Between the pollen and a spring cold, I'm a little bit miserable on this beautiful Sunday morning. But it's going to be a busy week so I have to get my thoughts in order.
The first quarter of 2009 in nearly expired. Wow, I can't believe that it flew by so quickly. It seems that the tide has turned, and that business is picking up in the area. This is good news, because there is a perception that once it has been established that we have "bottomed out." All heck will break loose as buyers scramble to take advantage of this amazing fact:
For the first time in history, you can purchase real estate at below the cost of substitution, at the lowest interest rates that have occurred in most people's lifetime, and you might even get a huge tax credit for doing so.
There is an opportunity to fix your housing cost for the next THIRTY years at such a remarkably low level that the ability to accumulate wealth through other investments will be available via the monthly savings.
As I write this, I wonder why anyone would be comfortably poised upon the proverbial fence. This is not a time for observation; it is a call to action.
And those that succumb to lethargy during these times will instead be relegated to the "I should have, would have, could have" legion of storytellers that will relate their tales of woe and missed opportunities to their grandchildren.
Now, you wouldn't want to look stupid in front of your grandkids, would you?
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I had an interesting comment by a regular reader on my post earlier today:
First of all, I do not take it personally. Fernando has an opinion that is valid and well presented, and I respect it. I also appreciate his honesty and candor. And I appreciate all of his regular comments very much.
I have the pleasure of having out-of-town company this weekend, so I'm actually in a non-work mode for the first time in many years.
I have been looking forward to this weekend for some time. Three of my brothers are visiting me, two from Hartford and one from Pittsburgh. The weekend got off to a rocky start last night, just minutes after picking up the Connecticut twosome at the airport!
This post is about color. Some photographic subjects lend themselves well to color. It tickles the optic nerve and explodes into your brain.

First of all, there is no central theme to this article. I am having a little problem with focus and daylight is burning so I decided to bring a few facts to your attention.
Sunday evenings have always been a special time for me. I like to take a few hours to both reflect on the past seven days, and to spend some time preparing for the upcoming work week.

There's something to be said about having a lot to do. When you're busy, you day is laid out in front of you in little segments, like individual programs that must play out on their own, each with it's own conclusion.