Healdsburg Real Estate

11/27/2024

Open House Saturday, 1-3:30 pm, Nov 30, 2024

10/27/2024

07/08/2024

Beautiful Work 🥰🥰🥰

06/03/2024

You possess the ability to choose how you respond to what life throws at you. And just know that Life responds to the exact degree to which you lean in.

When you receive finally receiving it, your path forward
feels limitless and possible.

You can rest easy with that thought tonight, my friend.

Jen xoxo

06/02/2024

I have no interest in fighting, hating, blaming or being
petty with the time I have left in my life. I want to live.
I want to be happy. I want to love. I want to live in peace.

01/25/2024

-- Sunita Lyn Williams is an Indian American astronaut who set the then record for the maximum number of spacewalks by a woman. Williams is one of the most experienced spacewalkers in the world and has a distinguished helicopter pilot career for the Navy, logging more than 3000 flight hours in over 30 different aircraft.

When three-year-old Williams watched Neil Armstrong walk on the moon, she knew she wanted to be an astronaut. “I never really thought that, that would happen in my life,” Williams shared in her first preflight interview. “It seemed too far out there, something that I could never achieve.”

Williams was selected as an astronaut by NASA in 1998 and is a veteran of two space missions Expeditions 14/15 and 32/33. She is one of NASA’s most experienced flight engineers, having spent a total of 322 days in space. She also became the first person to run a marathon in space.

Currently, she is training for the first post-certification mission of Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner spacecraft – the second crewed flight for that vehicle – and her third long-duration mission aboard the International Space Station.

Read more about how she transitioned from a helicopter pilot to a NASA astronaut here: https://blogs.va.gov/.../america250-navy-veteran-sunita.../

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01/19/2024

Meet 1st Lt. Samantha “FORCE” Colombo. Born and raised in a military family, Colombo decided she wanted to join the US Air Force in high school. Her father, retired Col. John “JABBA” Colombo, former F-16 pilot, and mother, retired Col. Beth Colombo, former personnel officer, both influenced Colombo's decision to join the USAF.

Colombo finished basic flight training at the top of her class with distinguished graduate honors and was selected to fly the F-16 Fighting Falcon. Flying the F-16 meant she would follow in her father's footsteps, which is not the last time this happened in her career.

Colombo was assigned to her first operational base at the 35th Fighter Squadron at Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea. Her father was also stationed in Kunsan for his first base. Colombo, shortly after arriving, was given the call sign “FORCE” during a traditional pilot naming ceremony. Once again, she had something in common with her father, as they both have Star Wars related call signs.

Now, Colombo is the only female pilot in the 8th Fighter Wing at Kunsan. Currently there are around 100 female fighter pilots in the USAF, and women like them who set the groundwork for Colombo's career.

“Sometimes you have to fight comments like ‘you only got that ‘cause you’re a girl,’” Colombo said. “I know what I did to get here, and my peers know how hard I worked. It’s usually the people outside the fighter community who will make those comments. I block that out.”

Credits: http://ow.ly/qb8750JVRTa

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01/13/2024

Pay attention to your gut feelings. No matter how good
something looks, if it doesn't feel right... walk away.