Two seconds earlier, these turkey were actually prancing down the crosswalk!
Come With Me to Work, Part 1
Here are some of the homes I’ve been showing lately:
#21510491
$329,000
This is one of the cutest cottages I’ve seen in a long time, and it’s a great price, considering it’s directly waterfront. A bare bones cottage, with exposed structure, the whitewashed and spare interior is particularly charming. There are three (small) bedrooms and two (basic) baths, with one suite upstairs, so there’s actually some privacy in the 1,200 s.f. Taking a cue from “Tiny House Nation”, the appliances are smaller than usual, but they’re probably more than sufficient for this getaway cottage. The view is west; sunsets over the water are included.
#21510895
$439,000
You might think you don’t like split-entry homes, and you might think you wouldn’t want to be at the entrance to Great Harbors, with everyone driving by your house as they come home. But inside, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath house is appealing, and you really aren’t aware of cars going by. Fresh and clean, with good space that belies the 1,156 recorded s.f., the house is a delightful surprise. The yard is fenced and ringed by tall evergreens, so that too feels better than you’d expect. This is definitely one of those homes that’s better in reality than it appears online.
December in Falmouth
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This is such a festive month around town. Highfield Hall is decorated and sparkling; the first weekend of December kicked off the season with caroling at Nobska, Santa’s arrival by boat, the lighting of the green, and the annual holiday parade; and the following Sunday was the very popular West Falmouth Library House Tour.
This year, I was a docent at 81 Hawks Way. It’s always fun seeing these wonderful homes and their festive decorations while supporting such a good cause.
May your holiday season be warm and bright. Peace in this world begins with each of us…blessings to you and yours![/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Handel’s “Messiah”
The “Messiah” sing last Friday night at the First Congregational Church was an experience like no other. I was a newbie, but clearly most of the other 200 or so choristers had done this before.
With the Falmouth Chorale and Falmouth Chamber Players Orchestra led by John Yankee, this was a musical and spiritual experience to remember. The rafters of this venerable church reverberated with the majesty of this iconic Handel score.
Wow! Don’t miss this next year!
Turkeys Attack Falmouth Postman Every Day
Cape Cod Wave is an online magazine dedicated to all things Cape Coddy. The articles are imaginative, the writing superb, and the photos sublime.
In the last issue, they had a hilarious video of turkeys and the postman on Walker Street, which went massively viral – to the Today Show, Jimmy Fallon, and the CBS Evening News. If you missed it, take a look here or watch the video below.
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