Sharon Bondie
Hi, my name is Sharon Bondie and I am an account manager for Carlisle Wide Plank Floors located in our Southeastern region. I came to Carlisle Wide Plank Floors a few years ago from one of the largest home improvement chains in the world. It is a wonderful to be part of the Carlisle family. I feel like I am surrounded by family all day. They say that laughing is the mystery cure for all illnesses. Well if this is true then we are all really healthy in our Carlisle family.
We have a fun group here in the southeast as you see in the attached picture. The pink pig is a Christmas tradition that has been around Atlanta for about 30 years. People bring their kids every year to ride at Christmas. We thought it would be fun to put a picture of all of us in our Carlisle newsletter (yes, we even have our own newsletter) so we went as a group and took a picture after our ride.
I love to spend time with family and friends. Much of my free time is spent on decorating friends' and family's homes. They call me "the Queen of Returns". I actually leave tags on things for unlimited time frames so that I can get a feel for the flow of the décor. I can give you a run down of the return policy in most stores!!!! Many know me by name!!!! Oh well, if it fits wear it and if not return it except for a Carlisle Floor. This is something that will be with your home for hundreds of years. It is made to outlast us and carry on to be with our loved ones for years to come.
I think that it is truly a blessing to be able to have a Carlisle floor. Not only because of the beauty but because there is so much love and pride that goes into each one of our floors. There is nothing more satisfying than sharing my passion for our floors everyday with all of you out there.
There really is nothing more important than the surface that we live on with the people that we love. That is the message that I will share with people while blogging!!!
Posted on January 9, 2008 at 10:39 AM in (1) Comments
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Cindy Sumner said…
Sharon,
We are in the process of a remodel in most of our home. The home was built in 1991 an has quite a bit of ‘honey stained oak’ in the cabinetry, window sills, doorways and doors. I need to work around this as it is much too costly to replace. My home is decorated with a southwestern lodge feel. I love the outdoors and frequent the Sierras and high desert. Colors include sage, cranberry red and black. Am in a turmoil as to what would be the best decision for my wood floors.
I love the Eastern White Pine with the big knots. Any suggestions?Posted at 02:08 AM on January 31, 2008
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