Had a great time at my cousin's birthday party on Sunday and all the grand kids, grand nieces and nephews had a fab. time. My sister informed me that the buckskin mare she was going to give me (unbroken) was going to be sold and she was going to a ranch horse sale (she has a great eye for the best horses) and get me a great dead on broke gelding. Life is soooo sweet. I am so grateful to have such a wonderful family.

via Facebook

Sharon K. Shepherd

Something I thought you might find interesting Sharon Shepherd, Realtor, ePRO, CHS

via Facebook http://www.facebook.com/sharon.k.shepherd.9

6 things home insurance won't cover

via Facebook http://money.msn.com/insurance/6-things-home-insurance-wont-cover

Halloween is a lot of fun for adults and kids, but nothing ruins the ghoulish night like a trip to the emergency room or a lawsuit. Here are 11 tips to help you balance spooky and safe: 1. Survey all approaches to your home, beginning from the property line. Keep an eye out for hazards, including loose bricks/stones, or holes in the yard. 2. Resist using open flames inside or outside. Use electric light effects, glow sticks, or electric candles instead. 3. Check your smoke alarms and make sure all exits to the house are clear of clutter. 4. Before dark, check for exposed extension cords and make sure cords avoid wet areas. 5. Determine how much darkness you really want. Lighted pathways and porches are both inviting and safer for your guests. 6. Make sure children can see in their costumes! Obstructed vision from masks can keep them from noticing cars, hazards, or other excited kids. 7. Also make sure children can be seen by others. Glow sticks are fun “high visibility” items, especially when costumes are dark (also: reflective velcro bicycling bands around ankles or wrists can be a good idea). 8. Never let a child trick-or-treat alone. If they’re going out unsupervised, make sure they stay in a group. 9. Don’t let pets run loose! Halloween is a scary time for pets and they may become aggressive in protecting your home or themselves. 10. Be allergy-sensitive and skip treats with nuts or peanut butter (or offer allergen free alternatives). 11. Do a “treat check” before letting kids dive in, chucking anything questionable either for safety concerns or spoilage.

via Facebook

Sharon K. Shepherd

Something I thought you might find interesting Sharon Shepherd, Realtor, ePRO, CHS

via Facebook http://www.facebook.com/sharon.k.shepherd.9

Condos Using DNA To Track Down Dogs

via Facebook http://realtytimes.com/consumeradvice/hoaadvice1/item/26453-20131024-condos-using-dna-to-track-down-dogs

Homes near cemeteries: Do they sell? - MSN Real Estate

via Facebook http://realestate.msn.com/blogs/post--homes-near-cemeteries-do-they-sell

3 Things to Know Before Buying a Rental Property

via Facebook http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2013/10/20/3-things-to-know-before-investing-in-a-rental-prop.aspx

Well, wow, I just looked at myself in the full length mirror and didn't start to cry. I can actually stand to look at me now. This is so worth all the changes I have made and believe me I did so love ice cream. But----- this is so much better.

via Facebook

St. Jude Give thanks. Walk. - Phoenix, AZ: Brandy Jackson - St. Jude Give thanks. Walk.

via Facebook http://fundraising.stjude.org/site/TR?px=2296978&fr_id=8311&pg=personal

Well --- I just discovered that my huge moose dog is not bluffing when he tells someone to stay out of his yard or be eaten. He is usually a big love puff with everyone, makes me wonder why he thought the meter reader should be a snack. The things we learn about our animals!! (and no I did stop him for eating the guy)

via Facebook

Sharon K. Shepherd

via Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sharon.k.shepherd.9/posts/10200942033653227

Sharon K. Shepherd

Something I thought you might find interesting Sharon Shepherd, Realtor, ePRO, CHS

via Facebook http://www.facebook.com/sharon.k.shepherd.9

Is there a no kill shelter in the Riverside area? Now don't start yelling at me. The neighborhood feral cat (that thinks she is a puma) had 3 kittens in our garage, she made Jess open the garage door so she could have them in a safe place. (funny story in itself) Anyway I am trying to win their trust as they are about 4-5 weeks old so I can catch them and get them to safety. Her last 2 litters ended up fodder for the hawks and tom cats. I love cats but hubby is deathly allergic to them (ends up in urgent care) so I need to get them to safety soon.

via Facebook

5 Things You Should Know About New Home Construction

via Facebook http://www.zillowblog.com/2013-10-18/5-things-you-should-know-about-new-home-construction/

OMG, I looked in the mirror and I have cheek bones. Now if the hips would start to shrink -----

via Facebook

I see where our "useless" republican leaders handed the democrats a brand new jar of Vasoline, took down their lace underdrawers and caved in (read sold us out) Lets get rid of them all, put new people in there and give them term limits one and all.

via Facebook