I read an article this morning about school buses heading from Dallas and passed through Austin on Saturday on their way to San Antonio's Alamodome to prepare just in case Dean hits the States.
After Katrina and Rita this is a much needed effort even if Dean doesn't hit the Texas coast. I hope we have all learned lessons about needing to be prepared and am glad to see a pre-emptive strike being taken by our government.
We can't prevent a natural disaster but we can be prepared to help people in a time of need.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Friday, August 17, 2007
Ice Cream Festival
Looking to entertain the kids this Saturday? The 1st annual Austin Ice Cream Festival will be held at Waterloo Park from 10:00 to 7:00 on August 18th.
Sounds like a good time to me! Free samplers of ice cream, an ice cream eating contest just $10 to enter and the best homemade ice cream contest only $20 to enter. Also, there will be a best creation using popsicle sticks contest.
Sounds like a fun day for kids of all ages...
Sounds like a good time to me! Free samplers of ice cream, an ice cream eating contest just $10 to enter and the best homemade ice cream contest only $20 to enter. Also, there will be a best creation using popsicle sticks contest.
Sounds like a fun day for kids of all ages...
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Real Estate: A Rewarding Career
I have worked many different jobs while living in Austin, Texas. Banking, office furniture sales, computer sales and the travel industry. I decided to take a friends advice and get my real estate license. I worked as an assistant to my Broker and decided I would enjoy helping people buy or sell their home. This is a challenging but rewarding career. I am proud of what I do and excited to help people with their decision in maybe the most expensive investment they make in their life.
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Austin,
career,
investments,
Real Estate,
Texas
Sky Realty is a great environment
Working in an environment that is fun, educational, and profitable is what most people would strive for. Working at Sky Realty is everything I was looking for and more in the Austin, Texas real estate field. When I first started at Sky I was a little intimidated by the technology that was offered to me. I wasn't certain I wanted to know that much about the Internet but I knew what it could do for me if I kept up with it. Today, I am still learning, still a little shy about what might come next, but happy with the results of what it does to my website and my future in Real Estate.
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Austin,
Internet,
Real Estate,
technology,
Texas
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