1st Cleaning for the new owner

August 18, 2011 by Heather Lucier Stanley Comments Off

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The new owner closed on our house on August 9th. On August 10th, I cleaned the downstairs common areas: I moved furniture, vacuumed and Swiffer Sweeper wet mopped the wood laminate flooring and sponge cleaned with water the tile flooring. I also cleaned all the furniture that the new owner bought from us at closing.

I feel that it is a privilege to be able to lease back our home from our buyer until September 9th. It is trusting of her and her trust in us deserves respect.

Although it is August and we are in a drought, Alan is working hard to water the grass so that all her grass is not brown upon move in: huge challenge, but the grass is improving. At least one person I know has said, “It’s her problem now.” I don’t like that attitude at all. In fact, it is shocking. Respect for others should be what we strive for every day. Without respect, we have nothing. Really.

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About Heather Lucier Stanley

Heather Lucier Stanley grew up in Central Massachusetts and lived in New England until she started studying at the University of Michigan where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Literature. In her early 20s, she moved to San Antonio, Texas and started studying business and accounting. In her late 20s, she became a Certified Public Accountant. She has held many varied and interesting business and volunteer positions: public accountant, internal auditor, systems implementer, project manager, business analyst, tax preparer and Austin Skiers board member. While traveling 35% for a position she held, she earned her Master of Information Systems (MIS) at the University of Phoenix. She is enthusiastic about learning and trying new things. A few of her passions are personal development, fitness, snow skiing, and travel. She is outgoing and real. She feels that success is easy to attain if the individual defines what success means to her and then has a plan to achieve her individual success. No two definitions of success are the same because each of us is unique and has something original to share with the world.
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