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Tag Archives: NC
Retail in December
Retail is a hard job, especially so in December, the busiest shopping time of the year. There are ways that salespeople can make it more pleasant. The best way they can make it more pleasant is by being pleasant! I … Continue reading
Posted in Relationships, service
Tagged customer service, Fralix, friendly, NC, Northrop Antique Mall, Patti, Patti Fralix, retail, Retail in December, sales, Southport, The Fralix Group, waitress
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Remaining Relevant
Looking around, we see businesses that have failed in the past two years. We also see those that have survived, even some that have thrived. While it is easy to give COVID the blame and the credit for the differences, … Continue reading
Posted in best self, change, travel
Tagged American Airlines, business, change, change is constant, customer service, Fashion Scholarship Fund, Fralix, Happy Easter!, NC, new york city, Patti Fralix, Raleigh, remaining relevant, Remember Ukraine, Rue 57, The Fralix Group, Wayfarer restaurant
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Merry Christmas To All
There are only a few days left before Christmas. Christmas is most of all a religious holiday, the celebration of the birthday of Jesus. In the midst of all of the frivolity, it is important to center ourselves and remember … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, family
Tagged blessings, celebration of the birthday of Jesus, Christmas tree, family, family traditions, Fralix, memories, Merry Christmas to All, NC, Patti Fralix, Raleigh, remember the true meaning of Christmas, sadness and happiness, thankful, The Fralix Group
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We Must Never Forget
It is a dreary day in Raleigh. No sun, and it looks like it will rain. I know that my mood is affected by this, and I am doing what I can to shake it. There are reasons other than … Continue reading
Posted in life, service, traditions
Tagged 9/11, Fralix, life, NC, Never forget, Patti Fralix, Raleigh, relationships, Southport, The Fralix Group, we must never forget, We shall never forget
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Letting Go
This past year has found many of us at home more than ever. While there is always much that can be done at home, many, like me, avoid doing those things. I have never really enjoyed housework and have been … Continue reading
Looking Back
Before we get too far into 2021, I want to look back on 2020, specifically the COVID time, March to December. I do not want to forget this time. This will be my month-by-month chronology. March 2020 started out as … Continue reading
Posted in change, life, thankful, travel
Tagged 2020, 2021, ambiguity, beach, Blowing Rock, change, children, COVID, daughter, death, family, Fralix, Georgia, grandchildren, happiness, Hilton Head, How to Move to Canada, Key West, life is fragile, loss, masks, NC, Oak Island NC, pandemic, Patti Fralix, Raleigh, social distancing, St. Marys, stress, thankful, The Fralix Group, travel
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Controlling What We Can Control
As I sit in a lovely condo in Blowing Rock, NC on a three day get-a-away with my husband, the rain from the remnants of Hurricane Zeta is pounding all around. It is predicted to rain most of the time … Continue reading
Posted in best self, gratitude, life
Tagged 2020 election, Blowing Rock, Chetola, controlling what we can control, coronavirus, fall, family, Fralix, Halloween, Michael Fralix, NC, Patti Fralix, rain, thankful, The Fralix Group, Tropical Storm Zeta, twenty years
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Oh, What Joy!
Another Christmas is now in the history books. It is too late to lament over what was planned and not done. It is too late to wish that we had more time. Christmas 2019 has passed, and with it, all … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, family, traditions
Tagged 2019, Christmas, Christmas dinner, Drew, Elsie, family, Fralix, Fralix Family, joy, Mary Grace, MoMo, NC, New Year, Ornaments, Patti Fralix, presents, Raleigh, The Fralix Group, traditions, Trinity Baptist Church, Virginia
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“Help Me” Means Do It My Way!
A friend and I were talking recently about different things, including how ready we are, or aren’t, for the Christmas holiday. We commiserated about the fact that with only a week to go, both of us are still finishing decorating! … Continue reading
Posted in change, Christmas, life
Tagged Academy Street Bistro, accepting help, Cary, Christmas, decoration, Do unto others, Fralix, Help, holiday, merry christmas, My way, NC, Patti Fralix, Santa, The Fralix Group, The Golden Rule, The Platinum Rule, Tony Allesandra, unmet expectations
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Showers of Blessings
Many of us in the Southeast have had showers for many days, showers of a different kind than blessings. Mike and I received showers of blessings last week when we visited with Dad and Rosie in Hendersonville, NC.