You heard me introduce you to someone I call a "Real Estate Rock Star," and perhaps you wanted her number again. Here's how to contact her and remember if you text her she'll give you a special 2.5% commission rate, which will save you lots of money at closing:
Jen Weitzel
Call or text anytime: (941)769-7443
email at: jennifer@jenniferbarretthomes.com
If you have time this weekend please consider helping out this worthy cause.
Rachel Parrish, a 34 year-old mom of 2 and wife of Matt Parrish, a North Port firefighter, is currently fighting stage 4 colon cancer. Allprofits will go directly to the Parrish family. There will music, food & drinks, bounce houses, games, dunk tank, K9 demo, firetruck and police car for the kids to check out, playground, vendors, penny social and an AMAZING silent auction. Check the photo for some of the items. Please do what you can to come out and support the Parrish Family.
This will be going on the same time as Relay For Life so it should be an exciting day around City Hall.
COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER SATURDAY APRIL 7TH 11-4 PM 1602 KRAMER WAY NORTH PORT FL 34286
Could this be the new trend in fashion among our young people? Let's hope not!
Why You Still Feel Tired After A Full Night’s Sleep
A few reasons why you could be getting enough sleep, but still wake up feeling tired.
When you’re lucky enough to sleep for a solid eight hours, you expect to wake up feeling fully rested and ready to take on the day. But sometimes, even when we go to extremes and get tucked into bed by nine p.m., we still wake up sleepy and don’t why. If this happens to you, one of these could be to blame.
- Your pajamas are uncomfortable - You might want to rethink your pjs if you wake up hot and sweaty or have those pink elastic lines on your skin. Avoid fabrics like polyester and rayon because they hold heat and moisture and get some jammies in breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, and bamboo. Or maybe you could try sleeping in the buff, which some claim has a host of benefits.
- Your room is too hot - We all like to be cozy when we’re sleeping, but according to the National Sleep Foundation, the ideal sleeping environment is actually around 65-degrees. So turn down that thermostat, open a window, or get the fan going to cool it down.
- You had a big dinner right before you fell asleep - Dietitian Chloe McLeod explains that eating a big meal before bed causes your body to produce more energy for digestion, which could disrupt your sleep cycle. She also says it’s not good to go to bed starving and suggests eating something light like a veggie omelet or soup if you need to eat late.
- You're not timing your REM cycle correctly - You might feel groggy even after eight hours of sleep if you wake up in the middle of your REM cycle. The National Sleep Foundation says all REM cycles are a little bit different, but they last about 90 minutes on average. So they advise planning sleep in 90-minute blocks so you time it right and don’t wake up in the middle of the REM cycle.
- You're scrolling through your phone immediately before bed - Lots of us scroll through our news feeds right before we go to sleep, but that’s a habit that could keep us from a good night’s sleep. It’s the blue light that phones and laptop screens give off that can confuse the body and trick it into thinking it’s not bedtime, so you stay up later than you normally would.
Source: Elite Daily
Thought Starters:
- When was the last time you got a full eight hours sleep? How did you feel the next day?
- What’s a normal night of sleep for you? Is it enough rest for you?
- How cold do you keep your bedroom at night?
Even though they were divorced for over 50 years, they never lost their love for one another.
It’s been more than 50 years since Harold Holland andLillian Barnes got divorced. They had married in 1955, had five kids, and called it quits back in 1967. But now the couple is tying the knot once again.
Harold says their split was his fault because he worked too much and left Lillian, now 78, to care for the kids and take care of the house. So they went their separate ways and remarried, but after both of their spouses died a few years ago, they rekindled their romance at a family reunion.
So why get hitched again after all this time? As Holland, 83, explains, “We decided we want to walk the last mile together.” Their grandson, a minister in New Orleans, is going to perform the ceremony April 14. And Harold says, “I don’t think we ever lost that love, to tell you the truth.”
Source: People
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