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A solution to unwanted junk email

... winds up in my spam email folder. Rather ironic I thought. Hi Howard, I'd like to take the opportunity to introduce myself in hopes that you and I can work together and establish a business relationship in the near future. I stumbled across your

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Priceless

First day of vacation. Number of times I answered my cell phone. Zero. Number of times I checked my email. Zero. Sitting on the beach. Priceless.
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Crepe myrtles are blooming

It's that time of year when our crepe myrtles really show off with glorious blooms. There is no prettier tree during summertime in the South.
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Tiger and Phil play golf

This feels like a heavyweight fight between Tiger and Phil at the U.S. Open being played this weekend in San Diego at Torrey Pines. Phil grew up in the San Diego area, Tiger a few miles up the road and both have had great success at Torrey which plays
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We spent our "economic stimulus check"

... on concrete ??? Before After We built our house several years ago but we always felt our patio was just a little too small and so we just added an additional 60 square feet extending the dining area which you can see above as well as expanding the
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Summer starts tomorrow

... unofficially since the summer solstice isn't for another month. But Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kickoff to summer in the Lowcountry and any excuse for a long holiday weekend must include Friday as well. Photo courtesy of Flickr by Paco

My first fifty

... dollar fill up was yesterday. And real estate agents tend to drive a lot so I'm not expecting it to get any better at the pump this summer as I drive clients around the Charleston area looking at homes for sale. On a positive note, higher gasoline

A new era begins

... with new geraniums on my front porch. A last look at the past ... Longtime readers will know that I enjoy posting pictures of my garden and one of my favorites are the geraniums we've nurtured for the past 4 years. But this spring, they just became

The greatest Masters

On April 13, 1986, Jack Nicklaus came from behind to win what many people consider to be the greatest Masters of all time. Today is also April 13th. 22 years later, Tiger Woods has an opportunity to match the excitement by coming from behind in a major
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It's The Masters

Any list of great Charleston golf courses has to begin with The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island but nothing compares to Augusta National and the annual kickoff to spring, The Masters. As a child growing up in a golfing family in the cold Midwest (my father
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George Clooney to star as

... Charleston real estate agent Howard Arnoff in a new movie scheduled to begin filming today. Meg Ryan will play Howard's wife Polly. Good looking guy. They resemble each other so closely they could be twins. Could today be April Fools Day? Nah

Drunken sailors, by contemporary standards they're quite prudent

I've used a trite old phrase repeatedly when talking about government spending ... "like a drunken sailor (adding) with certainly no offense to any sailor, drunken or not." After all, The Navy has a large presence in Charleston and I've
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Bernanke's "Bank Shot" Bracket

From Kevin Depew at Minyanville, Bernanke's "Bank Shot" Bracket , just too much fun.
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March madness time

March madness is here, no, I'm not talking about the financial markets, how about some basketball. I like North Carolina and UCLA to meet in the final with UNC winning it all. That isn't going very far out on a limb so how about Carolina schools
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