I’m a face and place person. If you can put me back in the location and let me see your face, I will likely remember you. Let me go look at your pic. Where was the class?

It’s been a few years since we met – you were teaching a Realtor class on blogging, and I attended. You might remember someone in the group that was looking at blogging for another line of business.

Well, since then I’ve launched countless blogs for business, pleasure, and clients, and fondly remember your very direct approach to teaching. The honor is well-deserved!

Thanks for your kind words. I’ve recruited one of my student teachers to write and teach a basic Econ 101 class. He has an undergrad degree in Econ. Watch for it in late spring or early summer.

One of my favorite agents is in your office, Wolfgang Puls. I saw him at the awards dinner but didn’t have a chance to say hello. Please extend a “hello” for me next time you’re at the office together!

In answer to your question: if you could make an economics class interesting, I would come.

FYI, your name came up at our office meeting this morning at Windermere Yarrow Bay. Someone else in our meeting had just taken a Short Sale class with you. She mentioned it was great. I, of course, mentioned I’d taken a few classes with you and had the greatest respect for you. Anything you cdo to improve training in the industry is indeed welcome.

Yes, that was about a year ago. The professors, as you know, want the student to write the best paper possible. Each has their own idea of what’s important and the student must listen very carefully in order to balance out everyone’s directions. The paper could have gone 10 different ways. The best part was walking into the graduation hall and there they all were, in their caps and gowns standing in a line welcoming us. That moment made it all worthwhile.

Congratulations on your award. I’m reminded of when you were trying to gather four Professors to approve of your graduate thesis and I observed that you might have more trouble finding four who would not.

Sincerely,

Chris Worsley

Awe thanks, Kim. Ardell thinks I rock, and you’re saluting me. You’re making me feel as cool as AC/DC.

The movie was great. I’m in the mortgage industry so I like horror.

I screamed out loud at least three times. Sometimes horror movies just startle you. This time, I screamed.

The last movie I saw that was this creepy was the wonderful Guillermo del Torro’s “The Orphanage.” He’s the guy that made Pan’s Labrynth. I almost fell off my seat twice during The Orphanage.