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Date: Sep. 14, 2008
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have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  

  
Life is not measured by how many breaths we take, but rather by the number of moments that takes our breath away
 
Sincerely
Tom BRaatz
Re/Max
www.tombraatz.com www.buyingvip.com www.facebook.com www.linkedin.com www.naymz.com www.zoominfo.com www.ecademy.com www.perfectnetworker.com www.trulia.com 262-377-1459 or email meat tom@tombraatz.com
have seen mu share of everyone one that has a reason to be down lately. I know the market is hard but it hurts to see other Realtors saying to themselves that this day sucks before it even gets going. Talk about a need for better attitude.
My heart goes out to families that have been victims of sub prime greed or perhaps they have been laided off, or lost their job.
In a year of record profits I am still trying to figure out how gas went from under $1.85 per gallon to only 18 months later it being about $4.34 per gallon. That's just plain nuts.
If the economy has ever needed help and gets it, and if everyone could just smile a little bit more some times perhaps that would be a start.
When I think of the chaos, the deals we work on for a year and they fall apart, the individuals that have hot and cold personalities, or the ones that always think of them selves, I have a solution that grounds me, and pretty fast.
I put everything down and I pick up a picture of my beautiful son. Perhaps I would look at pictures that took me back in time to remember loved ones that are now enjoying their much deserved rest, or my farm pictures.
I think of the value of what I can count on, and who makes me smile, and allows me to look up to them.
I really believe that it will all get better, but there is no reason to push fast forward. Once you have lost that day, that hour, that minute, that second you have lost it forever, and it just went by.
So as we enter arenas of uncertainly, or endure what we do only five times harder we still have our memories, or comforts, or elements that allow us to be happy.
 
  
  
  
  
Sussex, Tom Braatz, Waukesha County, Wisconsin
Traveling east of the Town of Merton, and the Town of Lisbon, and north of the Town of Pewaukee is a place rich in history, and is one of the best kept secrets in waukesha County. This place is known as the Village of Sussex.
For years Sussex was a quiet sleeper little town. The secret is out of the bag and people are discovering how beutiful this Village is, and all it has to offer visitors and residents.
  
  
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