This surreal jelly fish picture was taken at Sea World in Orlando, Florida. They have these aquariums that light up on timers and cause the jelly fish to glow. Actually taken through glass and plexiglass with small Nikon point and shoot digital camera. One of the wonderful ways to enjoy real estate is to take a couple of days before of after the conference to look around and be a tourist. But I really posted this because I just love the colors.
Sunrise at Great Island Common in New Castle, New Hampshire. This is an amazing park at the mouth of the Piscataqua River. Pavillions, picnic tables, grills, bath house, and large children's playground. Across the river is Fort Foster. Close to Portsmouth Harbor Light. Walter Liff is the artist who created this sculpture. Taken with a phone, hence the blurred edges.
The North Church steeple in Market Square as seen from State Street. The townhouses to the front left are Porter Street and the building to the right is home to Stonewall Kitchens store and Ollie's Bakery. The steeple has recently been completely restored. My home town - Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Ever thought about getting your Broker's license? You have been a salesperson for how many years? Why not take the next step and insure your future in the business. What would happen to your license if your broker went out of business? Where would you go - what deal would you have to accept? Who do you really want to work for in the future? Or maybe you want to go into management in the future. Having your broker's license makes you a more desirable commodity. You can't get a job as a Managing Broker without a broker's license.
Or maybe you know of someone interested in getting into the business. There is a lot of opportunity in the industry right now for the right people. This is the licensing class for them. So what are the details?
Classes are starting in Portsmouth on August 31. Monday & Thursday nights from 5:30-9:30pm for 10 sessions. (No class on Labor Day) Cost is $299 with all books and materials included. The least expensive option out there currently. The 40 hour class counts towards the sixty hours you need to take the test in New Hampshire. This is a pre-licensing for salesperson class that will get you up to date on all the concepts you need to pass the simulation portion of the exam.
Need more information call me at 603-502-7660 or email me at saldrich@kw.com
My nephew just recently deplyed to Iraq. We are looking to put together a care package for him. I thought I would find an easy list - boy was I wrong. So here is my list that I put together after visiting many sites and reading lots of blogs.
If I can give some ideas even for one soldier's family - I am happy....
Personal Care: (Think travel size)
Snacks & Treats:
Other Desirables:
Magazines:
Notes from us to the soldiers to let them know we are supporting them. They can hold a letter and read it again and again. They can't hold an email. You can include a self addressed envelope - you might get a pen pal.
Send small boxes - and check with the post office for the right way to mail them. Lots of mail calls makes a happy soldier.
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