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2014
Assisting buyers purchase a home, especially their first home, can be a challenging task in a market with little inventory and where multiple offers the norm. Buyers are understandably nervous about the huge financial step they are undertaking, especially in a high-cost area like the Silicon Vall...
02/27/2014
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Have you ever had a special business transaction that made you happy, where the glow stayed with you long after the transaction had finished? Over the years I've had some very special transactions, including one several years ago that doesn't fail to bring a smile to my face whenever I think of i...
02/26/2014
We had rain today! Now, to some people in many parts of this country and Canada that might be an annoyance. To others it might be appreciated simply because it isn't snow. To us in the parched San Francisco Bay Area, it was a delight! This evening I bundled up, grabbed my umbrella and headed out ...
02/26/2014
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Greetings! In this second issue of Living the San Francisco dream I share some of my favorite things about Russian Hill (which includes the many staircases like this set, the Vallejo Street stairs) Russian Hill is iconic San Francisco! A densely populated neighborhood with world-class views, ca...
02/26/2014
"We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams" Come listen to the music makers and dreamers of dreams of the San Francisco City Chorus as they once again present a concert for our enjoyment, performing" Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda" by Gustav Holst and "The Music Makers" by Edward ...
02/26/2014
Sometimes it takes a personal account of why we need to be diligent in our self-care. Liz Wallace shared her story about heart awareness here, hoping to help others. Read, re-blog, share on Facebook--and take it to heart. It's almost the end of February and so it's almost the end of Heart Health ...
02/24/2014
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As he often does on Sunday morning, Gene was busy whipping up his yummy cheese and mushroom omelets today when his idle Sunday morning thoughts included: Where does our breakfast come from? So he read labels and discovered: our simple breakfast had ingredients from four continents. North America ...
02/23/2014
Gardening in a thirsty state like California creates unique challenges, but also encourages and allows for some beautiful results. Take, for instance, the street trees along this block of Jackson Street in the Pacific Heights area of San Francisco. I believe they are a type of Arbutus, and take v...
02/22/2014
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Today’s issue of Living the San Francisco Dream focuses on the Pacific Heights area of the city. On days like today—warm, sunny and picture-perfect—Pacific Heights draws one like a magnet. This is the type of day when a picnic lunch at Alta Plaza or a chat with a friend in Lafayette Park is almos...
02/21/2014
For those of you in the San Francisco Bay Area - that's San Francisco and much of San Mateo, Marin, and Alameda counties - and part of Santa Clara County (down through Sunnyvale) -- THIS IS FOR YOU! If you haven't yet discovered Munchery.com, I highly recommend them. This service provides delicio...
02/19/2014
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