Yesterday, as I was chatting with a colleague, and pointing out blogs of interest, I mentioned Shailesh Ghimore’s blog, Arizona Mortgage Guru. That’s when I realized it wasn’t even on my own blogroll. Sheesh, how pathetic of me. It was truly an oversight, which is now corrected.
And then today, I was reading Joel Burlson’s the Future of Real Estate Marketing blog regarding his view of multi-author blogs, when I spotted a MyBlogLog avatar I didn’t recognize. Clicking on through I found Dru Bloomfield’s At Home In Scottsdale blog. Wow! How have I missed finding this excellent blog about the city I live and work in? Just reading posts like, “Are you pricing your home through your rear view mirror“, Dru clearly understands today’s real estate market.
Welcome to both Shailesh and Dru.
Also, just to clean things up a little and dissuade any belief that there’s favoritism, the blogroll is now alphabetized.
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Jay Thompson 12.04.07 at 4:19 pm
And ya know Steve, if you’d gone to Shailesh’s blogging seminar, you could have MET Shailesh, Dru and me! We missed you….
Shailesh Ghimire 12.04.07 at 4:37 pm
Steve,
Yeah. I thought you were going to come to the seminar. We certainly missed you.
Thanks for including me in on your blogroll. I really appreciate it. I certainly enjoy your blog and some of your posts have been wonderful.
Steve Belt 12.04.07 at 4:37 pm
Doh! Did I really miss that?! My patheticness has reached a new level today.
Dru 12.05.07 at 5:54 am
Thanks, Steve! I started blogging after one of Shailesh’s blogging seminars last August. Have to say that between Shailesh’s instruction and motivational ways, and Jay’s low-key “why not” attitude and guiding presence, I had to get started.
Blogging makes us better Realtors and Lenders, wouldn’t you say?
Would have been great to meet you last week. Next time.
Jason 12.11.07 at 8:52 am
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