2010 December | Ewing & Associates

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Me and John Mayall

Ewing and Associates Sotheby’s Rocks!

By: Gracee Arthur

Congratulations to Roger Ewing and Ernie Wish on the opening of our new office at 23647 Calabasas Rd., Calabasas. Located in a terrific shopping area of boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, etc.(and across the street from the Commons) the stylish, state of the art office is a green work place.

Last Saturday afternoon we had a terrific gathering with wine and cheese accompanied by a great young Jazz trio. There was also a surprise appearance by Blues and Jazz great John Mayall, whose wife Maggie has joined our office.

The Calabasas office is one of three terrific offices (Agoura,Sherman Oaks) with some of the most prestigious listings in the San Fernando and Conejo Valleys, as well as Malibu and the greater Los Angeles area, including Beverly Hills and Bel Air. The company can also boast about its innovative internet marketing team and professional estate agents with superior knowledge of the local real estate market.

As a twenty year veteran of the Malibu and Westside real estate market it is an honor and a pleasure to be associated with such a prestigious real estate organization as Ewing and Associates Sotheby’s International Realty.

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Rebirth: Breaking down to build up

By: Kamran Behroozi

Often times I reflect upon our earth. I look deep into the midnight sky and imagine it’s expanse. I imagine the life forms wandering about the earth, each writing a story of their own – a unique story that contributes to a larger book we call history. I think of the Monarch’s journey from Mexico to the arctic circle, and back again. I think of the elephants, wandering over the African continent, pursuing the receding water that slowly creeps away. But today, I think of the Eagle, a bird of grandeur, a bird that we might look upon and conceive its profound message, a bird that we may use as an allegory to our own lives.

The illustrious Eagle is classified as a Raptor, a creature who has inhabited the earth for millions of years. Throughout its long history, a well known story arose. At nearly 40 years of age, the Eagle must enter a period of rebirth. For 150 days, the eagle retreats to a mountain top where it harshly knocks off its beak, plucks out its talons and removes its feathers. After the iconic process, the eagle pushes off from high above the land and floats through the air, back to a life that glides through the changing trade winds and feasts off the fruit of the land.

In the human life, we encounter obvious crossroads, points that require drastic actions that are often rather unpleasant and painful. But it is the human who understands the story of the eagle, who speaks of its significance and who applies a similar paradigm to their own existence that will fly above the clouds and succeed in this life. Do not be afraid of pain and suffering, but consider it good fortune as your days of wealth and prosperity are surely ahead.