Dear Friends,
It is the age-old question: After you have run Bloomsday, after you have made it across the finish line, collected your T-shirt and had a conversation with your heart promising it that if it would just keep beating for a little bit longer you would never put it through anything like that again, after you have run Bloomsday and survived, what do you do?
What is the perfect icing for the cake we call Bloomsday?
More carbo loading? Downing a dozen Mimosas? Convincing your legs to move again? Buying a new set of knees? All good ideas but no. Bloomsday requires a larger gesture.
I've always felt that buying a house strikes just the right note.
And not just any house. It has to be the right house. It has to be a house that, like all Bloomsday runners, has been gotten in shape through dint of hard work and dedication to purpose.
It needs to be this house:
From the front deck you can sip mimosas and recover from Bloomsday.
It is the age-old question: After you have run Bloomsday, after you have made it across the finish line, collected your T-shirt and had a conversation with your heart promising it that if it would just keep beating for a little bit longer you would never put it through anything like that again, after you have run Bloomsday and survived, what do you do?
What is the perfect icing for the cake we call Bloomsday?
More carbo loading? Downing a dozen Mimosas? Convincing your legs to move again? Buying a new set of knees? All good ideas but no. Bloomsday requires a larger gesture.
I've always felt that buying a house strikes just the right note.
And not just any house. It has to be the right house. It has to be a house that, like all Bloomsday runners, has been gotten in shape through dint of hard work and dedication to purpose.
It needs to be this house:
From the front deck you can sip mimosas and recover from Bloomsday.
This house has been transformed into something very special. It is the house version of a sleek Bloomsday runner: New flooring, Pottery Barn colors, updated bathrooms, cozy gas fireplace, decks front and back and it is on a quiet cul-de-sac, so the kids can play in the street without getting run over by a semi. When we took the office tour, everyone raved about it. There is a family room in the basement (through the French doors), 4 bedrooms, and a spacious 2 car garage. You can get more information by going to http://www.tourfactory.com/420161 or, better still, you can come by and see for yourself. I will be having an open house there this Sunday, Bloomsday, from 1:00 to 4:00. The address is 4712 S. Keyes Ct. From Highway 195 turn off at Qualchan drive, go up the hill at Lincoln Blvd, Keyes will be on your right as you go up Lincoln. Gorgeous house, great neighborhood. A super buy at $234,875.
Now, if you already have a house, or you didn't actually run Bloomsday (like me), so buying a house for yourself is out, please feel free to forward this email (or blog, depending upon where you are reading this) to someone who wants a house that is move-in ready.
Doug
Now, if you already have a house, or you didn't actually run Bloomsday (like me), so buying a house for yourself is out, please feel free to forward this email (or blog, depending upon where you are reading this) to someone who wants a house that is move-in ready.
Doug
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