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Staying Connected With Social Media

You may recall that I have written in several past posts about my love of using  “Social Media” in marketing Real Estate and networking with clients, business associates and keeping in touch with friends.  Last week I was honored to be featured in a article in the La Jolla Village News, written by Jenna Frazier   about Social Media. Jenna wanted to write an article about Mothers staying connected through Social Media. She interviewed me along with 3 other fabulous women, Katie Wood Dillon, Noel Ehlers and Lauren Hirsch.  We all live in La Jolla and initially became friends through Twitter.  We also love to blog and are daily users of Facebook.  We all believe in the power of using Social Media, personally or for business and find it has become a big part of our lives in many different ways. Even though we are all in different phases of life, we have found a connection through this new and wonderful medium.

Feel free to get in touch with us on Twitter at…. Michelle Silverman @MichelleRealtor, Katie Wood Dillon @lajollamom, Noel Ehlers @birdrockfab, and Lauren Hirsch @BuywithMeSd

Interactive Hiking website helps find new hiking trails in La Jolla!

Here’s a great new website for the hiking enthusiast where you can plot your hike over mountains (view elevation), through the woods (topo maps), and on any trail with just a few mouse clicks. Once your hiking map is complete you can quickly view it in 3D, satellite maps, or share it with friends.  You will be able to log your training, set goals and keep track of everything. including calories.  There is a “marketplace” to buy fitness gear!

With a MapMyHike.com account, you will be able to conveniently create and share hiking routes, workout schedules, and much more!   MapMyHike.com Membership is Required!  You must be a registered user of MapMyHike.com and must be logged in to access this feature. MapMyHike.com membership is FREE so register today!

Are there natural hazards in your neighborhood?

Now there is a wonderfully helpful website to help you discover just what these hazards are! Log onto this website to “discover the hazards that exist in your area and learn how to reduce YOUR risk!” Among the good of advice you’ll find there is that “the best way to recover from disasters is by reducing the risks before a disaster strikes.” On this site you’ll get advice on having a preparedness kit, steps to take after a disaster and learn much more!

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