Passing It Along
Posted by Cindy on December 19, 2009Growing up in Canada is something that’s rather impossible to forget. The neighborhood where your parents live will always hold a special place in the heart, being the seat of so many first memories and first experiences of the world. After the initial memories of sensations, of the first time you accidentally touch something hot, or the feeling of snow on bare skin, there’s some dim memories of how the parents related to the people in the community. There were favorite neighborhood dogs, grocery stores, and postal carriers, and all of these things go into some great memory bank somewhere. It takes awhile, sometimes a decade or more, to even realize that these memories of a community are very special.
It’s probably because there is a sense of community here. It may not be the same as it was during the last generation, or the one before that, but it’s certainly still here. It’s one of the things that makes Canada such an attractive place to live in the world. It’s something that they seem to understand, too, at TransGlobe Property Management. They’re very convenient, and very friendly, and have thousands of properties to choose from, but there’s a very personal touch here that lets you know there is a sense of what the communities and the neighborhoods here are really like.
It’s difficult to find this kind of commitment and compassion for place these days. Based on the memories of childhood, there seems to be no better place for this kind of commitment. We have something special here in Canada. TransGlobe Property Management has a particularly splendid staff, who are well-trained and efficient, but they also live and work here, too, and share the same enthusiasm for place. This is one thing that can make it easier to make the transition from one place of business or living to another, because enthusiasm can remind us of where we came from, and what we can pass along.