by barbfischer on July 28, 2010
Finally, a home to get really excited about! 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, saltwater pool, 1.1 acres, 3562 square feet, all lovingly, meticulously maintained from the inside out. All you have to do is move in! And with new HVAC, 13 ceiling fans, retractable patio awnings, lush landscaping… you’ll stay refreshed and cool all summer long.
Got guests? Bring then ALL over– there’s plenty of room for entertaining, plus plenty of space for boats, cars, RVs, horses… plus, a 2 bedroom, 2 bath ADA compliant suite right off the family room.
Love to cook? The kitchen is a chef’s dream, with truly top of the line appliances. This is a unique, one-of-a-kind home, priced to sell at $695,000. With over $200,000 of upgrades, every room has a special treat, whether it’s hardwood floors, bay windows, walk-in closets with built ins, a tub for two… the list goes on and on— email me for complete details.
633 Bradford Granite Hills
by barbfischer on July 28, 2010
Anyone who has ever read the Bible knows about the concept of a much needed 24 hour rest period, each and every week.
But how many people really do this? No matter what your profession, we all really need this break! It’s all about rest and relaxation and thinking about anything except business as usual.
We’re all familiar with the word “recreation”. Mr Webster should have inserted a hyphen, to make it more obvious to the workaholics that it’s really about re-creation– refreshing your mind, soul, spirit and body. Without doing this, at least once a week, you’re not as good a worker as you could be.
We owe it to ourselves to take a break, and to hold our fellow agents accountable to do the same.
I shut down shop Saturday afternoon, and start up again late Sunday in summer, to catch those necessary showings and other details. Because I work with a lot of out of town clients, many times I’ll need to take my “Sabbath” on Tuesday instead, but I’m getting really vigilante about doing this.
Why do you think professors take sabbaticals? Hmmm… they take months of at a time…and that sounds really good right about now…
Barb Fischer
