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Storytelling On Your Website

Posted on February 6, 2021 by Sonya Dalrymple

Every business is part of a bigger story. Sure, there is a history to your company and the people who work with you. But you can actually be a part of someone else's story if you are doing business right. A business should exist to bring value for others. Clients and customers find us because … Continue reading Storytelling On Your Website

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Hello, friend! It’s been a while! I was excited to see that the road to Blue Lakes was open and clear! This is one of our most frequented spots in the summer!
Trails are dry, heart is happy! Summer’s here!!! 😀
Don’t hate me for posting, kids, but just wanted to thank you for an awesome and fun Mother’s Day and all the great gifts! You are my favorite gifts of all, each and every day! And thank you, @kellyboyd4 @mlmdox @artworkofleahcowden for caravanning down in search of warmer weather! What a fun day together!!
Congrats to Ro!!! So proud of you and honored to celebrate your graduation with you and your family/friends last night! Excited for all that your future holds! @rowunda #mayberrywellness @carboybreck
Website showcase here for Hood Landscaping! So excited to share this beautiful new website we completed this week for Hood Landscaping here in Summit County! They create gorgeous landscapes, patios, walkways, water features, fire features and steps! Hire them for your summer lawn maintenance needs or outdoor projects! And spread the word - they are hiring now!!! Let me know if you are looking for a website refresh! Springtime is a great time for a makeover!
Yesterday’s wild bipolar weather led to a beautiful snowfall today. “Mayuary” is here - an intense limbo land between winter and spring. It’s gotten me thinking a lot about transitions out of tough “winter” seasons of life. It’s not always linear, and often messy, dry, dull, and unimpressive after such a tough “winter struggle”.....but if we hold on (to hope/faith) a little bit longer, blue skies, green grass, and wildflowers that surprise and delight lay ahead. Don’t get discouraged. Hold on. New life awaits!

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