Daytona Beach Real Estate, Daytona Real Estate

Leaving sunfilled skies and warm breezes behind, I traveled to Connecticut and Maine for two family birthday celebrations and to meet our new grandson Cooper this past week.

We had rain, sleet and snow for the first 4 days and it occurred to me how much weather affects the daily lives of folks who live with the seasonal changes. While it was beautiful to watch the goose down plump snow flakes finale on the last day, it was preceded by floods, driving conditions that were very dangerous and power outages for a quarter of a million (plus) people.

Even though Sprint advertises Nationwide coverage, I discovered that territory/land in the last 3 hours drive to the Canadian Border is excluded. Suddenly with no cell coverage and no air card internet coverage daily life in the real estate business became quite a challenge.

The flight back to Florida was good and seeing palm trees and lush vegetation upon touchdown brought back all my comfy feelings. It is good to be home.

Meanwhile, Mike and Misha have been in their “Auntie’s” care and, true to form, they have had many “extra” priveleges I’m sure. Misha doubled in size! Auntie Kanani has certainly missed her vocational calling, she should be raising cattle!

Misha’s cute little pom pommed tail wagged to beat the band. Mike, the Boo Bear ran from his “dad” to me and we were welcomed home with many wet kisses. The pack is back!

Tommorrow we’ll be processing 3 new foreclosure listings. Stay tuned for more information!

Janet

Selling Volusia County Flagler County Florida Real Estate and Business….to the world!

Many Folks do not realize that the Standard Poodle is a hunting dog. Yep, the images most folks see the foo foo photos of fancy fireball hair cuts, painted nails, ribbons and rhinestone collars. Most folks wouldn’t think they’d find a poodle tracking a scent or retrieving a bird, but I’m here to tell you that they are Hunters!

Mike is a veteran house hunter and Misha, the newest pack addition, is in apprentice mode. While out prospecting for listings or preparing a listing for sale, Mike is first on the scene to check out security issues. He’s looking for safety issues such as an out of control lizard population. Often times he’s quick to point out agressive squirrels who seem to think that they own the place!

So far, 9-week-old apprentice Misha has found her specialty as well. She is most at home fertilizing lawns and bushes. I encourage this, as you can imagine, it makes for a neater “at-den” environment.

Stay tuned for more upcoming house hunting bounty. We’ll be bringing you fixer uppers and foreclosures in the days ahead.

Wishing you sunshine:)

Janet
Selling Volusia County Flagler County Florida Real Estate and Business….to the world!