December 16, 2009

Happy Holidays!

Posted to Kim Herget-Jardim

Tis the season for feeling the love ~ And if you’re not feeling the love this year, maybe it would help to conciously create a list of all the things you are grateful for.

So what are you thankful for this year?

I, myself, am grateful for lots of things. For one - I finally got my website published! After years of thinking about it I finally did it. With the help of Jim Federico of Studio 22 Designs, I now have my very own, very unique website and it feels soooo good.

If you’re thinking about buying or selling a house this year, please check out my new website at www.thehousekimfoundme.com. The site is packed with fresh advice and local insight for buyers and sellers on the South Shore.

And if you’re thinking about building a website of your own, call Jim! He can be reached at www.studio-22designs.com.

Posted by:Kim Herget-Jardim


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December 03, 2009

December in Norwell

Posted to Kristen Morse

How quickly our skylines change as the whipping winds blow leaves, pine needles and cones to create a whole new atmosphere; and yes, a whole new workout of fun raking them all up.

We transition from pumpkins and scarecrows to holiday lights twinkling from both old and newer homes. Beginning on Veteran’s Day I plug in the window candles to commemorate our past and present military heroes – many in my immediate family and so many others around me to thank.

I love this time of year in these quaint little towns; all along the coast are quiet little streets that are charming, and simple, and welcoming with their little lights. There are bigger, newer, neighborhoods, too, that join in the festive lighting, and there it is fun and glamorous. One of my neighbors has a true Santa’s Village to drive through and enjoy all their lighted animals, scenes, and full life Santa singing.

Edaville Railroad is a really wonderful take for the season. Located in Carver, MA, you can check it out at www.edaville.com. Riding on a steam train around the cranberry bog that is totally decked out with lighted scenes, is a very festive treat for any age.

We have it all here, along with a wonderful spirit – Boston is filled with revived fun stuff to see : Symphony Hall, The Nutcracker ballet, Santa’s Village~ and don’t forget First Night in Boston, a wonderful way to spend New Year’s Eve! Just email me anytime for ideas: kmorse@jackconway.com. Or call me if you have any questions about the area and what we have to offer. I am happiest when sharing whatever possible to enlighten your day! Don’t forget I sell houses too. Kristen Morse can be reached at: 781-799-765, or on her website: www.KristenMorseRealtor.com. Happy and Safe Holidays to All!

Posted by:Kristen Morse


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