Did you hear
an icon died on October 30th?
Al of “Happy Days” is gone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Molinaro
“Happy Days” was a favorite TV show of mine.
Yes, it was predictable and impractical, but it painted a very romantic picture of the 1950’s, my kid - decade.
As a kid I
remember dreaming of being an adult:
I would make
my own decisions. No one would tell me “Go,
pick up your room.” “Carolyn, stop talking, listen!” Remember, “Yes, ma’am or no, ma’am”. “You
may play in your own yard.” “No snacks
before dinner.”
There would
be diners where I’d sit and share hamburgers with all my friends. We would eat all the french-fries we could
hold, and drink chocolate milk shakes anytime of the day.
We could
dance all day and talk all night. Our clothes would stay clean and our shoes
would never wear out. It was going to be
a perfect world! After all, I would be
an adult. I’d be entitled.
Unfortunately
as a child I didn’t understand King Solomon’s words, in Proverbs 4:26-27: “Mark out a straight path for your feet; stay
on the safe path. Don’t get
sidetracked”.
As an adult,
I lead others.
Our team is
a collective whole and we have a vision:
“We exist as
an Escrow Team to provide Arizona Realtors and Lenders cutting edge marketing
and educational opportunities. In turn
providing them the most effective and efficient escrow closing process
achievable while maintaining a high standard for Great American Title Agency,
Inc.”
So, I will
admit I do not live in the wonderful world of the 1950’s, however I love what I
do. I love who we serve.
As 2015
draws to a conclusion we are once again looking forward to serving you on
November 19th at the 9th annual Thanksgiving Lunch at the
Stapley Center. Please mark you calendar
for lunch with us between 11 and 1 on the Thursday before Thanksgiving, as we will
again celebrate some very happy days!
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