OC Mommy

04/30/2026

Beautiful Balboa Park captured by Evgeny Yorobe Photography

03/17/2026

📣 On behalf of ALL REALTORS 📣
(Thank you )

1- No, I don’t want to give you my client’s number so you can sell them an ADT security system.

2- My Google Business profile is just fine.

3- I am not interested in health insurance quotes.

4- I have zero off market fixer uppers that may interest you.

5- I don’t want a virtual assistant.

6- No, I do not want to be the ONE agent getting leads in my zip code.

7- Yes, I have a photographer and am not interested in a complimentary photo shoot.

8- No, I’m not interested in triple verified buyer and seller leads.

9- Yes, I’m still an active licensed real estate agent in my state

10- I know my website needs help.

11- I’m not clicking your suspicious Zoom links to discuss your upcoming move to my state

12- You want me to sign up for your coaching program when you haven’t sold a single house in your life?

13- No, I will not connect with you on WhatsApp.

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01/19/2026

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Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a reminder to dream boldly and stand firm in the pursuit of equity and justice.

01/11/2026

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12/20/2025

Love this fun fact and love Hotel del Coronado during the Holidays 🎄

Think your Christmas tree is impressive? On Dec. 25, 1904, Coronado outshone just about everyone.

That’s when the Hotel del Coronado unveiled what is widely regarded — and still debated — as the first electrically illuminated outdoor living Christmas tree in the United States. The towering Norfolk Island pine, planted on the hotel’s grounds when the resort opened in 1888, was strung with roughly 250 white electric bulbs, glowing against the Pacific backdrop at a time when electricity itself was still a novelty.

The sight was nothing short of astonishing. In 1904, most American homes relied on gas lamps or candles, and only a minority of families even had Christmas trees at all. A massive, living tree illuminated outdoors with electricity — visible from across Coronado — felt almost magical. For many who gathered on the hotel’s lawn that season, it was their first glimpse of electricity being used not for industry or necessity, but for celebration.

As with many “firsts” tied to Christmas traditions, the Coronado claim comes with nuance. Historical records show that the Edison Electric Light Co. illuminated a cut outdoor tree with electric lights in 1882. What distinguishes the Hotel del Coronado’s display is that its tree was living, rooted in the ground — a distinction that has earned it lasting recognition in holiday history.

The tree itself had already been part of the hotel’s landscape for more than a decade. By 1904, the Norfolk Island pine stood about 50 feet tall, its branches adorned not only with lights but also garlands and lanterns, according to contemporary accounts. Visitors and locals alike flocked to the hotel’s front lawn, cementing the tree as both a seasonal attraction and a symbol of Coronado’s growing reputation as a premier West Coast resort.

📝: Debbie Sklar
📸: San Diego History Center
Read more about the hotel's holiday tradition and check out these historic photos from the San Diego History Center at https://timesofsandiego.com/arts/2025/12/15/flashback-dec-1904-when-coronado-lit-the-1st-electric-christmas-tree-in-the-u-s/

12/04/2025

So true 😂

10/01/2025

Realtor funnies 😂

06/11/2025

Gorgeous ✝️
Praying for humanity for all tonight 🙏🏻

Tonight's Full "Strawberry" Moon rising behind the Mount Helix Cross. Single exposure captured from Mission Trails, 6.25 miles away from the Cross.

05/26/2025

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“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same." — Ronald Reagan

On this Memorial Day, we pause to honor Charlie Keating IV and all the other brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage, commitment, and selflessness have secured the freedoms we hold dear, and we remain forever grateful 🇺🇸

At the C4 Foundation, we are committed to supporting active-duty Navy SEALs and their families, ensuring they have the strength, community, and resilience needed to carry forward the legacy of those who have gone before them. Today, as we remember our fallen heroes, we stand with their families and hope you will consider signing up for $4 for C4 or donating through our website 👉 https://c4foundation.app.neoncrm.com/forms/donate

May we honor their sacrifice in words and how we live our lives🫡

05/15/2025

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