I'm not complaining...

At right, that's me.  With Mary Rollins.  At the top of the Empire State Building over Spring Break.  I hadsold a ho use from the security check-in on the ground floor about 10 minutes before and sent this photo to my wonderful clients so they'd know I was hard at work.  Later that day, I negotiated another offer while walking through Central Park on the way to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.  That would pretty much sum up how Spring Break went.  Lots of fun while running my real estate business from my iPhone.  It's amazing what you can do with an iPhone.  It also pretty much sums up what my days have been like for the last two and half months which explains the limited blogging. Busy busy busy.

I'm not complaining though, I promise!  Busy is good.  I just want to apologize for not posting more often, for not being able to do lunch, and for ALWAYS being on the phone.  

NCAA Brackets...the update

With broken hearts, Will and I were completely wiped from our first place position in the Sotheby's office bracket.  All we can say now is "Go Butler!". 

Not at home in the Bluegrass

If you've been wondering where this blog went for the last week...it went on Spring Break to South Carolina (of course) but also to New York via Charleston and back to South Carolina!  All came to an end on Sunday morning at 3 a.m. after a long drive home --  nothing like a late night drive to be home in time for Easter (and to work on Sunday...sigh).    

We spent four days last week in New York going shopping, to theater, to more shops, museums, lunch at the Plaza, hanging out with Isabug and David (unanimously voted by the Mathews family as the very best part of New York!!!).  I'll try to get some pictures up here later even though they aren't actually in the Bluegrass.  At right is a nice picture of how Williamson girls like to spend their time at the beach.  Where were the boys?  Surfing.  Apparently, cold water is not a problem for them -- Will didn't even have on a wet suit!  We love Sullivan's Island and we love the Selbies.  Thanks Auntie Lynda!