Beat The “Captivity Of Activity”

As June arrives and summer begins, it is a natural point in the year to take a breath. The first half of the year tends to fill up quickly. Projects, deadlines, family commitments, and daily responsibilities stack up, and before long, staying busy starts to feel normal.

There is a difference between accomplishing something and simply doing something. A full schedule can create the sense that we are making progress, but constant activity does not always lead to meaningful results. Over time, that pace can leave you feeling rushed, stretched thin, and mentally tired.

Some experts refer to this as the “captivity of activity.” It happens when slowing down feels irresponsible, even when you know you need it. You may think that if you step away for a day, or even an hour, things will start to slide.

In most cases, they will not.

Summer offers a practical opportunity to reset your pace. That does not require major changes. It may simply mean protecting a few hours of uninterrupted time, taking a long weekend, or being more thoughtful about what you commit to.

Stepping back is not the same as falling behind. It is a way to protect your energy and maintain the focus needed for the months ahead. A short pause can help you think more clearly and make better decisions. It also allows you to return to your responsibilities with steadier momentum. Small adjustments now can make the rest of the year feel more manageable.

~ Elisa McNinch, Realtor

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Our Featured Listings

If you are searching for a Realtor to help you list or buy a home, we encourage you to give us a call to see if we are the “right” agent for you.  

Take a look at our Featured Listings below:

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COMING SOON LISTINGS:

• 16217 Lakeview in Jersey Village – (77040) –  COMING SOON – FOR SALE – $440,900  – www.har.com/96733438 – will be active on MLS on Mon, 6/8. 2-story, 2518sqft home with 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2-car garage. 

ACTIVE LISTINGS:

• 15310 Philippine in Jersey Village – (77040) –  FOR SALE – $514,900  – www.har.com/42955888 – 1-story with 2655sqft, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2-car garage. *STUNNING* Gorgeous 1-story home elevated out of the 100-yr flood plain in 2025. Roof w/ architectural shingles & gutters (2024); high-efficiency 16-SEER HVAC (2019); Ace Duraflow epoxy coated pipes (2007); kitchen & 2 full baths updated (2016); circular driveway; iron driveway gate; re-graded yard & new sprinkler sys (2025); & more! Behind 2-car garage (522sqft), BONUS FLEX SPACE (492sqft) features dedicated HVAC, water heater, 1/2 bath, plush carpeting, & plumbing for future full bath. Incredible versatility for home office, gym, gameroom, or future MIL apt/quarters conversion. Island kitchen w/ granite, under-cab lighting, ample cabinetry, 2 pantries. Formal living & dining. SPACIOUS family w/ vaulted ceiling & stacked stone gas/wood FP. Primary Suite w/ 2 sinks, oversized shower, jetted tub, & 2 closets. GENEROUS CLOSET & STORAGE SPACE! Study/Bdrm #4 w/ French doors. Refrig incl. Ideal location for commuters w/ easy access to 290 @ Bltwy 8. Walking distance to JVHS & Post Elem.   YouTube Video
• 312 Travis St in Downtown Richmond – (77469) – FOR SALE & PRICE REDUCED TO $174,900 – www.har.com/22689124 – Charming 1-story with 851sqft, 3 bedrooms, 1-bath home located only 6-blocks from historic downtown Richmond. Great opportunity for a new buyer to personalize and customize to make it their own OR investor to use as an rental property. Amenities: Roof (2017), re-pied w/ PEX plumbing (2020), central heating & air via a 13-SEER heat pump w/ electric backup (2014), electrical panel (2014), sewer line (2017), walk-in shower (2021), tile flooring throughout (2009), interior paint (2026). Kitchen w/ tile countertops, gas range, microwave, & refrigerator. Ceramic tile throughout is easy to maintain. 3 bedrooms w/ ceiling fans & lots of natural light. Bath w/ walk-in shower. Ample parking on the side of the house. 100-yr old oak tree canopies the backyard. 10x8ft storage shed is perfect for securing lawn equipment, work tools, or creating a workshop. Home’s exterior is brick & wood. Enjoy no HOA. Close to fire dept, James Long Elementary, daycare, churches, & so much more. Low tax rate: 2.19.   Homes.com 3-D Floorplan   /   YouTube Video
• 9311 Cantata Ct in Woodwind Lakes – (77040) –  FOR LEASE $2,500 a month  – www.har.com/87602436 – 1-story cottage-style home with 1692sqft, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage. ***AVAILABLE 6/15*** Lovely Victorian nestled on a quiet street in the GATED community of Woodwind Lakes. Built by David Weekley. Energy efficient Daikn HVAC sstem (furnace & AC) 2025. Home features a front porch – perfect for rockers. Formal Dining/Study. Island Kitchen w/ granite, elec range, MW, DW, breakfast bar, & pantry. Refrigerator, washer, & dryer incl. Spacious Living w/ gas log FP & windows overlooking back. Wood laminate flooring, High ceilings & Crown molding. Primary Bdrm w/ French doors to yard, ensuite bath w/ 2 sinks, shower & garden tub, & walk-in closet. 2 secondary bdrms w/ carpet & full bath w/ vessel sink & tub shower. Fully fenced yard. Alarm. 2-car garage w/ openers & 2-car wide drive. Woodwind Lake amenities: Lake & walking trail, swimming pool, playground, etc. Pets considered on case-by-case basis. No smokers.
• 760 Nicholson in Greater Heights – (77007) –  FOR LEASE $2,750 a month  – www.har.com/95233054 – 3-story, 1565sqft, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, study, & 2-car garage. *GORGEOUS HEIGHTS HOME* AVAILABLE MOVE-IN 6/16/26. *Never flooded* GORGEOUS David Weekley home located in a GATED COMMUNITY in the Heights. Remarkable 3-story w/ 2-car garage. Secondary bdrm w/ an en-suite bath on 1st floor. 1st floor utility. Main living area on 2nd floor w/ living, dining, kitchen, & primary suite. Island kitchen w/ granite, tiled backsplash, 42in cabinets, GE Profile appliances, gas cooktop. Open floorplan w/ SPACIOUS Living w/ soaring 2-story ceiling & wall of windows. Wood floors & crown molding. Note: Ref, W & D incl. Primary Bdrm w/ vaulted ceiling & ensuite bath w/ dual sinks, sep tiled shower & DEEP jetted tub, & LARGE walk-in closet. 3rd floor has Bdrm #3 or “flex” space w/ 2 walk-in closets (makes fantastic Study/Gameroom). Energy efficient home. Water heater 2021. IDEAL LOCATION FOR COMMUTERS! Close to neighborhood amenities: shopping, restaurants, parks, & more. Just steps away from the Heights Walking & Bike Path. NO PETS. NO SMOKERS.

PENDING SALES:

• 3927 Heathersage in Deerfield Village – (77084) –  FOR SALE $224,900 – MULTIPLE OFFERS & UNDER CONTRACT IN 7-DAYS  – www.har.com/12317099 – 1-story patio home with 1544sqft, 2 bedrooms, study, 2 baths, & 2-car garage. *CHARMING* Rare & highly sought-after 1-story PATIO HOME in Deerfield Village—one of Houston’s best kept secrets. Fabulous floorplan w/ 2 bdrms, study, 2 baths, & 2-car garage. Tucked behind a gated courtyard entry, thoughtfully designed home w/ soaring ceilings, lots of natural light, & comfortable layout. Spacious living w/ vaulted ceiling, gas log FP, built-ins, & doors leading to an impressive screened-in porch—perfect for enjoying the outdoors year-round. Island kitchen w/ granite countertops. Study w/ built-ins & timeless woodwork. Primary w/ walk-in closet, 2 sinks, & spa-inspired walk-in shower w/ dual showerheads & ADA accessibility-minded design elements. Easy-to-maintain yard w/ mature landscaping & HOA-maintained rear fence. Deerfield Village is a vibrant, family-friendly community known for mature trees, walking trails, pool, tennis, parks, & year-round neighborhood events. Convenient to shopping, dining, Cy-Fair ISD, & easy access to I-10. Low tax rate. NEVER FLOODED.  Homes.com 3-D Floorplan   /   YouTube Video
• 15909 Seattle in Jersey Village – (77040) –  FOR SALE $419,000 – REPRESENTING BUYER, MULTIPLE OFFERS, & UNDER CONTRACT IN 5-DAYS  – www.har.com/64569019 – 1.5-story, 2413sqft, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2-car garage, & swimming pool. Your opportunity to call this exceptional renovated home with all the bells and whistles, home! You’ll find four beds, gameroom, resort style pool, utility shed and more in sought after Jersey Village. This extensively renovated home is equipped with all the must haves including oversize sprawling backyard, covered patio, gleaming tile-like hardwoods throughout main living, chefs kitchen with seamless quartz countertops, plethora of cabinet and closet storage, fireplace, full-size utility room with pet wash station, excess natural light and transitional space. Quality and design coupled in an ideal community with easy access to all of Houston hubs and walkable to Senate Ave. Community includes it’s very own police, fire, and EMS, pool/splash pad, golf course and parks. A hard to find home with generously sized rooms, thoughtful layout, backyard retreat and boast-worthy attention to detail. A home that checks EVERY BOX! No flooding – All appliances included – Whole home generator port. 

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  18035 Mountfield in Deerfield Village – (77084) –  FOR SALE $329,900 – MULTIPLE OFFERS & UNDER CONTRACT IN 14-DAYS   – www.har.com/20447280 – 1-story home with 2197sqft, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2-car garage. Timeless classic located on a corner lot in the heart of Deerfield Village! Spacious family rm w/ brick FP, engineered wood flrs, beamed ceiling, & walls of windows overlooking backyard. Kitchen features gas cooktop, double ovens, ample cabinetry, breakfast area, & French doors leading to the covered patio. Primary suite w/ access to covered patio & well-designed bath w/ double sinks, dressing vanity, 2 walk-in closets, & tub shower combo. 3 sizeable secondary bdrms w/ generous closets, & full bath. Enjoy outdoor living beneath a majestic oak w/ large covered patio, arbor, fully fenced yard, sprinkler system, & storage shed. Deerfield Village is a vibrant, family-friendly community known for mature trees, walking trails, pool, tennis, parks, & year-round neighborhood events. Convenient to shopping, dining, Cy-Fair ISD schools, & easy access to I-10. Low tax rate. Thoughtfully priced to allow buyers the opportunity to update, personalize, & create their dream home  Homes.com 3-D Floorplan   /   YouTube Video

• 9919 Driftwood Park in White Oak Falls – (77095) –  FOR SALE $275,000 – MULTIPLE OFFERS & UNDER CONTRACT IN 5-DAYS  – www.har.com/81839915 – 1-story home with 1660sqft, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, & 2-car garage. Nestled beneath mature shade tree w/ TONS OF UPDATES. Amenities: Roof w/ architectural 30yr shingle (2023); High-efficiency HVAC sys (2023); Double pane windows w/ solar screens; Wi-Fi lawn sprinkler; Ring doorbell & Alarm; Water-resistant LVP flooring (2023 & 2025); Updated island kitchen in 2023 w/ painted cabinetry, quartzite countertops, subway tile BS, & touch faucet; SS kitchen appls (2021); FP w/ ceramic gas logs; Deep-fill washer & dryer incl, Covered patio w/ stamped concrete flooring, 2 ceiling fans, recessed lighting, slatted wall enclosure, & gas stub-out; Fence (2021); Garage door opener; NO REAR NEIGHBORS & NEVER FLOODED. Exterior brick + Hardie siding. Interior w/ high ceilings. Spacious family rm w/ corner FP. Island kitchen w/ double door pantry. Refrigerator incl. Primary retreat w/ 2 closets, garden tub + sep shower. IDEAL LOCATION FOR COMMUTERS w/ easy access to Hwy 290. Just minutes from shopping, restaurants, Cy-Fair ISD schools, & more.  Homes.com 3-D Floorplan /  YouTube Video

***MULTIPLE OPEN HOUSES IN THE CITY OF JERSEY VILLAGE*** Join us on SATURDAY, 6/6 FROM 1-4PM as listing agents collaborate to have their homes open to the public (although some may be a different times). You & your family can tour homes of varying ages, sizes, amenities, & price points. If you’ve been searching for your perfect home in the City of Jersey Village, come take a look at our incredible properties and all this community has to offer. Don’t miss this opportunity!

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A Smarter Stove Safety Device

Kitchen fires are a common household danger, especially for older adults living alone. A new device called iGuard, featured at the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show, is designed to help prevent them.

If someone starts cooking and leaves the kitchen, iGuard begins a five-minute timer. If no one returns, the device shuts off the stove or gas line automatically.

Unlike many shutoff devices that rely on motion sensors, iGuard uses radar technology to more accurately detect when someone has left the kitchen.

Caregivers can also receive alerts on their phones and even shut off the stove remotely. The device can also detect unburned gas and turn off the gas supply before it becomes dangerous.

Devices like iGuard are part of a growing group of smart home safety technologies designed to help people live safely and independently while giving family members peace of mind.

iGuard is designed for electric plug-in stoves and is expected to cost between $400 and $500. While it is one of the more advanced stove safety devices available, simpler monitoring devices with fewer features can cost as little as $40.

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Celebrating Father’s Day on Sunday, June 21st

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A Simple Habit That Saves Lives

As summer brings more time outdoors and more bike rides, helmet safety matters. A simple precaution can make a meaningful difference.

Helmet use has increased, yet many adults still ride without one, even though the benefits are clear. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reports that about one-third of non-fatal bicycle injuries treated in emergency rooms involve head injuries. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) notes that head trauma remains a leading factor in serious cycling accidents.

Research shows helmets reduce the risk of head injury by about 60%.

As you enjoy summer rides, a properly fitted, CPSC-certified helmet is a simple step that helps protect what matters most.

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June 2026 Happenings In Houston

Take a look at some events and activities Houston offer. Take a look at The Hobby Center; Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion; The Alley Theater; Toyota Center, Theater Under The Stars; Houston Zoo; Houston Symphony; Houston Ballet, Miller Outdoor Theater; Wortham Theater; Jones Hall;  N.A.S.A & Space Center Houston; Art Car Museum; Arboretum & Nature Center; Natural Science Museum; Kemah Boardwalk; & SO MUCH MORE! Take a look at some of the events in the links below for you, your family, & friends to enjoy in Houston & the surrounding areas:

   Southern Living: 20 Best Things To Do In Houston

Visit Houston: June Events in Houston 2026

Houston Mom’s: Happenings in Houston in June

Kids Out and About.com: June activities in & around Houston

  101 Family Day Trips Around Houston

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Looking Beyond The Listing

Online platforms like Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor have transformed the way people search for homes. From your couch, you can scroll through photos, take virtual tours, review square footage, compare school ratings, check walkability scores, and even view automated value estimates such as a Zestimate. These tools are convenient and incredibly useful for getting a broad overview of what is available.

However, using them as your only source of information can create blind spots.

One of the biggest concerns is accuracy. Online databases pull information from multiple sources, and listings do not always reflect real-time changes. A home may appear active after it has already sold. Prices and property details can be outdated. In some markets, certain platforms no longer display every MLS listing, meaning buyers may not be seeing the full picture. Automated valuations can also vary widely, sometimes overestimating or underestimating a property’s true market value.

Fraud is another growing issue. As reported by Kiplinger, real estate scams have increased, including fake listings, deceptive ads, and spoofed emails that target buyers during transactions. These schemes can result in lost deposits or compromised personal information.

There are also important details that algorithms simply cannot capture. Off-market or “pocket” listings, which are shared privately among agents, do not always appear online. Subtle but meaningful factors such as seller motivation, potential inspection concerns, neighborhood changes, or nuanced comparable sales data require local insight and verification.

Online platforms are excellent starting points. They provide access, visibility, and convenience. But they are tools, not complete solutions. Pairing online research with professional guidance helps ensure the information is accurate, comprehensive, and aligned with your specific goals.

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Monthly Recipe: Rosalynn Carter’s Pimiento Cheese Is A Treasured Recipe For A Reason

From Southern Living, “A Plains, Georgia specialty.

For Jason Carter, one simple sandwich evokes special Christmas memories of his late grandmother, former First Lady Rosalynn Carter. Instead of reflecting on her numerous social and political accomplishments, Jason chooses to remember Rosalynn as he saw her: a humble Southern grandma who had a healthy appreciation for mayonnaise. 

She was the type of woman who always packed a lunch—with enough to spare. And like most Georgia-bred ladies of her generation, she also had a killer pimiento cheese recipe. “My grandmother was like everyone else’s in a lot of ways: She was kind and loving, and almost all of her recipes called for mayonnaise,” says Jason, the chair of  The Carter Center and eldest grandson of President and Mrs. Carter.

He fondly recalls how his grandparents used to take the whole family on a big trip at Christmas—and the time when Rosalynn’s famous spread came along with them. “We were all in the back of the plane together,” Jason says. “After takeoff, we looked over, and my grandmother had taken out a Tupperware of her pimiento cheese and a loaf of bread and started making sandwiches.”

As if that weren’t enough, once all the kids in her family were fed, she shared with other people on board. “I still remember the surprised looks on folks’ faces as they watched a former First Lady pass out those sandwiches!” he says. “That moment is a perfect reflection of my grandmother: practical, down-to-earth, and selfless.”

For more and the recipe go to:  Rosalynn Carter’s Pimento Cheese

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Five Smart Ways To Use A  Leftover Baked Potato

A cold baked potato from last night may not look exciting, but it is actually a versatile, ready-to-use ingredient. With just a few additions, it can turn into a completely new meal.

1. Creamy Potato Salad

Dice the potato and toss it with mayo or Greek yogurt, a little mustard, chopped celery, onion, salt, and pepper. Add a hard-boiled egg or a spoonful of relish for extra flavor. It comes together in minutes.

2. Crispy Potato Hash

Chop the potato and cook it in a hot skillet with oil or butter until golden and crisp. Add diced onion, peppers, and ham, sausage, or any leftover protein. It works for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

3. Smashed Crispy Bites

Cut into chunks, gently flatten, and pan-fry or air-fry until the outside is crisp. Top with cheese, salsa, guacamole, or garlic for an easy appetizer or snack.

4. Easy Potato Pancakes

Grate or finely chop the potato and mix with a little egg, flour or cornstarch, salt, and onion. Fry spoonfuls until golden brown and serve with sour cream or applesauce.

5. Shortcut Shepherd’s Pie

Dice and combine with leftover ground meat and vegetables, top with cheese, and heat in the oven or microwave until warmed through. Comfort food without the extra prep.

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  Houston Housing Market Review

Multiple Listing Service of the Houston Association of REALTORS® includes residential properties and new homes listed by 50,000 REALTORS®

HOUSTON HOME SALES PICK UP IN APRIL AS BUYERS RESPOND TO MORE CHOICES

For a DETAILED review from the Houston Association of Realtors, take a look at their comprehensive review posted at https://www.har.com/content/department/mls

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Protect Your Vision This Summer

As summer begins and we spend more time outdoors, protecting your eyes becomes just as important as protecting your skin. Sunglasses are more than a seasonal accessory. They reduce eye strain, improve visibility in bright light, block harmful ultraviolet rays, and help protect the delicate skin around your eyes. They also shield against dust, pollen, and other airborne debris.

When selecting a pair, start with protection. Look for labels that state 100% UV protection or UV400. If the protection level is not clearly listed, it is best to choose another option.

Consider visible light transmission, or VLT. Lenses that allow about 20 to 40 percent of light through are well-suited for everyday wear. Darker lenses may help in very bright conditions, but are not always necessary.

Polarized lenses can reduce glare and enhance clarity during outdoor activities, though they may make some screens harder to read. Both polarized and non-polarized lenses can provide full UV protection.

Larger or wraparound frames offer better coverage by limiting light from entering at the sides. If you wear prescription glasses, investigate prescription sunglasses, or styles designed to fit over your regular frames.

The right sunglasses should do more than complete your summer look. They should protect your vision every time you head outside.

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SL: Why So Many People Save Their Used Coffee Grounds

From Southern Living, “If you’ve started making your own morning brew with a good old fashioned pot or French press, you may be stuck with literal pounds of coffee grounds each week. And while it may be your instinct to toss these into the trash, the beverage byproduct can actually be repurposed and used for a variety of daily tasks. In the spirit of sustainability, we’ve rounded up nine of our favorite ways in which coffee grounds can enhance your day-to-day routine.”

For more go to:  Uses for Coffee Grounds

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Summer Bug Safety

Spending time outdoors is one of the best parts of summer. A few simple precautions can help you enjoy it without unwanted encounters.

Ticks

Ticks are commonly found in wooded areas, tall grass, and dense brush. If you plan to hike or explore trails, wear long sleeves and long pants, and tuck pant legs into your socks for added protection. Apply an insect repellent containing DEET and follow the label instructions carefully.

Stick to cleared paths when possible and avoid brushing against heavy vegetation. After spending time outdoors, check yourself, children, and pets for ticks. If you find one, remove it carefully with tweezers by pulling straight out. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend cleaning the area with soap and water and monitoring for symptoms such as fever or rash in the weeks that follow.

Bees

Bees are generally not aggressive, but they are attracted to bright colors and sweet scents. When spending time outside, consider wearing neutral clothing and limiting scented lotions or perfumes.

If a bee approaches, remain calm and move away slowly. Avoid walking barefoot in grass, as many stings occur when someone accidentally steps on a bee. If stung, wash the area with soap and water and gently remove the stinger by scraping it away.

Mosquitoes

Mosquitoes are most active in warm weather, especially near standing water. Use an appropriate mosquito repellent when outdoors and consider wearing lightweight, long sleeves during peak times such as early morning and evening.

To reduce mosquitoes around your home, remove standing water from containers, gutters, or planters where they can breed. If bitten, wash the area with warm, soapy water to help minimize irritation.

If you are traveling, it is wise to check local guidance about seasonal pests and recommended precautions. A little preparation can help ensure your outdoor plans stay comfortable and enjoyable.

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Summer Solstice, June 21: Welcome The Longest Day

Thanks to daylight savings time, more of your waking hours will be in daylight on Sunday, June 21. This date marks the summer solstice, the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. In Alaska, expect over 19 hours of daylight, while the continental U.S. will enjoy between 14 to 16 hours of sunshine.

In some parts of Norway, the sun doesn’t set at all from approximately April 19 to August 23, and this phenomenon is observed similarly in parts of Canada, Greenland, Sweden, Finland, and Russia.

The term “solstice” derives from the Latin phrase for “sun stands still.” Around the time of each solstice, the sun appears to pause in the sky, with little change in its noontime height for several days. At the poles, the sun rises and sets just once each year. During the six months of visible sunlight, the sun continuously circles the horizon and peaks at the summer solstice. Conversely, during the six-month polar night, the sun remains below the horizon.

How To Build A Castle On The Beach

Building a sand castle can make you feel like a kid again or entertain the kids around you. But it isn’t as easy as it looks. Professional sand sculptors use special tool kits, but you can build one with household items.

For this project, you will need a shovel, funnel, putty knife, butter knife, one five-gallon bucket with the bottom cut out, and one regular 5-gallon bucket.  The completed castle will have two towers joined by a “stone” wall.

First, create a big platform on which to build your castle. Mound up and pack down sand. Build your platform in six-inch segments, pack them down with your fists, and pour half a bucket of water over it.

Once your platform is finished, fill the bottomless bucket a quarter full with sand.  Add half a bucket of water, then pack in more sand and water until the bucket is full. Place the bucket toward one side of the sand platform for the body of one tower and gently rotate the bucket to remove the sand.

Fill the funnel with packed sand and place it upside down on top for the pointed roof. Carve the body of the castle so it angles down and out from the roof. Then repeat the process for the second tower. You can build a wall between the two towers and carve stone shapes into it. Add more interest to the castle walls with carved doors and windows.

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May 2026 Trivia Answers

March Question:  What is the name of the tool used to measure wind speed?

Answer: Anemometer

Winner: Meg Crady

Your name was randomly selected from all of the correct entries. You’ve won a $50 gift card to one of the following: Amazon.com, Target, Khol’s, Bed, Bath, & Beyond, Home Depot, Academy, Petsmart, Outback, Carrabba’s Italian, Texas Roadhouse, Cracker Barrel, Olive Garden, Domino’s Pizza, Papa John’s, Chili’s, Red Robin, Panera’s, OR IHOP.  IT’S YOUR CHOICE!

June 2026 Trivia Questions

Question: What insect is most commonly associated with summer evenings and produces light through bioluminescence? 

Everyone who contacts Elisa via email (Elisa@BrunerTeam.com) or phone (832-746-7911) with the correct answer by June 25th will be entered into a drawing for a $50 gift card to one of the following: Amazon.com, Target, Khol’s, Bed, Bath, & Beyond, Home Depot, Academy, Petsmart, Outback, Carrabba’s Italian, Texas Roadhouse, Cracker Barrel, Olive Garden, Domino’s Pizza, Papa John’s, Chili’s, Red Robin, Panera’s, OR IHOP.  It’s your choice!

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You are welcome to check out my business Facebook page where I post our latest listings as well as real estate tips, etc throughout the month. Just go to  ElisaMcNinchRE. 

And as always, thank you for allowing me to be your real estate consultant for life. I love what I do because of clients like YOU! 

– Elisa McNinch, Realtor