Real Estate Broker's Gone Wild

Here on the coast of Maine the real estate market gets just a little slow this time of year so many of us find this to be the opportune time to take a vacation.  While some of us, notably Connie Moss and Ken Gray (not together) have been able to slip away to warmer climates with their spouses and make it back uneventfully, it has been a comedy of errors for the rest of us.  Bill and Tracy Babcock managed to fly right into the teeth of all the crazy weather in the Denver area. Anne Peaslee is still stuck in West Palm Beach (thank you very much Jet Blue).  Tom Field went to Mexico and came back with a grey beard (possibly a tattoo also?) and Jim Cosgrove is still trying to explain to his wife why they went to Quebec  to ski in temperatures that were a good 10-20 degrees colder than here.

But probably the most anticipated vacation in our group was by Bill Byrnes and his wife Pat who are presently at Pineapple Beach in Antigua.  Bill being the savy techno whiz that he is promised us that if during our regular Tuesday morning meeting we were to turn one of the office computers to the web cam at the resort he was going to that he would come on and wave to us.

So this morning while Jim was trying to tell us all sorts of important things and we were trying to stay awake sure enough there was Bill.  It wasn't quite a wave but it's definitely him and Pat.  By the looks of it Bill is asking Pat where his cell phone is, no doubt so he can call in and check messages.  Since we didn't hear from him, Pat must not have been able to find it but at least we know where Bill is.  Assuming that all goes well with the airlines he'll be back in the office on Monday.  We're not sure about Anne.

For our next trick you can look for me in the crowd at The Masters in April. I'll try to stand next to Tiger, maybe I can pick up a few tips.

Lee Simard

Comments

[Red sea real estate]

When I read this article and saw the picture attached Ididn,t feel any diffrences between here in Sharm El Sheikh,Red Sea ,Egypt and the coast of Maine...when you see the coast of Sharm and Hurghada where we sell real estate and properties through our website
www.mysharm-el-sheikh.com you can notice that
Anyway this article is so good.

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[Jim Cosgrove]

Boy, this really is a shrinking world! We sit here on the coast of Maine and read the mainstream media and you'd think the only things that go on in the Middle East are suicide bombings, kidnappings and anti American demonstrations (with all of the signs written in English, hmm). But then along comes something like this and if you click on this web link you'll see that there is a whole other world there and that people are going about their lives (and doing it in some pretty fine weather by the way).
Good luck guys.

By the way, that picture is Antigua in the Carribean, a long way from Maine. We're expecting 14 inches of heavy wet snow here tonight.

[Brian Brady]

>When I read this article and saw the picture attached Ididn,t feel any diffrences between here in Sharm El Sheikh,Red Sea ,Egypt and the coast of Maine

I saw one of these comments a week ago; I had to write about it:
http://delmar.typepad.com/brianbrady/2007/02/red_sea_real_es.html

[Red sea real estate]

This article is so good !!!

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