Wednesday Night at the Boerne WineSeller
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ 412 River Road, Suite 104
Every Wednesday is Fun Night with Live Music. The beautiful art work of the Hill Country Art Guild adds to the ambiance and good feelings of the relaxed and upscale spot with a great view of Cibolo Creek.
Wednesdays are Steak Nite at Waring General Store
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Waring General Store
Wednesday nights from 6-9 PM are Steak Nite at Waring General Store. Tremendous music, Delicious food and Cold Cold beer; What more could you ask for?
Boerne Community Theatre's "The Orphans" by James Prideaux
February 2 - February 5, February -February 11 @ Boerne Community Theatre
Two sisters who have lived a secluded life for 25 years begin to face the world. It proves easier...and funnier....than either sister had ever imagined.
Boerne Performing Arts-Vienna Boys Choir
February 9, 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM @ Boerne Champion High School
Timeless music with a universal popular appeal…attracting music lovers from all walks of life...and opening the doors of the performing arts in the Texas Hill Country!!! No group of child musicians has won more renown than the incomparable Wiener Sängerknaben, founded by Emperor Maximilian I in 1498. Six centuries later, the famed Vienna Boys Choir continue to delight music-lovers across the globe with their purity of tone, distinctive charm and a diverse, crowd pleasing repertoire that encompasses Austrian folk songs and waltzes, classical masterpieces, beloved pop songs, holiday favorites and medieval chant. What better way for families to bond and children to discover new music?...a singing sensation!!!
St Valentines Day Motorcycle Massacre
February 10 - February 12 @ Kendall County Fairgrounds
This is the 35th year for this event it is a non profit rally held for the purpose fo supporting equestrian therapy for disabled children. live music will be provided all weekend. there will be over 50 vendors. a fun run , feild events, auction, and all the usual fun biker events.
Cool Weather Classic Flick-"Roman Holiday"
February 10, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM @ Patrick Heath Public Library
Everyone is welcome to join! Popcorn will be served and the movie will be shown on the BIG SCREEN in the Large Meeting room in the Library.
Boerne Market Days
February 11, 10:00 AM - February 12, 5:00 PM @ Main Plaza
Market Days has become synonymous
with great shopping in an outdoor setting
with artists, craftsmen and vendors
showing their creative talents and wares to
the background music of some of Texas'
best homegrown musicians.
Boerne Chocolate Walk
February 11, 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM @ Throughout the shops in Boerne
2nd Saturday Art & Wine
February 11, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Galleries and 'Other Walls' throughout Boerne
On Second Saturdays the galleries and "Other Walls" of Boerne host joint openings. Come out and enjoy a glass of wine and the latest offerings on the Boerne Art Scene. Park your car and take the free trolley to see the "Best Art East of Santa Fe".
Live at The Library
February 14, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Boerne Public Library
Ryan Travis & Rachal Hubbard
Amy Boehm
The Boehm Team
Realtor, ABR, CRS, ALHS
Keller Williams Realty
My admin, Lora went to this Gala last year and said it was awesome. Great food, great wine and a great time for a great cause :)
Hill Country Mission for Health
Invites you
to their fabulous
“An Evening in Paris” Gala.
Feb. 4, 2012
Get ready for a fantastic time!!
Make reservations now!
There may not be many seats left!
Each donation provides excellent health for someone in need!
Online auction began on Jan. 20…join in now at
texasbid.com and click on the Mission for Health logo.
(Donations welcome…call 830-249-0124)
SPONSOR INFORMATION
Sponsorship Levels:
Event Sponsor $5,000-$10,000
(Receives 1 Table)
Mission Patron (Table Sponsor)
$1500 10 people
Mission Benefactor
$600 4 people
Mission Friend
$300 2 People
Names Listed on Program Event
Couple $200
Individual Ticket $125
Call HC Mission for Health office for more information: 830-249-0130.
What's more fun than hanging out a Rodeo! The smell of the Midway, Carnival Rides, and yes, livestock, all come together for an unforgettable experience. An daren't we the lucky ones to have one of the most amazing rodeos in the country located right here in San Antonio. Seventeen days of fun, music, rides, food, and bull riding, did I mention the food :)
There are special days for the Military, Senior Citizens, College Students and Families with free admission, not to mention $1.00 days when everything on the midway including admission is only a $1.00.
Do you love country music, well this is the place to be. San Antonio is well known for bringing in the biggest stars to serenade you. Don't like country, there's always a band or a comedy act for you.
So put on your cowboy boots and head on over to the Freeman Coliseum for some rip roaring, knee slapping, boot scoot'n fun!
Cutest home in the neighborhood sitting on two lots. Open floor plan that boast a lovely rock fireplace in the living room. Stainless appliances, tile in the kitchen and bathrooms. Ceiling fans accompany all the bedrooms. Double vanity in the master bathroom. Enjoy the extended deck for your entertaining and relaxing pleasure. This property is complete fenced with a gate at the driveway. Peaceful and tranquility await you in this perfectly maintained home. Enjoy the wildlife and access to the parks. MLS#928429 $210,000 located in Spring Branch, TX For more pictures and information please go to www.myboehmteam.com
The Health & Wholeness Center
Presents
Living with Intention
A Presentation by Joan Harris, LPC
It’s never too early to think about the legacy you want to leave.
Professional Counselor, Joan Harris, will share with you the value of living
with intention now and being deliberate with your legacy wishes.
Please Join Us!
Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012
11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Benedict Hall
216 W. Highland Street
Boerne, Texas 78006
Brown Bag Lunch
There is no fee to attend but reservations are required.
Please RSVP by Jan. 27th to
Teresa Jones, Director
830-816-8470
hwcenter@gvtc.com
Event underwritten by
Frost Bank Boerne
Invites you to join a DRUM CIRCLE!
The Connie Butaud Drum Circle
Beginning on Jan. 18, 2012
Come make some NOISE!!!
It will be music to your ears!!
And GREAT FUN!!
At Benedict Hall
216 W. Highland Drive
NO COST TO ATTEND
Future dates Feb 15, March 14 and April 11
Call 830-816-8470 for more information.
Remarkable Hill Country style home boasting views surrounded by the peace and tranquility of The Texas Hill Country. You will be amazed by the pristine flooring, wood burning fireplace, open floor plan and gourmet kitchen as you enter the lovely foyer. The ultimate cook’s kitchen with granite, stainless appliances, under mount sink, gas cooking and a pot filler faucet waiting for all those wonderful meals. An abundance of light shines through the windows to add to the warmth and beauty of the home. You will enjoy the multiple outdoor living areas with plenty of room for entertaining. Plenty of storage with a huge walk in storage area above the garage. This property is located in Woodridge Estates of Comfort, Texas. MLS#927216 $400,000 and sitting on 4.25 acres. For more pictures please click on the picture for the virtual tour or go to www.myboehmteam.com for more information.
This is the season for giving
………actually every day should be………
GIVE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE!
There is someone in San Antonio right now that needs your help,
He needs a bone marrow transplant
And you could be the match….
You could save a life!
The majority of donations do not involve surgery.
Today, the patient's doctor most often requests
a peripheral blood stem cell (PBSC) donation,
which is non-surgical.
The second way of donating is marrow donation, which is a surgical procedure.
In each case, donors typically go home the same day they donate.
Check out BeTheMatch.org then
BECOME A DONOR!
Register for FREE
At
Kendall County EMS Station
1175 N. Main St.
in Boerne
ONE DAY ONLY
SUNDAY Jan. 8, 2012
11:00 am to 3:00 pm
Questions? Contact Jon Hudson (210) 414-8715 or email jon.hudson@bloodtissue.org
Almost every morning I wake up and turn on the news only to hear about another house fire. The one that hit most tragically Christmas morning was one of three children and the grandparents dying. The heroic grandfather was found trying to save one of the children. And then today one of our own Keller Williams Realtors lost his home and a fireman was injured. These morning news stories break your heart. In hoping to prevent more fires, I have collected some safety information for fireplaces and furnaces.
Wood-burning fireplaces
1. If you use your fireplace on a regular basis be sure and have it swept by a chimney sweet every year. I didn't know that a certified chimney sweep also checks to make sure that the damper is working and that there are no cracks in the flue liner. If you do not use your fireplace very often, you can get away with going up to 5 years between sweeps.
2. Keep your damper closed to prevent the warmth from your heater escaping.
3. Install a chimney cap to keep critters from finding their way into your home as well as birds from nesting in it.
4. Here's something else I did not know. Did you know that you should "prime" your fireplace. You do this by holding a lighted newspaper at the back of the firebox to start the warm air rising. This apparently warms your flue so that your home will not be filled with smoke, hot air rises, cold air sinks! (Lora says this explains a lot, now if she can just get her father-in-law to believe her :)
5. Burn aged, dry hardwood, which I think most of us know. Green wood just doesn't burn very well. Never ever burn anything that you are not sure what might be in it so that you do not deliver any toxic chemicals into your home, i.e. construction debris.
6. Do not clean out the fireplace when the ashes are still hot. And dispose of the ashes in a place where wayward embers won't start a fire. I feel this is the most important of all. The news said this may be the reason the above story about the grandparents and children happened.
Fireplace with gas starter
1. If the flame goes out, wait at least five minutes before attempting to relight the fireplace. This allows time to clear the fireplace of gas. Please, please do this, we wouldn't want you to be posting to facebook with no hair on your head or arms :) or even worse :(
2. Be alert for unusual odors or odd-colored flames, which are often a sign that the fireplace is not operating properly. In such cases, contact your dealer or licensed technician for servicing. Contact the gas company if you smell gas when the unit is off. And men, listen to your wives, they have a better sense of smell. If they say something smells funny, be cautious and listen!
Gas furnace maintenance (I know I have blogged about this, but here's a reminder for safety reasons)
1. Have your gas furnace maintained yearly by a qualified heating specialist. They will check for problems, vacuum out the unit, inspect the blower motor and heat exchanger, check all the electronics and make sure that the system is in tip top shape for the season to come.
2. Change those filters! It keeps the air flowing properly.
3. Keep vents, space heaters and baseboards clear of furniture, rugs and drapes to allow free air movement.
4. Do not store items close to your furnace so that it has plenty of airflow around it as well.
5. Do not store or use combustible materials, such as chemicals, paint, rags, clothing, draperies, paper, cleaning products, gasoline, or flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of the furnace.
6. Install a carbon monoxide alarm.
Have a warm and safe winter!
Check out our new property search, we are really excited about it. No more humdrum searching by just home size, bedrooms, bathrooms, and is there a gameroom? How about searching for a home because it is in walking distance of your favorite coffee shop or dress store! Now is that more fun!! OK, so you can still put in the practical stuff, and also add what schools you might want to be close, but go ahead take a moment and see if your dream home is just minutes from your favorite bakery! http://www.myboehmteam.com/sanantoniohillcountrypropertysearch.html
Last week we had a couple of nights below freezing temperature here in the Texas Hill Country. And there was some scrambling around the house to get the pipes ready for the weather as well as some of our vacant listings.
Taking the advice of a plumber here are things that we all need to do for those occasional freezes.
Guess what his first statement was: "Preparation is the key!"
Since we do live in South Texas & the Texas Hill Country and freezes are few and far between some of our pipes are more exposed. Plastic and copper pipe are both capable of freezing. Be proactive and get out there and protect those pipes before that next freeze.
Pipes in attics, crawl spaces and outside walls are all vulnerable to freezing, especially if there are cracks or openings that allow cold outside air to flow across the pipes.
WHEN IS IT COLD ENOUGH TO FREEZE?
Homeowners should be alert to the danger of freezing pipes. In San Antonio, any time temperatures dip to 32° pipes may freeze - especially when wind chill is a factor.
A Stitch in Time Saves Nine or as the case may be a little forethought can save your from a flooded home!
OH! Dear!!! The pipes are froze!
If your water pipes have already burst, turn of the water at the main shut-off valve in the house; leave the water faucets turned on. And call the Plumber :(
December 2, 5:00 PM - December 3, 10:00 PM @ Downtown Boerne
Downtown Boerne, Texas becomes a magical destination for 2 weekends after Thanksgiving. Delight in the Snow every hour, music, theater groups, artisans, horse-drawn carriages (a small fee applies), & of course, Santa Claus outside the Little Nature Store!
December 2, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
Boerne All Faith Christmas Festival & Chili Cook-off
December 3, 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM @ “The Alley” at First United Methodist Church
Live music by: Ruben V Rachel Hubbard (From American Idol) And more! Children’s Area Texas Washer Throw Down People’s Choice and Celebrity Chili Judging Music, Praise and Worship Parade Float Send Off Tickets $5.00 each. All proceeds donated to the Hill Country Daily Bread Ministries Building Program.
Weihnachts Parade
December 3, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Downtown Boerne
Boerne's twinkling lighted Christmas Parade!
December 3, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 8, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 9, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 10, 10:00 AM - December 11, 5:00 PM @ Main Plaza
Market Days has become synonymouswith great shopping in an outdoor settingwith artists, craftsmen and vendorsshowing their creative talents and wares tothe background music of some of Texas'best homegrown musicians.
December 10, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Galleries and 'Other Walls' throughout Boerne
December 10, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 16, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 17, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM @ Enchanted Springs Ranch
December 17, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 18, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM @ Enchanted Springs Ranch
December 22, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 23, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 24, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 30, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
December 31, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
If you want to find out than go to this website, "Flu Near You" website. When a case is reported, the map registers a "pin" in the map-and you can even click on that pin to learn more about the symptoms or severity of the case!
Now You Can:
Here's some items that you might want to put in your medicine cabinet for that just in case:
-Painkiller/fever reducer. Help keep you comfortable and fever down
-Cough suppressant. Useful for a dry, annoying cough.
-Expectorant. To loosen mucous and make coughs more productive.
-Decongestant. These medicines help treat a stuffy nose.
-Anti-diarrhea medication. Your doctor may suggest this for mild cases of diarrhea.
Also think about talking to your doctor and finding out if you should have a flu shot. They are available at most pharmacies.
Well the heater is out in our office since yesterday and yes I live in South Texas and yes it was still in the 60's, but it was COLD!!!! And it is still COLD today. (FYI, part for heater has been ordered and should be fixed by tomorrow, but that's probably a different blog :)
So as we are freezing in the office and out of the office hanging out at a septic inspection this morning, I decided that maybe it was time to find out some information on what to do to get our/your home ready for the winter. Seriously, winter is coming. You know this is Texas. We have two seasons, Summer & January, well January will be here and we need to be ready!
Inside your home
Check smoke detectors: Don't neglect that smoke detector any longer! Take some time right now to check the operation of detectors, and to change the batteries. You know the rule, check those smoke alarms on "Spring Forward" and "Fall Back" time change. If you do it now, your only a couple weeks late :)
Install a carbon monoxide detector: As houses get closed up for winter, the chances of carbon monoxide poisoning from malfunctioning gas appliances increases substantially. If you have a furnace, fireplace, water heater, or other appliance that's fueled by propane or natural gas, or if you have an attached garage, install a carbon monoxide detector. They're available inexpensively from many home centers and other retailers, and offer easy, plug-in installation.
Service your heating system: You probably have been hearing about all the fires in homes lately since we had to turn on our furnaces, so take a moment to do this for the safety of your home and perform a complete system check of your furnace. Check for worn belts, lubrication needs or other servicing that might be required; refer to your owner's manual for specific suggestions, and follow any manufacturer safety instructions for shutting the power and fuel to the furnace before servicing. Check the condition of duct joints and insulation, and change the filter.
Upgrade your thermostat: An older thermostat that's a couple of degrees off can result in a lot of wasted energy, and so can forgetting to set the thermostat down at night. Install a programmable thermostat, you will be so happy you did. You will never have to remember to turn it down/up while you are gone for the majority of the day or at night when you are asleep. This is definitely a plus in resale too.
Outside your home
Trim trees: Trees that are overhanging your home can be a real hazard. They can deposit debris on your roof, scrape against shingles during wind storms, and, worst of all, snap off with potentially devastating results. Check with your local County Extension agent when the best time to trim the type of trees on your property. Be sure and use the tree sealant for the oaks in our area.
Check the gutters: Clear the gutters of leaves, and check that the opening between the gutter and the downspout is unobstructed. Look for loose joints or other structural problems with the system, and repair them. Use a gutter sealant to seal any connections where leaks may be occurring.
Break out the caulk: A few hours and few tubes of caulking can make a big difference in both your heating bills and your comfort levels this winter. Caulk around windows, doors, pipes, exterior electrical outlets, and any other exterior penetrations where cold air might enter. Use a good grade of acrylic latex caulk, either in a paintable white or, if you don't want to paint, use clear.
Change light timers: If you have exterior lights that are controlled by timers, including low-voltage ones, check the timer settings. Change the "on" times to an earlier hour to reflect the earlier winter darkness, so that you always have adequate outside light available. Wouldn't want to be tripping and dropping all those Christmas Presents after along day of shopping, now would you? :)
Here's to staying warm and toasty through the upcoming Holiday Season, Merry Christmas to All and To All A Warm TIME!
Take a moment to click on the picture and watch the video. You are going to love the landscaping this homeowner has done with his own hands.
Immaculate and ready for move in! This is a beautifully decorated home with rays of sunshine filling the rooms. Windows line the back of the house creating an atmosphere of warmth. Entertainer’s kitchen with 42” cabinets, gas cooking, silestone countertops and build in appliances are perfect. Open floor plan setting, so come sit by the fireplace and just relax. Separate tub and shower with double sinks in the master bath. No worries about landscaping you…it’s completed! Custom garage storage. Home is located in Trails of Herff Ranch, near the elementary. For more information and pictures please go to www.myboehmteam.com MLS#921577 $215,000.
Picture perfect and look like a model home. Yes, 3 bathrooms! This home has tile throughout and upgraded carpet in the bedrooms. Open floor plan with two master suites, each with double vanities, separate tub and shower and walk in closets! You choose the one you want. Awesome kitchen with stainless appliances, tile backsplash tons of counter and cabinet space. Eat in breakfast area, walk in pantry. Enjoy the covered patio. This home is convenient located within walking distance to Boerne High School & Curington Elementary. You will enjoy living in the center of things with Historic Boerne blocks away and the Olde #9 Trail. For more pictures and information please go to www.myboehmteam.com. $1600 a month MLS#921091
The Comfort Public Library
Would like to invite you
to join them for
More Texas History with JoAnn Stiles
“Some Fascinating Texas Elections: Believe it or Not!”
Saturday, November 19th
10:00 am
Comfort Heritage Foundation
For more information please call
the library at 830-995-2398
Free and open to the public.
November 11 from 4 - 5 p.m. at 209 Oak Forest, Boerne, please join:
Homes for Our Troops and Veritas Custom Homebuilder as we present the keys to a new specially adapted home for SSG McCoy in Boerne, TX!Here’s what we need you to do: Stand together to welcome your local hero home—be part of a life-changing experience!Applaud the professional trades and key volunteers, materials and services donors, and 3rd party fundraising groups that helped make this home a reality—we couldn’t have done it without them! Arrive early with family, friends and plenty of enthusiasm—cheer on the escort as SSG McCoy comes home! Visit www.homesforourtroops.org/mccoy to see photos from all the events!
Oter happenings around Boerne for Veterans Day:
Boerne Middle School North on Johns Road, will be hosting an event at 10:20 a.m. in the BMSN Auditorium, please contact the school about attendance.
Curington Elementary on Adler Road will be hosting their event at 8 a.m., please contact the school about attendance.
Kendall Elementary on Old San Antonio Road will be hosting their event at 9 a.m., please contact the school about attendance.
Take a little drive up to Blanco, Texas and visit the Blanco Pioneer Museum. They will be hosting a BB! and Street Dance in honor of our Veterans on November 11 starting at 6 p.lm. BBQ plates will be $6.00 each. For more information call 83-833-5101. The Museum is located on 418 Pecan Street.
If you know of other events honoring our veterans, please add them in the comment section.
Beautifully treed lot in Menger Springs. Enjoy the views of the Hill Country and convenience of being close to Boerne. Great Neighborhood with Million Dollar homes! Quick access to I-10 for an easy commute to San Antonio. One of the best prices in Menger Springs. MLS#919646 $80,000 for 1.19 acres. For more pictures and information, please go to www.myboehmteam.com.
It's Girls Night out in Boerne and in Comfort, so grab you BFF and go shopping!
Diva Night in Boerne - Come to a Red Carpet Event will be held November 8 between 5-9 on Main Street. Tiaras are Optional!
Girl's Night Out in Comfort - Wine, Women and Shopping starts out at Singing Water Vineyards & Bending Branch Winery on November 15, tasting are before 5 p.m., shopping starts shortly thereafter on the main shopping street of Comfort until 9 p.m.
Hope to see you there!
OK, I already started this blog off wrong. I wanted to tell you about this cool event in Boerne, typed the title and found out that Base Ball according to 1886 Style Vintage Ball is always spelled as two words. OK, I fixed it. Now I want to tell you about it. It looks so fun!
There are two teams from Boerne. They are the Boerne White Sox and The Tusculum Freethinkers (for those of you who don't know, Tusculum was the name of a community just north of Boerne back in the 1800's). The White Sox were first organized in the early 1900's traveling by buggie to games. The team consisted of local farmers and merchants.
Rules for Vintage Base Ball:
If you decide to go to the game, please know that there is a particular vocabulary that you might need to know to understand what is going on. :)
Ace: run
Apple, pill, horsehide, onion: ball
Base Tenders: basemen
Behind: catcher
Blooper, banjo hit: weak fly ball
Bowler, hurler: pitcher
Break one off: to throw a curve
Club, nine: team
Daisy cutter: ground ball
Dew Drop: slow pitch
Dead: put out
Dish: home plate
Duff, muff: an error
Huzzah: to congratulate
Leg it: run hard
Muffin: a player of lesser talent
Make your first: single
Match: game
Player dead: out
Show some ginger: to play with gusto
Sky Ball: High pop-up
Stinger: a hard hit ball
Tally: a run score
Willow: bat
Come on over to Boerne on November 5th for the game. It starts at Noon and admission is free. The Boerne Village Band will be appearing and there will be hot dogs, peanuts and Tootie Pie!! They play the games at Boerne City Lake Park. For more information go to www.facebook.com/vintagebaseball.
November 2, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 4, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 5, All Day @ TBD
November 5, 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM @ 103 N. Main Street
Music on the Patio! Juicy Burgers in your Tummy! Beer or Wine on your Lips!
November 5, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 8, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Boerne Public Library
Mainstream Jazz Quartet.
November 9, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
Songwriters Circle at Tin Roof
November 10, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
Live Music at Tin Roof
November 11, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 12, 10:00 AM - November 13, 5:00 PM @ Main Plaza
November 12, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Galleries and 'Other Walls' throughout Boerne
Open Late Shop Till 8!
November 12, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Shops Throughout Boerne
Treat yourself to a much needed night out on the town! Enjoy an evening out in Downtown Boerne, Texas. Shops are open till 8 o'clock on 2nd Saturdays so don't miss out! Come down and enjoy the fabulous stores and delicious food, you deserve it!
November 12, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 16, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 18, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 19, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 23, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 24, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
Dickens on Main
November 25, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM @ Downtown Boerne
Downtown Boerne, Texas becomes a magical destination for 2 weekends after Thanksgiving. Delight in the Snow every 30 minutes, music, theater groups, artisans, horse & carriages, & of course,Santa Claus in the gazebo!
November 25, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 26, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM @ Downtown Boerne
November 26, 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
November 30, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM @ Tin Roof Steakhouse
Peaceful, park like setting with Texas hill Country Style Home. Memories will last a lifetime with all the fun and enjoyment in your in-ground pool, hot tub and covered patio. A large island kitchen with built in stainless appliances and an abundance of cabinet space are a plus. Open floor plan with crown molding and rock fireplace accent the living room. Your private master retreat is waiting for you with outdoor access and a Jacuzzi tub. Upstairs enjoy three additional bedrooms, game room and two baths. This home is located in Village Green, convenient to I-10, San Antonio and Boerne. Boerne ISD. MLS#918169 $525,000. For more pictures and information, please go to www.myboehmteam.com
Just thought you might be interested in seeing some numbers that recently came out about San Antonio. I think that it shows what a strong area we are living in and why everyone wants to live here.
The Housting Affordabilitiy Index for San Antonio 3Q 2010 showed that a Median Priced Home in the SA area was $157,900, in the state of Texas, $151,600 and in the U.S. $177,900. The required income to buy that same home in San Antonio was $31,375, with the average income being $57,800. In Texas you would have needed a little less income being $30,332 and the average income for the State of Texas being $58,600. In the U.S. you would have needed $35,962 with the average income being $64,000. Resource for these numbers and the numbers below came from All About San Antonio.
Largest Cities in the U.S.
1. New York
2. Los Angeles
3. Chicago
4. Houston
5. Philadelphia
6. Phoenix
7. San Antonio
8. San Diego
9. Dallas
10. San Jose, CA
Largest City in Texas
1. Houston
2. San Antonio
3. Dallas
4. Austin
5. Fort Worth
6. El Paso
7. Arlington
8. Corpus Christi
9. Plano
10. Laredo
Property Tax Comparisons
Austin $.0457100
San Antonio $0.565690
Houston $0.638750
Dallas $0.797000
Fort Worth $0.849672
Cost of Living Indicator
Average cost of living index for the Nation is 100%
San Diego 130.8
Chicago, IL 115.3
Denver 106.4
Phoenix 96.2
Dallas 95.8
Atlanta 95.2
Austin 93.4
San Antonio 92.4
Projected fastest growing occupations through 2014 for San Antonio
Medical Assistant 60.3%
Network systems & data commun. analyst 50.0%
Database administrators 45.5%
Surgical tech 45.5%
Occupational therapists 45.5%
Computer software engineers 44.9%
Dental hygienists 43.8%
Home health aides 43.6%
Special Ed teachers 42.9%
Emerg. Med techs and paramedics 41.4%
Physical therapist 41.2%
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