This past week, I was in a Real Estate class for four days, from 8:30AM until 5:30PM. It was part of a series of classes to gain the real estate designation of GRI (Graduate, Realtor Institute). The reason I decided to take the class was not just for the designation but more to learn and be a better Realtor for my clients. I learned quite a bit, and even after all these years of being a Realtor, there are so many more things to learn! I realize that most people have no idea what the initials...

The link below will take you to Kentucky's website for viewing House and Senate bills and what action is being taken on them.

[url=http://www.kentuckyvotes.org]KentuckyVotes.org - Kentucky Legislation and Voting Record - Bills, Roll Calls, and the Kentucky Legislature[/url]

SB131 has been introduced in Kentucky for the farming of HEMP. This is an industrial product only, that has less than 1% THC.

Our farmers would greatly benefit from this plant. I urge...

It sounds like a dichotomy, joy in the midst of sorrow, but it is true. There is always something to be joyful about. I'm learning that in my job, my counseling classes, conversations with others, Scripture reading, and just by observing life in general.

Yes, my family is dealing with grief right now, and that is never easy. I can quote the textbook definition for the stages of grief and what to expect when, and I can tell ya what I'd recommend to my clients. None of that knowledge...

Now is a great time if you are looking for new homes for sale in the Charlotte Area. For the first time in history, we have low interest rates and low prices. In the past, it was usually one or the other, but having them both low at the same time may be a once in a lifetime event.

Most people when they are searching for new homes for sale, typically look at existing or used homes, and forget that approximately 34% of all the home sales in Charlotte, NC are actually Brand New Homes....

Just an update.

My landlord forgave the rest of the time I owed him to work off my rent today when I showed up to see what he wanted me to do next. I did not ask him for that and was prepared to work off the rest of the time I owed him but he said that the painting I had done was sufficient to cover this months rent!

I had only worked about 11 hours and had agreed to work 20 to knock off $10 for each hour of work toward the $200 rent I owed him.

Instead...