Archive for December, 2009
Moving from Blogger to WordPress :: Thanks for Memories . . . Blogger
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During this process, I am taking the opportunity to rename and re-brand the blog. While I, of course, loveeeee both the phrase "agents of moxie" and further the way the word "agents" plays several meanings, it has in some regard failed to accomplish one primary goal. That is -- unless you found me through my website, you may not have noticed that this blog is in fact attached to, and is meant to support, my budding home improvement business.
While fun and flirty at first - "agents" has to go (at least as the domain name); enter, Building Moxie :: the Blog. The word "Building" hints that my business, and maybe my blog, may have some small little something to do with, well . . . construction; it helps reinforce my brand as a whole. [ . . . ]
so what I am trying to say is . . . heavy on the one
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I do revel in the opportunity to write from the hip; I find that it is often a great way to explore. Sometimes though -- as in life, walkabouts lead only to places that you know.
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Thanks to Paul Anater at *Kitchen and Residential Design* for having me. I am one of eleven guest posters holding the fort while Paul gets some time away. Please check in throughout the week to see what is up!
Without further build-up, here is my first guest post: . . . heavy on the one. [ . . . ]
If only you could drive your house up to the home center
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These conditions are due, in part, to the temporal and fading nature of things. Much as a car's odometer rolls with every tenth of a mile accumulated - your home loads on mileage, too, with each passing year. Short of noting proactive discretionary improvements, and extending beyond the mechanical equipment found in your home, all parts in, on or of your home will wear and ultimately fail (if left unchecked). [ . . . ]
