Comments for Sawyer Speaks http://samsawyer.wordpress.com Real Estate, Technology, and random things that make me tick Wed, 11 Nov 2009 23:30:57 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Cool things to tell your friends. by hoge http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/2009/11/10/cool-things-to-tell-your-friends/#comment-37 hoge Wed, 11 Nov 2009 23:30:57 +0000 http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/?p=276#comment-37 Thanks for the info buddy. interesting stuff Thanks for the info buddy. interesting stuff

]]> Comment on The Road-Less Traveled by Nyla Rodgers http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/2009/11/03/the-road-less-traveled/#comment-34 Nyla Rodgers Thu, 05 Nov 2009 01:11:47 +0000 http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/?p=262#comment-34 Hello Sam, Thank you for taking the time to reach out to your readers and tell them about Lucia Crenshaw, St. Timothy's and Mama Hope. It is people like you who really help a tiny organization like Mama Hope to be exposed to people who would otherwise never learn about our work. Since meeting her, Lucia has been an inspiration to me. The way that she has brought her friends and family together to make St. Timothy's School a reality is incredible. She has done something that is very difficult. She has caused people to care about a community thousands of miles away that they might never have the chance to witness. And these people, through their donations are changing the lives of thousands of children in Moshi, Tanzania. I had the pleasure of working with Lucia at the current St. Timothy's school and seeing the love that she showered on everyone she met. It was a truly beautiful sight to behold. America's Giving Challenge has only 2 days left. I would love to win the $10,000 prize but I feel we already have won. In under a month we have raised over $12,000 for the school and we are now 19th place out of 7,673 organizations who are participating in the contest. This in itself is a miracle for our tiny organization. Thank you again for your support of Lucia's cause! All the best, Nyla Rodgers Founding Director, Mama Hope Hello Sam,
Thank you for taking the time to reach out to your readers and tell them about Lucia Crenshaw, St. Timothy’s and Mama Hope. It is people like you who really help a tiny organization like Mama Hope to be exposed to people who would otherwise never learn about our work.
Since meeting her, Lucia has been an inspiration to me. The way that she has brought her friends and family together to make St. Timothy’s School a reality is incredible. She has done something that is very difficult. She has caused people to care about a community thousands of miles away that they might never have the chance to witness. And these people, through their donations are changing the lives of thousands of children in Moshi, Tanzania.
I had the pleasure of working with Lucia at the current St. Timothy’s school and seeing the love that she showered on everyone she met. It was a truly beautiful sight to behold.
America’s Giving Challenge has only 2 days left. I would love to win the $10,000 prize but I feel we already have won. In under a month we have raised over $12,000 for the school and we are now 19th place out of 7,673 organizations who are participating in the contest. This in itself is a miracle for our tiny organization.
Thank you again for your support of Lucia’s cause!
All the best,
Nyla Rodgers
Founding Director, Mama Hope

]]> Comment on Communication Evolution… by Danielle http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/2009/10/20/communication-evolution/#comment-27 Danielle Wed, 21 Oct 2009 23:26:12 +0000 http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/?p=230#comment-27 Blackberry Messanger! Blackberry Messanger!

]]> Comment on Communication Evolution… by RogersHealy.com http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/2009/10/20/communication-evolution/#comment-26 RogersHealy.com Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:00:29 +0000 http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/?p=230#comment-26 Dear Mr. SawyerSpeaks.com, Thank you for the blog. I actually know someone who is logged on. It is me. Thank you, RogersHealy.com Dear Mr. SawyerSpeaks.com,

Thank you for the blog.

I actually know someone who is logged on.

It is me.

Thank you,
RogersHealy.com

]]> Comment on Contact Sam Sawyer by David Gearhardt http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/about/#comment-25 David Gearhardt Tue, 06 Oct 2009 16:33:15 +0000 #comment-25 Sam, Just wanted to say hello, great job on your blog. Hope all is well, would love to see you next time you get back to Elvis country... Coach Sam,

Just wanted to say hello, great job on your blog.

Hope all is well, would love to see you next time you get back to Elvis country…

Coach

]]> Comment on COUNT IT: Jerry Jones’ TV in the Guinness World Records by Snake http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/2009/09/29/count-it-jerry-jones-tv-in-the-guinness-world-records/#comment-24 Snake Tue, 29 Sep 2009 17:04:32 +0000 http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/?p=168#comment-24 Still not as nice as FedEx Field Still not as nice as FedEx Field

]]> Comment on Contact Sam Sawyer by sawyerspeaks http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/about/#comment-23 sawyerspeaks Sat, 26 Sep 2009 18:06:28 +0000 #comment-23 Hi Sam, SawyerSpeaks here – another blog on wordpress by that name, that is. You can find me at www.sawyerspeaks.wordpress.com Some of my readers have lately found you by accident while looking for me. Do send them back my way if you hear from them, would you? Thanks! Regards, Sawyer Hi Sam,

SawyerSpeaks here – another blog on wordpress by that name, that is.

You can find me at http://www.sawyerspeaks.wordpress.com

Some of my readers have lately found you by accident while looking for me. Do send them back my way if you hear from them, would you? Thanks!

Regards,
Sawyer

]]> Comment on Dude food: good food, no experience required by Liz Smith http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/2009/09/15/dude-food-good-food-no-experience-required/#comment-20 Liz Smith Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:12:57 +0000 http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/?p=147#comment-20 Hmmm Sam.... how did you go from poptarts to lasagna and crabcakes?!! Seems like quite a leap. You must be a natural. Hmmm Sam…. how did you go from poptarts to lasagna and crabcakes?!! Seems like quite a leap. You must be a natural.

]]> Comment on Dude food: good food, no experience required by Randall http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/2009/09/15/dude-food-good-food-no-experience-required/#comment-19 Randall Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:13:41 +0000 http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/?p=147#comment-19 I used to be the guy Sam was talking about. I frequently came home tired as sh*t, as well as broke. For the majority of my college years, I ate poptarts and hot-pockets for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dude food by Sam saved my life. Unlike Sam's workout routine, there is No Experience Required for his quick and easy meals. Thanks to "Iron Chef" Sawyer, I have an all new appreciation for cooking. I used to be the guy Sam was talking about. I frequently came home tired as sh*t, as well as broke. For the majority of my college years, I ate poptarts and hot-pockets for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dude food by Sam saved my life. Unlike Sam’s workout routine, there is No Experience Required for his quick and easy meals. Thanks to “Iron Chef” Sawyer, I have an all new appreciation for cooking.

]]> Comment on Contact Sam Sawyer by Cindy Ward http://samsawyer.wordpress.com/about/#comment-18 Cindy Ward Thu, 27 Aug 2009 03:49:04 +0000 #comment-18 Hi Sam, Back in the late 60's when I met Bill, he had a desk, a list of possible contacts, and a black touch-tone telephone at Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis brokerage firm in the First National Bank in downtown Dallas. Unlike brokers today he had spent several months in New York in training and preparing for his job. You are "right on" with your "Walking a tight rope" blog entry - there is definitely a fine line in the art of communicating with prospective clients. Every reader will benefit from your ideas using the newest technology. Cindy Hi Sam, Back in the late 60’s when I met Bill, he had a desk, a list of possible contacts, and a black touch-tone telephone at Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis brokerage firm in the First National Bank in downtown Dallas. Unlike brokers today he had spent several months in New York in training and preparing for his job. You are “right on” with your “Walking a tight rope” blog entry – there is definitely a fine line in the art of communicating with prospective clients. Every reader will benefit from your ideas using the newest technology.
Cindy

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