Happy Valentine’s Day from Team Enso! We hope everybody has a wonderful day!

If you need some good ideas as for where to go out to dinner on Valentine’s Day, check this website out.

http://www.gayot.com/restaurants/best-atlanta-ga-valentinesday_7at.html

 

 

Our very own Leasing & Marketing SUPERSTAR, Nicole Louchart, took home the big WIN in Greystar’s “Day In the Life” Video Contest! She won a cool $250 from our Atlanta corporate office and has been entered into the National Apartment Association’s 2012 Video Contest where she now has a chance to win a fully-paid trip to their Boston conference this summer!

 
You Go Girl!

This Just In!!!

NEW RESIDENT REFERRAL RATES are $500!

 So refer a friend to come lease today!

…and let Team Enso know TODAY which storage unit is yours!

Hey En-Crowders!

We are pleased to intorduce our February 2012 Calendar. We hope you all have a wonderful “Month of Love” & will look forward to seeing you, and some new faces, soon! Also, don’t forget about our Pre-Game Party for the Super Bowl this Sunday, February 5, 2012. Stay tuned for more details. :)

 

 

 

The Team at Enso wishes you a Happy New Year!

Halloween, the children’s night for Trick or Treats….. Ghosts and Goblins…. Haunts and Horrors.  Unfortunately, some of the horrors are all too real!  Every year, on Halloween, many children suffer from auto accident, fire injuries, falls, cuts, bruises or poisoned treats.  Be aware and be informed so your child can have a safe, enjoyable Halloween.  Supervise your children’s evening and stay in neighborhoods that are well lit and familiar.

RISKY ROADWAYS:

Children can become careless from excitement and may run into the road.  Go SLOW, SLOW, SLOW, all evening long.  Adult Halloween parties should have a
designated driver.

Dusk is the time of poorest visibility for drivers. Try to Trick or Treat while it is still daylight.

Choose a costume that is easy to walk in, easy to see out of and can be seen by car drivers.

If the Trick or Treating lasts into the night, wear a light colored costume.

Use reflective tape on the costume for additional visibility.

If no sidewalk is present – walk on the left side of the road facing traffic.

Approach only houses that are lit up.

DANGEROUS DRESS:

Loose costumes, oversized bags or unsafe shoes can cause falls or accidents.

Masks reduce vision.

Sharp or pointed toy weapons are unsafe.

If wearing a mask, choose one that is cool, comfortable and easy to see out of.  Take off the mask before crossing the street.  Better yet, wear make-up
instead of a mask.

FRIGHTFUL FLAMES:

Billowing costumes are dangerous around an open flame.

Flowing false hair wigs are unsafe around candles.

Wigs and costumes should be of non-flammable materials.

Use a flashlight.  It makes children more visible and lights their way.

TREACHEROUS TREATS:

It’s sad, but true.  Some people wish to cause harm.  Treats must be checked for potential poisons or unsafe objects.

All fruit should be washed and cut into small pieces to make sure nothing has been placed inside.

Unpacked items such as popcorn or small candies should be DISCARDED.

Candy with loose or torn wrappings should also be DISCARDED.

Never go into any homes.

If you should discover anything wrong with the “treats” brought home, report it to local law enforcement so that other parents may be warned and the people responsible caught.

 

HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM ENSO!