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Michigan football, is all about the team, the team, the team.

Bo’s speech is inspiring to me, because it is spoken from the heart, in the passion only he can do.

GO BLUE!

What a fantastic day was spent on Saturday at the University of Michigan Woman’s Football Academy.

Besides over 100,000.00 raised for the Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Missy Caulk TEAM was able to contribute $750.00.

Thank you so much for all my past clients and blogging friends that were able to help us out.

The Schedule

In the mornings after introductions, everyone was divided into teams and each team rotated with a position coach where we learned the stances, and the proper technique’s. After about 15 minutes with each University of Michigan Coach and the players we rotated to the next position.

The Scrimmage

After lunch we got in our assigned teams. My team was coached by Coach Jeff Hecklinski, (Coach Heck) the Wide Receiver Coach. Our team played against Coach Jerry Montgomery’s team, who coaches the Defensive Line. Coach Heck, turned the actual plays over to Roy Roundtree, and he wanted everyone to go long. (tee hee)

Coach Heck said the one thing he heard over and over again all day was, “OMG there is Denard!”

One of the most fun things was running through the tunnel and getting to scrimmage in the the BIG HOUSE.

Well a picture is worth a thousand words, so let the video show you have much fun we had at the U of M Woman’s Football Academy.

If you would like to play on our team next year, let me know because I would love to be able to spend the day with you and help raise more money for the Comprehensive Cancer Center.

This Saturday, June 11, 2011 is the Annual University of Michigan’s Womans Football camp.

This will be the second time I have played, attended it. The first time was in Summer of 2004 and I broke my pinkey finger catching a pass with Lloyd Carr looking on.

I was playing Wide Receiver in the afternoon scrimmage and and I was not suppose to be thrown a pass. It was a running play but the running back got tackled, the QB looked up and saw me open so through me the ball and I caught it. (breaking my finger)

I walked up to my Coach, who at the time was Braylon Edwards, and said, “I think I broke my finger.”

“Nah,” said Braylon, “Good catch, get back in there.”

But, I walked off the field with my finger hanging and went into the locker room, where Paul Schmidt, Athletic Trainer for the Wolverines said, “Missy, get out to Saline Hospital and get an x-ray right away.” (Paul is from Saline and knew me from there.) So I did…3 days later I had surgery and wore a halo cast for 3 months.

Now I am playing again!!

But, this time we signed Medical Release Forms. Wonder why?

My husband played QB in high school, and the Marines (anyone remember when the Marines had a team?) and all my 3 sons played in high school. NOT ONE of them ever had a serious injury, but mom goes out one day and OUCH!

Now even though we will have a lot of fun at the Womans U of M Football Camp, it does serve a higher purpse and that is to raise funds for the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center. Since its creation in 1999, the program has helped more than 15,000 cancer patients and their families.

I never have begged asked for support on my Ann Arbor Real Estate Blog, but TODAY I am.

Can you help us raise money for this worthy event by donating to The Missy Caulk TEAM‘s efforts for U of M Comprehensive Cancer Center?

Christa and I are excited to be helping them out and you know after reading my story about my broken finger I would not be doing this again, if not for a worthy cause.

If you are one of my 2430 friends on Facebook, or 3826 Followers on Twitter…

…if eveyone could give $5.00 to $10.00, $50.00 or $100.00 we would be so very grateful.

DONATE HERE Thank you!!

607 Kellogg is for sale and is located within walking distance to University of Michigan Hospitals. Always a favorite place to live if you are a U of M Residents.

Absolutely nothing to do but move into this totally remodeled home.

Gorgeous large kitchen with a sub zero refrigerator, beautiful slate floors,new kitchen cabinets,Corian counter-tops,Gaggenau cooktop,double oven.

Hardwood floors through-out.

Remodeled bath w/corner shower.

Sitting room/study on main level could be 3rd bedroom.

Basement includes a study area, with built in desk with Corian.

Trex deck in private, fenced back yard. Roof 2006, architectural shingles.

3 season sun porch with ceramic tile floors.

Living here at 607 Kellogg, will afford you the opportunity to walk to Kerrytown, Argo Park, the U of M Hospitals, Gandy Dancer and more.

List of all the upgrades and improvements here.

Call me today to see!  734-216-2822

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As a avid University of Michigan fan, I have been just as captivated by the search for our new football coach as everyone in Ann Arbor.

Now that we have a new Wolverine Coach, Brady Hoke,  is it time to get back to work.

• I love Brady Hokes passion.
• I love seeing him and his wife and daughter knowing our traditions and raising their hands at Hail to the Victors tonight at the University of Michigan basketball game.
• I love the way David Brandon did the search and fooled the media and bloggers.

Ok enough, GO BLUE!

So in the midst of the all the tension, and obsession with the new search, real estate in Ann Arbor continues on.

Here is the Market Data published today from the Ann Arbor Area Board of Realtors for December 2010.

Search homes for sale in Ann Arbor.

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Today I finally started trying to learn IMovie. I’ve been using a Mac for two years and well if you’ve been a using a PC for years it takes time to get familiar with all the features.

My son, Matthew Caulk is a Realtor in Nashville, Tn and he is really good on the Mac so with him being in Ann Arbor for the holidays, I took advantage of him to learn a few tricks. This is far from perfect but hopefully I will get better.

One of my goals in 2011 is to start to do more videos for my blogs and web-sites.

So here is wishing you an awesome New Year in 2011, and a big Thank You for reading my posts.

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