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February 2020 FREE | GRATIS the www.pinelandsdirectory.co.za PINELANDS COMMUNITY MAGAZINE musISSUE 103e | February 2020 SPECIAL FEATURE Education & Childcare BASIL Heleen VISITING Young MONTISPECTUS Out and BUTTER Meyer VIETNAM Achievers COTTAGE About Always Choose the Busiest Agency We make it happen FOR FOR FOR FOR SALE SALE SALE SALE Pinelands *R7.995m Pinelands *R4.295m Pinelands *R3.850m Pinelands *R2.995m FOR FOR FOR FOR SALE SALE SALE SALE Thornton *R2.600m Pinelands *R2.400m Pinelands *R1.245m Pinelands *R1.050m UNDER UNDER SOLD SOLD OFFER OFFER BY US BY US Pinelands *R3.395m Pinelands *R1.695m Pinelands *R3.850m Thornton *R1.795m LET LET LET LET BY US BY US BY US BY US Pinelands *R18 000 pm Pinelands *R10 500 pm Pinelands *R9 500 pm Pinelands *R9 500 pm *Asking price If you are thinking of selling or renting please contact YOUR EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTY TEAM AT Pauline Pat Julie Kathy Robyn Jessica SEEFF PINELANDS Hareb Peat Meyer Anderson Meyer Evans Sales Manager Sales Sales Sales Rentals Sales 082 490 0344 083 290 1331 083 288 8481 083 987 7673 078 359 0354 083 985 2111 Expertise Built Through Generations of Trust Howard Centre︱Pinelands︱Phone: 021 531 7507︱[email protected] ︱ SeeffPinelands Seeff-M1-103.indd 1 2020/01/21 11:57 WELCOME Yellow Billed Kite LET IT BE This intra-African migrant is a fairly We are now well and truly into the new year, indeed, a new decade - the reverie and common visitor during summer over the celebrations of the the recent year end fading into the business cycle of life. As I started Peninsula. writing this column, the song playing on the radio was the old Beatles classic, Let It Be. It is easily distinguishable by its deeply It set me wondering – might this be a good attitude with which to approach this new forked tail and bright yellow bill and stretch of life ahead? legs. It occurs singly, in pairs, or flocks. The past is a like a circle of old friends we have known all our lives. They are not with us Flocks are most common during termite all the time, but their presence surrounds us and shapes our character. We have had our emergences. They are known to feed ups and downs with them, but we know them well and are quite comfortable with them. mainly by scavenging or by taking food The present is a moving moment, where the world in all its variety keeps stepping up to items on the ground, and have been meet us. It is where the story of our lives is really written, where we are surprised, angry, known to snatch food from picnickers! happy, bored... Here is where we choose how to react to these emotions to guide the direction of our life from the indelible past to the fluid future we hope to shape. Text: John The future is like the strangers we have just met. We may have some idea about who they McFarlane, are and what they will do. We may have some intention of where our mutual relationship Pinewood might go as we converse with them but we cannot be sure. We are just a part of the engine Village driving the future foward. Points in our future will surely also have ups and downs despite resident. our best efforts to mould them to our wishes. This may be where an attitude of Let It Be would be good for us. When the future takes us John has to somewhere we did not want to be, accepting the truth of what is, rather than holding on been a keen to past dreams of what it was supposed to be, is probably the quickest way to find peace, birder for learn something new and set a course for our next destination. more than 30 May your new year hold a little magic, some surprises and peace and learning for you. years, and is Enjoy the edition! a long time member of the Cape Bird Club. Max Schutte See www.capebirdclub.org.za. Editor and Writer and View the Rate Card on our website: Advertising Photographer www.pinelandsdirectory.co.za Max Schutte Glynnis Schutte for advertising details, deadlines, artwork BUYING requirements, circulation information and CONTACT THE MUSE MAGAZINE publication schedules. SELLING t 021 531 3324 c 073 644 1288 LETTING e [email protected] Your news, photographs and stories can be p submitted to The Muse Magazine by email PINELANDS, THORNTON The Muse, 12 Rhone, Pinelands, 7405 and surrounding areas at [email protected]. NEXT EDITION DEADLINES The Muse reserves the right to select articles 104 • Mar 2020 Bookings: 10 Feb for inclusion and to make alterations to Published: 25 Feb 2020 Content: 14 Feb submitted contributions. Gavin McDougall 061 076 1481 © Copyright reserved. All editorial content and graphics are copyright and may not be copied, We strive to be good to all, republished or re-used without the express permission of The Muse Magazine, which reserves all and good at what we do! rights. Parts of this publication may also be subject to separate copyright by other parties. Contact us for a free CMA valuation February 2020 | the muse | 1 www.opendoorproperties.co.za [email protected] OpenDoor-M5-075.indd 1 2017/06/21 9:29 AM BREAKFASTS | LUNCHES TRAMEZZINI | SHWARMAS February 2020 | the muse | 2 BURGERS | WRAPS COMMUNITY CALENDAR FROZEN MEALS Wed 5 February 2020 Wed 26 February 2020 February Special HAPPY HOUR @PINELANDS LIBRARY PINELANDS STAMP CIRCLE GOODYS Join the Pinelands Library social group for Meet in the Committee Room, Pinelands BREAKFAST adults in the Committee Room at 10am for Library at 7:15pm for a Philatelic workshop Only R35.00 “The Big Five”. Call 021 530 7160. meeting, looking at the treatment of Peel and Stick stamps, Rust Removal, the use of Sat 8 & 29 February 2020 UV light, Philatelic write-ups etc. Filter KAPS MARKET (Karoo Animal Protection) Call Martin 021 689 5050. Visit the KAPS gift table at SASNEV from 9am to 1pm. KAPS relies entirely on donations, to Sun 1 March 2020 Only R12.90 educate communities in the care of domestic PMA MARKET DAY animals. Call Gloria 083 450 2782. The Pinelands Muslim Association will host Millside Park, Morningside, Ndabeni their market day in Nursery Way from 9am Mon - Fri: 7:30am - 5pm | Sat: 8am - 1pm Saturday 15 February 2020 to 4 pm. Join them for breakfast, lunch, a Open during load shedding | Free WIFI CANNONS CREEK MUSIC FESTIVAL magic show and more. Free deliveries: from 9am - 3pm • Mon - Fri Bring your picnic blanket or chair and join us Call Kauthar 066 088 3083. See advert pg 15. for orders over R40 to surrounding areas on the lawn at Cannons Creek Independent 021 531 6398 | 082 926 1361 School, Nursery Way, Pinelands, to listen to Fri 6 & Sat 7 March 2020 www.goodys.capetown a variety of local artists with headline acts: CANNONS CREEK OPEN DAYS Craig Lucas and Vicky Sampson. Food and Come to the Primary School in Nursery beverages will be on sale at this fundraising Way on Friday 6 March from 9am to 12 event. Book on Quicket R130, or at the gate noon and to the High School on Saturday R140. Children under 9: free. Starting at 6pm. 7 March at 9am. Goodys-M5-103-2.indd 1 2020/01/21 09:41 See www.cannonscreek.co.za for more Tuesday 18 February 2020 information. PINEHURST PRIMARY OPEN DAY Visit the School in Rhone, Pinelands, from Sat 14 & Sun 15 Mar 2020 WIN A HELICOPTER FLIGHT 8:30 - 10:00am. See why the “Green School” LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS BUY A TICKET FOR R100 is known as The School with Joy. RSVP to The annual charity fundraiser orchestrated AND STAND A CHANCE TO Victoria Rogers on [email protected] by the Rotary Club of Wynberg and Fine WIN A HELICOPTER FLIGHT or call 021 531 2783. See www.phps.org.za. Music Radio returns to the City Hall with FOR 4 PEOPLE Roccover Beethoven conducted by Richard VALUED AT R10,000 Friday 21 February 2020 Cock. Lucky draw prizes will be up for GRACE PRIMARY OPEN MORNING grabs. Secure, free parking on the Grand Come to 8 Protea Close, Pinelands at 9:30 Parade. Tickets are on sale from Monday am to see the school in action and hear 3 February 2020 at Computicket www. about the “living education” offered to computicket.com for R250, R300 and R350. grades 1 to 7. RSVP to 021 532 1816 or admin@ Contact Stephen Bredenkamp on 082 570 graceprimary.org. See www.graceprimary.org. 4440 or visit www.wynbergrotary.org.za. The competition closes on the 15th February 2020 at the Cannons Creek Music Festival. Contact the school for full details and Ts & Cs. ADVERTISE YOUR EVENTS! [email protected] email [email protected]. Send content for the March 2020 edition by 14 Feb 2020. GOOD LUCK! R140 ensures placement in the calendar. 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