Not as I do! Well, sort of. I do the following and I want you to join me.
First, click on this link and support breast cancer research. I have mentioned it before, and I can't tell if you are listening:) I saved it as a favorite and I click each day. Who knows if it is working, but I am not going to risk my ta-ta's to find out.
Do get your nominations in for the Best of the Barns Competition created and hosted by Ranch House Designs (RHD from here on out). Then you can look at this page of theirs and see yours truly....... Which leads me to my next do as I say- if you, your farm, ranch or company needs or desires a new website, logo, promotion ad, let me help you. As a RHD rep, I am here to serve you and help you get what you deserve. If you are hesitant to let a larger company handle your website creation and maintenance, don't forget that your fee will include unlimited edits to text and pictures by a company that prides themselves on speedy and correct turn around. YOU won't be disappointed.
You should really start to follow this blog, Rural Gone Urban. Brooke Clay rocks and she has a badA table for sale right now. Scroll to find that post and snatch it up. I would, but my house is too small as it is and I don't see it getting any larger in the upcoming months.
Terri Keffer is an amazing mom and now she can be your amazing Mary Kay sales rep. Give her a shout at (765) 366-4085. You can buy your makeup from her or become a MK sale rep yourself. I am currently obsessed with their eye makeup remover!
I work for Buford Resources Inc, who is under the broker of Eddie Haynes, Inc. We sell land, we handle all the promotions in house (where I come in to play) and we are just great people (or so I think so) Please go "like" Buford Resources Inc. on FB to keep up with what we have on our auction calendar, what we can do for you and how you can benefit from allowing us, trusting us to sell your land.
Fill me in if you use Skype. I have an account, but no one to chat with so I don't know if it will be useful for staying in touch with everyone back home. Comment time, people!
Okay. Now that I have sufficiently brainwashed you, you may do as you wish.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Monday, July 18, 2011
Misc. Monday
1) I am on a wild goose chase. I am to find advertising and media outlets for truck washes. Low and behold, there isn't a large number of publications that specialize in truck washes. Makes me giggle, however, when I think of the "truck stop/truck wash" in CrawfordTucky (aka: Crawfordsville) Indiana. I think it's the strip club. Or, the strip club is by the truck wash. Maybe I should send my boss to investigate. Might make him a bit more cheery.
2) My grocery list consisted of four little items. Milk would be the only thing that wouldn't fit in to the only bag I needed to carry out of Wal-Mart. That is until I allow Circle K to wonder the aisles with me. Man. He even giggled and said "I bet this is why I am not allowed to grocery shop with you, huh?"
* Original list: Milk, eggs, pancake mix, Bisquick and jalapenos (random stuff we just ran out of and/or was just brought to my attention.) Needing the milk and eggs, I decided this was trip worthy.
* Contents of final six bags: hot dogs (first time they have entered the Lonetree Drive house) brats, frozen blueberries, multi-grain tortillas, 2 kinds of cereal bars, heat and eat pot roast, jumbles mix, frozen fruit bars, three small containers of ice cream, original list items, InTouch, Life&Style magazine, Comanche Moon (guess it is the prequel to Lonesome Dove?) grapes, baby carrots, whole wheat hot dog buns, sandwich pickles, and maybe one other thing.
So, can you tell my purchases? I like to be healthy:)
3) My Pandora mix list today includes: Michael Buble, Bob Marley, Norah Jones, Eli Young, Kid Rock, Dierks Bentley, Miranda Lambert, Disturbed and Jessica Simpson. Don't ask. I have no explanation. I plead the 5th.
4) Roads are buckling in Oklahoma due to the heat and it is making my whole office irritable. And, not just me. We need to close up shop and go on vacation for a week. No together time. I think it will save us from needing to hide a body someday soon. Just hope it's not my body, but I know I am snarky too. I can't help but roll my eyes at dumb stuff these days. I mean, how else am I going to know if my high dollar wrinkle cream works if I don't give the "Hey dumbass" look every once and again?!?!?
5) We have someone looking at our house tomorrow. I know, I know someone will fall in love with it like we did:) I have to hold the faith. I also have to stop and remember how amazing it is that we have such a great house to call a home. We are damn spoiled.... I mean, look at what we spent our disposable income on at the grocery?!?! Life is great,
2) My grocery list consisted of four little items. Milk would be the only thing that wouldn't fit in to the only bag I needed to carry out of Wal-Mart. That is until I allow Circle K to wonder the aisles with me. Man. He even giggled and said "I bet this is why I am not allowed to grocery shop with you, huh?"
* Original list: Milk, eggs, pancake mix, Bisquick and jalapenos (random stuff we just ran out of and/or was just brought to my attention.) Needing the milk and eggs, I decided this was trip worthy.
* Contents of final six bags: hot dogs (first time they have entered the Lonetree Drive house) brats, frozen blueberries, multi-grain tortillas, 2 kinds of cereal bars, heat and eat pot roast, jumbles mix, frozen fruit bars, three small containers of ice cream, original list items, InTouch, Life&Style magazine, Comanche Moon (guess it is the prequel to Lonesome Dove?) grapes, baby carrots, whole wheat hot dog buns, sandwich pickles, and maybe one other thing.
So, can you tell my purchases? I like to be healthy:)
3) My Pandora mix list today includes: Michael Buble, Bob Marley, Norah Jones, Eli Young, Kid Rock, Dierks Bentley, Miranda Lambert, Disturbed and Jessica Simpson. Don't ask. I have no explanation. I plead the 5th.
4) Roads are buckling in Oklahoma due to the heat and it is making my whole office irritable. And, not just me. We need to close up shop and go on vacation for a week. No together time. I think it will save us from needing to hide a body someday soon. Just hope it's not my body, but I know I am snarky too. I can't help but roll my eyes at dumb stuff these days. I mean, how else am I going to know if my high dollar wrinkle cream works if I don't give the "Hey dumbass" look every once and again?!?!?
5) We have someone looking at our house tomorrow. I know, I know someone will fall in love with it like we did:) I have to hold the faith. I also have to stop and remember how amazing it is that we have such a great house to call a home. We are damn spoiled.... I mean, look at what we spent our disposable income on at the grocery?!?! Life is great,
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Wordful Wednesday....
I know, most are wordless, but for those of you that know me I am anything but that.
Please join me on Liveauctions.tv to watch some of the most amazing youth in the country show their cattle. If you aren't familiar with livestock shows, let's just say the Hereford and Angus junior nationals are the Super Bowls of their breeds. (Hereford= red body, white face, light of my life and Angus= fully black, earns my daddy a paycheck) I was able to stay out of jail, not get preggers in high school and complete two years of college without picking up a student loan bill all because of my cattle showing days. And, these kids learn work ethic (most of them won't sleep past 5 a.m. for the next three days), sportsmanship (you have to know it takes a team when you are dealing with over hundreds of families from 36 or so states) and responsibility (caring for their livestock is a 365 day a year job, which requires compassion, dedication and money.) They also know that treating their animals with respect is number one. They are stewards of animal protection and handling. They don't mistreat them and they don't mistreat humans.
I have a new part-time venture in place. Check out Ranch House Designs for all your logo, ad and website needs! They are cutting edge and not just for livestock. They get it, they get life! If you need a revamp of your logo or a website, give me a shout and I will hook you up. You won't be disappointed in their skill and their turn around.
Selling a home is hard work. My house simply looks like no one lives it in. We hosted an open house last weekend, but not a soul showed up. Might be b/c there wasn't much promotion. I feel like we should not leave any stone unturned in order to know if we just don't have a piece of property anyone wants. I don't want to feel like we didn't use every avenue. Our realtor, which Chisolm picked and I disagree with most of the time, doesn't really get up and go. If I am able to take this project over, I want to interview realtors. Is that proper protocal? Anyone have suggestions on how to mesh with a lazy realtor that is simply an MLS listing type person? Anyone need a house? Check out mine!
Pray for rain! That is all I have for now. Mindless dribble from KC>
Please join me on Liveauctions.tv to watch some of the most amazing youth in the country show their cattle. If you aren't familiar with livestock shows, let's just say the Hereford and Angus junior nationals are the Super Bowls of their breeds. (Hereford= red body, white face, light of my life and Angus= fully black, earns my daddy a paycheck) I was able to stay out of jail, not get preggers in high school and complete two years of college without picking up a student loan bill all because of my cattle showing days. And, these kids learn work ethic (most of them won't sleep past 5 a.m. for the next three days), sportsmanship (you have to know it takes a team when you are dealing with over hundreds of families from 36 or so states) and responsibility (caring for their livestock is a 365 day a year job, which requires compassion, dedication and money.) They also know that treating their animals with respect is number one. They are stewards of animal protection and handling. They don't mistreat them and they don't mistreat humans.
I have a new part-time venture in place. Check out Ranch House Designs for all your logo, ad and website needs! They are cutting edge and not just for livestock. They get it, they get life! If you need a revamp of your logo or a website, give me a shout and I will hook you up. You won't be disappointed in their skill and their turn around.
Selling a home is hard work. My house simply looks like no one lives it in. We hosted an open house last weekend, but not a soul showed up. Might be b/c there wasn't much promotion. I feel like we should not leave any stone unturned in order to know if we just don't have a piece of property anyone wants. I don't want to feel like we didn't use every avenue. Our realtor, which Chisolm picked and I disagree with most of the time, doesn't really get up and go. If I am able to take this project over, I want to interview realtors. Is that proper protocal? Anyone have suggestions on how to mesh with a lazy realtor that is simply an MLS listing type person? Anyone need a house? Check out mine!
Pray for rain! That is all I have for now. Mindless dribble from KC>
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