My friend, agent and former co-manager Tom MacNiven likes to quote George McGovern who proclaimed: “the longer the title the less important the job. ” Somehow, I always knew they were both right.will no longer be able to display those cheesy fabricated self-anointed monikers that do nothing but take up space on business cards and email signatures. So, sadly I have now abdicated my crown and will no longer be known as Patrick Mclaughlin, Senior Czar of Hamptons House Hunting and Associate Broker. Soon, there will be no more Semi-Senior Co-Directors of Whichamacallit or Executive Vice Presidents of the Supply Closets. I’m happy with this, as long as nobody can one up me!!
Well the big review is in and Fresh in Bridgehampton must be breathing a big sigh of relief or at least doing a small dance of celebration. Scoring a “VERY GOOD” review, Fresh has managed what very
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few have managed to do; create a restaurant with good food and good service that won’t break the bank. I think it’s everything the former home of “Southfork Kitchen,” would have loved to accomplish. It’s just a shame that the old owner was too busy blogging instead of watching the restaurant. Blogging is such a waste!!
In fact, The New York Times said, “Fresh is an exciting restaurant with innovative portion options and creative, good-for-you food that is also delicious.” So good for them and when they’re done if they could give some cooking lessons to the folks at a few restaurants out here, the world would be a better place!
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The first thing to do, when preparing to letting agent in Wolverhampton, is to change your mindset regarding the process. If you think of your home as a "home", then chances are that you will find it difficult to sell it. To successfully sell a house, you need to think of it as a commodity and sever all emotional connections with it.
Are you going to be able to continue blogging without the help of your Vice- president of spelling and punctuation?
Cool!