Heartfelt Thanks and Prayers
While there are still many things going on in the real estate business with the end of the tax credit, it all seems to pale in comparison to the other issues many in our communities are going through in the aftermath of this past weekend’s flood. I am personally thankful for the firefighters and rescue units in Bellevue who brought my daughter and son-in-law out of their sub-division by boat. We don’t realize how important these people are or how hard they work until we rely on them for our safety. They were also thrilled that they could bring their beloved dog in order for the family to stay intact.
I had other friends who battled water in their homes as well as damage to offices and buildings and am so thankful that no one I knew lost their life. For those who have lost loved ones, my heart goes out to you during this trying time. May God bless you and hold you close.
After looking at all the pictures and damage, it really is amazing that we have not had many more lost. Let us all take a moment to discover what is really important before we move on. I have to remind myself sometimes that I can replace stuff; I can’t replace the family and friends that make my life so rich and wonderful. To all of you; I love you and am so glad you are all safe after the storm.
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