agent in Elizabethtown, KY


“ASK THE EXPERTS”: DOWNSIZING

*Do you need to downsize from your home to an apartment?

*Do you feel overwhelmed and don’t know who to call to get help?

*What can you do with the items that are no longer needed?

*Have you thought about downsizing your home and don’t know where to start? Let us help you!!

PLEASE JOIN US FOR THIS FREE SEMINAR

FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2009 2:00 p.m. UNTIL 3:00 p.m.

The Panel of Experts Include:

Shelia O’Mara- Staged SO Right

Marsha Booth- Marsha Booth & Associates

Birgit Stubblefield- Century Mortgage

Sarah Lenihan- Transitioning Treasures

Enjoy coffee, dessert and don’t miss a chance to win door prizes!

Seating is limited.

To register call The Allegro at (270)765-4414 no later than April 15.

The Allegro is located at 108 Diecks Drive, Elizabethtown, KY

Setting the Stage for Spring

Sheila O'Mara: Home Stager in Elizabethtown, KY

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Are you as tired of winter as I am? I get so excited when I see daffodils popping up all over the place. As the temperatures rise, I get a bigger case of Spring Fever everyday.

With every change of season I get an itch to "Stage" my home's décor. Just like I change my wardrobe to reflect the season, I also try to change my home. As fall and winter approached, I changed to spice-scented candles, heavier fabrics for window coverings, thick blankets for my bed and pinecones and winter berries replaced my florals. I was thrilled to add touches of the winter season throughout my house, but now I am ready to Stage the house for Spring!

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Spring is rapidly approaching and the warmer temperatures invite wonderful décor ideas on the inside and outside of the home. Before changing anything for Spring Staging, the first thing that must be done is SPRING CLEANING! That is right - those dusty baseboards, light fixtures, windows and windowsills all need a thorough cleaning. Get out the rags and dust mops and go to town eradicating dust budustbunniesnnies and spider webs. As the sun begins to shine those fingerprints on the walls and dust on the baseboards become very apparent. I had a friend last week who started cleaning and ended up painting two rooms in her home to shake off the winter blahs. Sometimes a fresh coat of paint is just what is needed.

Once the cleaning is over, take stock of all that you have displayed. Can you lighten and brighten anywhere? Maybe change out throw pillows for something with a lighter color or spring theme? What about your linens? Is it time to change out the heavy comforters for lightweight quilts? Can you lighten up on the window treatments a bit? Light-weight fabrics on the windows will allow the sunshine you let in to invigorate and inspire you to lighten the load of your winter décor.

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How about those candles? The scents of Christmas are not what you want to smell when you are planning your garden. Good scents for spring are anything floral or citrus. If it smells like something that will grow outside, chances are that will be a good scent for spring. Spring is all about the anticipation of new growth that sprouts from the decay of winter.

As the temperatures rise, we are drawn like magnets to the outdoors. It might be a little early still to plant flowers, but if you feel you must plant - keep it to containers that you can bring in at night in case of a frost. You get a punch of color and life, but aren't sacrificing planting too early - what a great compromise!

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forsythia

The one way to say "spring" louder than any other accessory is with flowers. There is nothing more spring-like than a bouquet of daffodils or tulips. That burst of color and fresh scent gives your home or office a dual sensory lift. Lilacs will be coming soon and the Forsythia bushes are starting to bloom. Trim off a couple of Forsythia branches, put in a vase and viola - instant appeal for spring!

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There are countless ways to update for spring. If you would like more information and a live demonstration, attend the staging workshop, Stage It for Spring, held on March 26 at 7pm. The workshop is located at Whitt's End, Home and Garden in Cool Springs Plaza. It is free to the public and refreshments will be served. Discover some easy and affordable ways to Stage for Spring in your home!

As seen in The News Enterprise, Homes Section, March 20, 2009

Stage It For Spring

Sheila O'Mara: Home Stager in Elizabethtown, KY

Announcing a great Staging opportunity in Elizabethtown:

Stage It For Spring

Feeling the winter blues? Not yet excited about Spring? Does your winter decor have you at Whitt's End?

Don't fret - check out this fabulous FREE event!

outside photo Stage It For Spring

March 26, 2009

7pm

Whitt's End: Home and Garden

Cool Springs Plaza on Ring Road

Join me, Sheila O'Mara, of Staged SO Right for an evening of Staging demonstrations on how to inject Spring into your home decor.

Refreshments will be served.

10% discount will be given toward the purchase of any items made that evening.

inside Whitt's End

Make the Winter Blues become Spring AHHs!

Looking forward to seeing you there - call 270-300-6045 with questions or for directions!