6 Tips For Real Estate iPhone Love
June 27th, 2009 categories: A Realtors Life, Fun Things To Do, Lifestyle
6 Tasty Tips+8 Tempting Apps For Real Estate iPhone Love
My Apple iPhone 3GS adventure actually began more than a few years ago with a
couple of Palm Pilots. I thought they were great until now!
Even though I’m an Apple newbie, I already love my iPhone3Gs. The new iPhone was a Birthday present.
The launch date fell exactly 30 days after my real birthday, so I was counting the days along with the rest of the world and just barely resisted the temptation to stand in line in the predawn hours at the Apple Store in the King of Prussia Mall on June 19th.
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July 4th 2009 Fireworks Chester County Main Line Pa
June 26th, 2009 categories: Chester County, Delaware County, Fun Things To Do, Lifestyle, Montgomery County
July 4th 2009 Fireworks, Parades and Fun in the Chester County Main Line Pa Area
The 4th of July is the traditional start of Summer, in Philadelphia and the Western Suburbs of Chester County, Montgomery County and Delaware County.
There will be many back yard picnics a few parades and some spectacular Fireworks displays for you to enjoy. I’ll be taking my best ever “secret recipe” deviled eggs to a party. Actually, I just make them the way my Mother did with a little pinch of this and that (except for the hot sauce and curry). But they really are the best ever!
Everyone likes to call their Fireworks the best ever. What do you think? Do you have a family fav?
*Philly 4th Fun, Fireworks and Parade – Philadelphia offers a week long celebration beginning June 25th with The July 4th Parade taking place this year in Historic Philadelphia starting at 11am. Fireworks can be viewed from the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway starting at 10:30pm
*Wilson Farm Park 4th Annual Tredyffrin/Easttown Concert and Fireworks Display at 500 Lee Road in Chesterbrook, features Ben Mauger’s Vintage Jazz Band in a FREE concert starting at 7pm with a grand finale Fireworks Display about dusk, or 9pm.
*Radnor High School Annual Scholarship Fund Fireworks held at the Radnor High School playing fields at King of Prussia Road starting at 6:30pm on July 4th. July 5th Rain Date. Call 610-688-5600 for more information and advance tickets, group car rates. Bring a picnic blanket or chair. Read the rest of this entry »
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Memorial Day Fun Main Line Chester County Pa
May 23rd, 2009 categories: A Realtors Life, Chester County, Fun Things To Do, Lifestyle
Memorial Day Fun For May 2009 will include many back yard picnics throughout the areas of the Philadelphia Main Line and Western Suburbs of Chester County, Delaware County and Montgomery County.
As a youngster, I recall going to Woolworth’s Five and Dime Store to buy some flags (2 for a nickel) to line the path to our front door. Flags were intertwined with some beloved rose bushes that made our Philadelphia Twin Style home look very grand!
*Monday 5/25/2009 Radnor Memorial Day Parade begins at 9:45am “Rain or Shine” at 150 N Radnor Chester Road and proceeds West on Lancaster Avenue with a Memorial Day Ceremony at the corner of Aberdeen and South Wayne following the Parade.
*Sunday 5/31/2009 Malvern Pa Memorial Day Parade from 1:30pm to 4:30pm in the Borough of Malvern. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tredyffrin Preservation Trust Celebrates Spring
March 26th, 2009 categories: A Realtors Life, Chester County, Fun Things To Do, Lifestyle
“Come Celebrate Spring!”
The Tredyffrin Township Historic Preservation Trust
Tredyffrin Township Historic Preservation Trust invites you to come “Celebrate Spring”. Enjoy a glass of wine, nibble a few hors d’oeurves while viewing fine Antiques at the elegant, award winning Stonehouse Antiques & Design, 625 W Lancaster Avenue, Wayne, Pa 19087 next to the new Paddock Restaurant in Strafford. Read the rest of this entry »
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Things To Do A Chester County Walk In The Park
March 9th, 2009 categories: A Realtors Life, Chester County, Chesterbrook, Fun Things To Do, Lifestyle
Chester County Pennsylvania~A Walk In The Park
Spring and the official Vernal Equinox , arrives March 20th 2009, and not a minute 
too soon, in my opinion, and yours too I imagine. These charming Johnny Jump Ups can be found along a path as one of our earliest signs of Spring together with Crocuses and Forsythia. Even in December if it’s warm, but not this year. If planted in a protected area, they’ll often reseed themselves.
A visit to the Philadelphia Museum of Art is a great way to begin your Spring walking. Cezanne and Beyond – A Century of Great Artists Philadelphia Museum of Art – You will see more Cezanne and the artists Cezanne influenced, at the Philadelphia Museum of Art than if you went to Paris up to May 17th. This is an outstanding opportunity. Adults $14, Seniors $12, Children 12 and under Free.
*Birds chirping, a warm sunny day, Spring senses stirred and I begin to hear the call of the countryside. Chester County Pennsylvania Countryside to be specific. No one does a day in the country better than Chester County Pennsylvania.
*Try Longwood Gardens where you stroll either indoors or outdoors when you hear the call of Spring early as I do. Also, Valley Forge National Park has many places for a Spring walk, both natural and paved (keep in mind the Valley Forge Road Bridge closing for detours into the Park) . Read the rest of this entry »
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Fun Things To Do Philadelphia Flower Show 2009
February 24th, 2009 categories: A Realtors Life, Fun Things To Do, Home Buyers, Home Sellers, Lifestyle
Famous Philadelphia Flower Show “Bela Italia” Heralds Spring!
The Philadelphia Flower Show taking place March 1 – 8, offers those of us living in the Western Suburbs of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Main Line and Chester County Pa, a way to happily mark our gardening calendars with the symbolic end of Winter and the beginning of Spring. 
You can find Philadelphia Flower Show tickets online or at various garden center locations around town, PNC and at the front gate. Wear comfortable shoes as the Pennsylvania Convention Center offers good walking exercise.
Whether you’re a Home Seller or a Home Buyer you will find your spirits lifted by a visit to the annual Philadelphia Flower Show where they always offer some creative take away ideas for home landscaping, flower growing and decorating tips. The Flower Show benefits the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and the urban Philadelphia Green.
Landscaping and indoor/outdoor staging can help make your home more successful in the real estate market. “Tablescape” arrangements can perform decorating wonders. This is an Hibiscus I brought home from the Flower Show several years ago and Wintered over just once before Philadelphia weather got the best of us. Read the rest of this entry »
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Kimberton Waldorf School 32nd Juried Craft Show
November 11th, 2008 categories: Chester County, Fun Things To Do, Lifestyle
Kimberton Waldorf School 32nd Annual Juried Craft Show Friday December 5th and Saturday December 6th 2008
This year’s theme for the Juried Craft Show at the Kimberton Waldorf School in Kimberton Pa is the “Artisan Village”. There will be over 70 fine Artisans presenting their Textiles, Jewelry, Pottery, Woodwork, Metalwork, Gourmet Foods and Handmade Toys. There will be Fine Dining, a Tea Room, Live 
Music and a Silent Auction!
Special Children’s Festivities At Kimberton Waldorf Craft Show in Chester County include:
- The Little Gnome Village and Ursli’s Garden (ages 3–9),
- Village Workshops(grades 1–8)-Candle Making, Crafting and Soapstone Carving.
Friday December 5th 6pm–10pm Premier Admission-$10 Adults Only
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Fall Back or Spring Forward November 2, 2008
October 30th, 2008 categories: A Realtors Life, Lifestyle
Daylight Saving Time – November 2, 2008 Set Your Clocks Back Saturday November 1st Before Bedtime.
Fall Back from Daylight Saving Time on Sunday November 2, 2008. 
After the sugar highs of Halloween, you like me, may be in high gear Saturday, November 1st and forget to turn your clock back one hour.
If you do forget, you might even show up for Church an hour early. Which is only slightly less embarrassing than if you forget in the Spring and walk in when everyone else is leaving.
“Fall Back, Spring Forward ”
“i before e, except after c”, and if you’re musical, “EGBDF, every good boy does fine” and “face” (the lines and spaces of the Treble Clef), or to loosen or tighten screws, “lefty loosey, righty tighty” are some of the ways we jog our memory into action with these mnemonics.
Mnemonic Devices.
If you like fun words, that’s what these are called. Mnemonics are supposed to make things easier to remember, but the word mnemonics is not easy to remember. When I can remember the word, I can’t remember how to spell it. Read the rest of this entry »
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Clays Bakery Berwyn – Yummy Local Places
October 24th, 2008 categories: A Realtors Life, Fun Things To Do, Lifestyle
Clays Creative Corner Bakery in Berwyn – A Yummy Local Place
“Now, there’s Clays Creative Corner Bakery. When you want a great cake for a holiday celebration, 
wedding, party, or “just because”, you MUST go to Clay’s”. That’s what I tell my Relocation Buyers.
Realtors are like everyone else. We all have our favorite business places. You know, the place where you can depend on great service and good stuff. What’s different about Realtors is that it’s part of our job to know a little something about some of the Yummy Local Places. It’s a tough job, but somebody’s gotta do it.
In the spirit of doing my Yummy Local Places research, I stopped in to visit Denise at Clays Bakery, named for Denise’s Father, Clayton, who was a Tredyffrin Police Officer. Denise, her Mother and husband, Bill founded Clays’ 18 years ago. Hard work built a successful business. It’s not unusual for them to be in the shop in the wee hours of the morning April to June, the peak celebration months. Read the rest of this entry »
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Podcast Audio Real Estate Feature Announced
October 17th, 2008 categories: A Realtors Life, Fun Things To Do, Lifestyle
Main Line Pa Today is announcing a new Podcast Real Estate Feature.
You can now receive Podcasts
and listen to local real estate news. Get you real estate market updates, community and fun things to do when you want them and listen at your leisure.
Choose your favorite way to listen.
First, you can Just click on the “Listen” Tab at the top of each post to listen to the audio for an individual post.
Or, subscribe here, Main Line Pa Today Audio at our Odiogo Contact Page offering all of your top audio favorites beginning with iTunes.
You can also choose the left side bar Odiogo Podcast Subscription Feed Button to receive all posts to your favorite audio as well.
Contact Judy by email or call 610-889-5509 at Prudential Fox and Roach Realtors Devon Home Marketing Center. Leave us a comment if you like. Tell us what you like about Podcasting.
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