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What You Should Know About the 3rd Fastest-Growing Company in America
September 30, 2009
We all have habits. One that I cherish is that I read Inc. Magazine every month, cover to cover. I love it, the “Handbook of the American Entrepreneur.” No other magazine, book, class, or even my five stints at different colleges have transformed my … Continue reading
Bellingham Rainfall: What's our Wet-Rank?
September 29, 2009
Welcome to the Pacific NW, where… yeah… it rains. You can choose to love it, hate it, or (like most) fall somewhere in between. But is it really THAT rainy in Bellingham? It’s all relative. For example, we don’t rank anywhere … Continue reading
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Is Bellingham the SUP Capital of the NW?
September 28, 2009
What’s SUP? It stands for “Stand Up Paddling” and if you don’t know what I’m talking about… don’t worry… You will soon enough! SUP is undoubtedly the fastest growing paddle sport in the U.S. right now, and Bellingham is proving … Continue reading
NW 'Words' of Life
September 27, 2009
Our one-and-a-half-year-old Hayden Storm has fallen in LOVE with books. He loves balls, dinosaurs, and his kayak, too. But above everything else he loves books. On average, I bet we read to him 20 or 30 books a day. Usually, … Continue reading
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How Credit is like a Skil Saw
September 25, 2009
“Credit: An arrangement for deferred payment on a loan or purchase.” Ever built anything of significant size out of lumber? Doesn’t have to be a house, or even a shed. A picnic table would do as an example. Did you … Continue reading
What You NEVER Want a Buyer to See
“No house is perfect.” When I was a home inspector, I used to start all my reports with that saying. It was meant to TRY to put the buyer at ease before he or she settled in for 15 to 20 pages … Continue reading