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I am happy to report that there were no pranks played or jokes pulled on me on April 1st (April Fools Day) - although I always enjoy a good joke. Here at my office in Buffalo, NY it's mild but cool about 36°F (that's 2°C) with occasional rain. Winter, please be over with!

This past week I have spent some time contacting prospective exhibitors for the Massachusetts Self Storage Association's (MASSA) annual Trade Show which is May 19th. I am on the board and have to say I am very pleased with the way this great event, the largest in the Northeast is shaping up. We anticipate yet another super show. I especially look forward to dining with a friend and colleague Mr. Aaron Alsweiler as StorMan has graciously agreed to exhibit and provide a show sponsorship as well.

It's early to declare a trend but the signs indicate a definite uptake in terms of rental inquiries and rentals. It's always a happy time when I review the weekly key statistics reports for our 31 locations and see positive numbers! This makes me hopeful that 2011 will be a better more robust year than the last several which were not terrible but could always be better.

Keep up the great work StorMan team!

 

Regards,
Charlie Fritts, CPM (Chief Operating Officer, Storage Investment Management, Inc.)

Comment (posted by Aaron Alsweiler on 14th April 2011)

I look forward to seeing you also, Charlie. Hopefully you can instigate some warmer weather prior to my arrival.

Comment (posted by Charlie on 15th April 2011)

Aaron, I believe we can provide warmer weather for your visit in May. Should be somehwre in the 70's degree wise. Charlie.

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