Active adult community in MassachusettsWritten by 12 oaks village
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The team of Twelve Oaks' at Stafford Hills professionals, consisting of seasoned builders and in-house engineers and architects bring an impressive legacy of building experience with over 75 Years of combined experience in all phases of residential community construction and development. The expertise of our team also includes heavy construction including highways and high-rise buildings all over country. Our team has constructed over $750 million dollars worth of residential and commercial properties with an impeccable record of success and customer satisfaction. You can be assured that our team of experts will carefully design and construct every detail of your new home to your required specifications. Your home will offer many architectural features that surpass your expectations for homes in this price range. We provide an extraordinary variety of features and exceptional flexibility of five floor plans. Each home is planned from initial site layout with zero grade entries, to final plantings and home placement to have ease of entry that makes everyday living maintenance free, convenient, and effortless. The exterior of homes is designed and constructed with New England weather elements in mind so you will live comfortably and carefree year round. We are committed to your satisfaction and our new home warranty protects your investment. Make Twelve Oaks at Stafford your active adult community in Massachusetts.
Twelve Oaks at Stafford is an over 55 community that offers you the opportunity to fulfill your dreams in the splendid and tranquil settings of central Massachusetts. Built on land that was originally wooded acreage with natural brooks and streams, our luxurious duplex condominiums are clustered to ensure the privacy you treasure and your peace-of-mind. Our webpage is www.12oak.com
| | Learning To Let Go Of High ExpectationsWritten by Alyice Edrich
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And that’s when it hit me. I have really high expectations of myself. •Instead of seeing successful things I’ve accomplished, I see things I didn’t accomplish. •Instead of being proud of fact that I brought in enough income to pay our bills and have a little spending money, I think it wasn’t good enough because I didn’t make enough to pay off a credit card bill in full. •Instead of realizing I was able to take my kids to school, bring them forgotten assignments, meet them for lunch, and do countless other things with them—because I work from home—I think of what I am not doing with or for them. •Instead of enjoying free time I have, I feel guilty because time isn’t being used to pull in more income. And that’s when I realized I desperately need a change! When did I get like this? When did this shell of a person become me? How can I have a successful, growing home business, and feel as though I am not meeting some standard? And whose standard am I trying to meet anyway? Surely not one I set for myself when I decided to raise a family and have kids. If I remember correctly, I didn’t want to be a millionaire. I just wanted to make enough money and work a business that allowed me flexibility in watching my kids grow up. If you find yourself wound so tight you can't enjoy simple pleasures of life, it's time to take a look at your own life and make some drastic changes. Remember, we only have one life to live--live it well!
Alyice Edrich is a freelance writer specializing in helping busy parents balance life. Visit her online for free information on how she can help you succeed, today. http://thedabblingmum.com
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