Chapel Ridge
Posted November 8, 2011 by Brenda
Chapel Ridge is one of those amazing subdivisions that offers so many opportunities! It is outside Pittsboro but offers full amenities; a professional 18-hole golf course, Pro Shop, full caddy services, Country Club setting and beautiful greenways. I love to drive out and photograph the homes there. They are usually set on nearly a full [...] Read more...
Thee Old Well
Posted November 8, 2011 by Brenda
I have been working with this one particular Realtor for quite some time now. I know the volume and volume at which she works. I know how she sends me the jobs and her particular needs and wants. She had a stream of closings and spoke to me after a meeting about a particular job. [...] Read more...
MMI & The New Office
Posted October 12, 2011 by Brenda
MMI is a Public Relations firm in Cary, North Carolina. They specialize in making the right impact on the right audience. Public Relations is a tricky thing. You want the audience to feel your message is genuine but consistent from media source to media source. Managing that communication is essential to companies, governmental bodies and [...] Read more...
Second Blooming From a Photograph
Posted September 5, 2011 by Brenda
Betsy Smith is a woman that had a second blooming in her life. Second Blooming for Women: Growing A Life That Matters After Fifty, that is. She is co-author of the book. (This link is broken at the time of blog post) Betsy came and spoke at my Coffee & Contacts, a women-only networking group [...] Read more...
Duncan, North Carolina
Posted September 5, 2011 by Brenda
Duncan is an unincorporated community located in the Buckhorn Township of Harnett County, North Carolina. The mailing address is actually Holly Springs. It falls in that zone where no county will accept the Township, it remains in basically no-mans land. The town was used as inspiration for the book Drawing Blood, by Poppy Z. Brite. [...] Read more...
All Brick
Posted September 5, 2011 by Brenda
Wow, don’t you love all brick homes? I adore them. The detail those masons achieve is fantastic. It takes around 6 hours for heat to make its way through the brick, by which time the heat of the day has gone and the afternoon breeze has begun to cool the bricks again. This ability to [...] Read more...