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About Me

Location:
United States, San Mateo, CA
Gender:
Prefer not to say
Areas of expertise:
Real Estate - consultant , Entrepeneur, Business and Marketing Strategy, Editing - Professional / Creative writing
I am:
Blogger, Brainstormer, Consultant, Entrepreneur, Idea generator, Marketer, Real Estate professional, Writer/Editor
Associations:
National Association of Realtors NAR, California Association of Realtors CAR, Rotary International
My website links:
My Unique Code; The Pollyanna Studios; Mari Hethcoat, Realtor
Universities:
College of the Holy Spirit, Ateneo de Manila School of Law
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I'm passionate about

Learning new ideas; learning about the evolving human race; peace in homes, communities and the world;

An idea worth spreading

Generation X, GenY and younger are color blind when it comes to dealing with others compared with the older generation. The attributes of the younger generation is conducive to sharing of ideas, information and discoveries.

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    A comment on Conversation: Build peace: be on time

    Jan 6 2013: In FILIPINO (when referring to the national language, FILIPINO also pertains to the race/people) or Tagalog (one of the 171 local dialects. in a country composed of 7,100 islands) which happens to have been designated as the National Language of the Philippines: Filipino/Tagalog are therefore interchangeable.

    I LOVE YOU = Mahal kita (love you) a longer version is IKAW AY MAHAL KO [ Ikaw (you), ay (be or just a conjunction), mahal (love) ko (I)]

    WE LOVE YOU = Mahal namin kayo (Mahal is love, namin (we/us) is plural, and kayo (you) is plural but can also be singular when used to show a sign of respect to an older person usually.

    Its great that your parents brought that tradition of 'hospitality adventure' into your home!
    Warm regards,
    Mari

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