MERRY CHRISTMAS!

My girls are on their way down from Seattle; to spend Christmas day with them is my idea of perfection.  Christmas is about family.
But families, extended families, come in different configurations.  This is the family with whom I’ve spent the last nine Christmas Eves, the Sanctuary Choir of Lake Grove Presbyterian Church. Aged from the twenties […]

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  A broker with RE/MAX equity group in Lake Oswego, Oregon, I write because I love the Pacific Northwest, the business of real estate and, usually, people.

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