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THE BEARER a GIFT to OUR COMMUNITY Growing Wealth Through REAL Estate Dekkerteam.Com LIVING IN OTTAWA & AREA Established 1989 FEBRUARY 2020 ISSUE 326 THE BEARER A GIFT TO OUR COMMUNITY Growing Wealth Through REAL Estate DekkerTeam.com How Do You Deliver Love? There are plenty of boxes and bags filled with sweets this time of year in just about every grocery store: elegant assortments of truffles, paper Valentines with attached lollipops for kindergarteners to share with friends, and of course, classic little boxes of chalky hearts printed with sweet phrases. Did you know that those little candies have been around since 1866? It has been more than a few years since I exchanged Valentines with a group of friends in class, but I got to thinking about all the ways that adults deliver love. The single rose tentatively given by a blushing young gentleman to his crush develops at some point into a dozen roses presented at the apartment door on date night. Certainly, those flowers are signs of blossoming love, but what about the love that is delivered invisibly? The moment when a busy parent suddenly stops in the middle of a sidewalk to tie their little guy’s shoes might just look like a quick interruption to a fast walk, but the gesture is full of love. The person who takes time to stop and chat with their elderly neighbor over the fence often slows down and smiles extra wide as they make small talk, peppering that conversation with sweet friendship and a bit of love. Every time a dog gets a new collar or a kitty is snatched up and plunked on a warm lap… love, right there. When voices sing “Happy Birthday” in off-key harmony there is love in the air; each time volunteers turn up for a local blood drive or drop boxed goods into to a food donation bin; every time a treasured photo is gently dusted and put back in its place on the mantle, there is love in all of those moments. Whether your Valentine comes in the form of a small card printed with superheroes and is ripped from a perforated sheet of similar notes, or looks more like a night out with friends that just happens to include a slice of cake with extra forks, love is in the air. My friend, may you be surrounded by true love this February and throughout the year! 1, 2, 3 of Keeping Your Home Current I’ve been asked “How do I keep my home current anytime so I can be ready to go when I’m ready to make a move”? Some of the things that you can do are going to be inexpensive and some of them are going to blow the budget. The top 3 answers are: • Paint, paint, paint. • Hard surfaces. • Accessorizing. We go over some of the inexpensive things that you can do for the 2020 vision of your home so that it can remain current. Watch on YouTube.com/dekkerteam. ROAR Canada 20/20 VISION LIVING Mastermind Series The Mastermind facilitators begin the experience and each member adds their individual brilliance to the conversation resulting in growth, confidence, and clarity of the next step to take in the attendees’ uniquely wonderful journey. Gain access to the 4 session Mastermind series early- bird investment 97 till January 31st. “Elevating Courage” Individual Mastermind ticket early-bird investment 37 till January 31st. https://www.canadaroar.com/ YETTA DEKKER, BROKER Moving Forward Together.... [email protected] because TOGETHER we’ve got this 613-860-4663 Great Properties Arriving Daily & Selling Quickly! AVOID MISSING OUT BY CALLING NOW 613.860.4663 ONE OF THESE HOMES COULD BE THE RIGHT FIT FOR YOU! CALL: 613-860-4663 OR VISIT WWW.DEKKERTEAM.COM Byward Market Condo Manotick Waterfront - 2 bdrm + Den, 2 bthrm on the back channel In-suite Laundry 3 bedroom, Beautiful Amenities 3 bathroom 90 George St #1108 Inground pool. 697,000 Can you imagine Greely Bungalow having your morning coffee enjoying this Truly Accessible view in the spring? Inground Pool Garages Galore 56’x21’ and 34’x27’ 825,000 800,000 How Much Is Your Home Really Worth? Real Estate Statistics MLS® Receive your custom, FREE personalized JANUARY 2020 neighbourhood snapshot to always be in the know. 613-860-4663. [email protected] OTTAWA - FREEHOLD 267 LISTINGS - AVG PRICE $1,055,756 SOLD IN LAST 30 DAYS 167 - AVERAGE SALE PRICE: $562,800 - AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET 25 It’s that time of year again... Time to check and/or change out the batteries in your OTTAWA - CONDOMINIUM smoke alarms. AVG PRICE $677,506 Still think there is a little life 160 LISTINGS - left in the old ones? Use them SOLD IN LAST 30 DAYS 116 in a less crucial device to - AVERAGE SALE PRICE: $328,733 save money without risking - AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET 33 the lives of your friends and family. Which Inside Track Episodes have you enjoyed? What would you like to hear on the Inside Track? Send suggestions for topics to [email protected] Learn with the Dekker Team Fridays 9:30 am CHRI - 99.1 FM or watch on youtube.com/dekkerteam. The Dekker Team values and contributes to the growth and happiness of each family. DEKKER TEAM I YETTA DEKKER, BROKER I 1.613.860.4663 I [email protected] I SOLID ROCK REALTY. Brokerage. • Free Bearer submission by the 20th monthy • You & your friends can access the free e-version by making a request at [email protected] GENERAL SERVICES EVENTS LAW OFFICE OF G. TODD BARNEY-Personal Injury Lawyer 25+ Ottawa South Women’s Connection Thurs, Feb 13, 2020 3280 years. Medical malpractice, motor vehicle accidents, slip & fall. Leitrim Rd. (Fred Barrett) Ottawa. Harmony House with 613-491-9200. Serving Manotick, Riverside South, Barrhaven, Sandra Pedersen, Verena Diefenbacher’s faith story Greely and surrounds. Manotick Main Street. www.barneylaw.ca “Understanding” Music with Joyce Poulin. Admission: $6.00 Info. (613) 801-8758 Women Connecting with God, each other, DOES YOUR BUSINESS NEED CUSTOMERS? Market Pie is a their community. RSVP Ministries next event - March 12, 2020 digital marketing agency that brings the campaigns of the big corporations, to the little guys. We Deliver Great Customers to Bereavement support & grief education. The first Thursday your door so you can do what you love. www.marketpie.ca each month, our Pastoral Care Team presents a Support & J & J Organizing and Cleaning Services ~ A professional Share Afternoon. This is an opportunity to learn about the Service with a difference. Call 613-826-3276 for a free quote. grief process, ask questions and to get some support on your journey of healing. Osgoode Baptis/Vernon United Church, Kevin’s Painting Services. Your local specialist bringing visions 8674 Bank St, Vernon. 2020 dates: February 6, March 5, April to life! Over 25 years experience. Call now for free estimate. 2, May 7, June 4. 2:00-3:30 pm. Free sessions. Facilitator: Ian 613-296-0574 Henderson, Certified Grief Educator and Life Transition SHAPE UP: Struggling to kick start a New Year Healthy start!!!! Coach. 613-858-3113 [email protected] Let us help!!! One to One Personal Training, small Fitness ROAR Canada 20/20 VISION LIVING Mastermind Series - 4 groups, Nutritional counseling. Something to help everyone in Saturdays in 2020 - 8:45 am-12:45 pm. Early bird price until Jan Private Greely Gym. Caroline 613-878-0937 or shape-up.ca 31st. Go to https://www.canadaroar.com/ for more information BARNHART LAW OFFICE - MICHAEL H. BARNHART, 1459 River Road, Manotick, 613-692-3050 - Family Law (separation), WINTER EVENTS OTTAWA & AREA divorce, custody, access, child support, spousal support, net TD Ottawa Winter Jazz Festival January 30 - February 1 Arts family property), Real Estate, Wills, Power of Attorneys & Estates. Court Theatre, 2 Daly Avenue http://ottawajazzfestival.com/ New to Greely! Pound Fitness! Offer Bootcamps & Yoga. Winterlude January 31 - February 17th Free and ticketed events. Let us help you stay consistent with your health & fitness https://www.ottawatourism.ca/ottawa-insider/winterlude/ goals. You will also gain access to our online community with nutrition tips, mindset coaching, extra workouts, Rideau Canal Skateway is open & celebrating the 50th motivation and more. www.perfectly-fit.ca for info/schedule. skating season. NCC offers a range of special activities on the Skateway. FREE. https://www.ottawatourism.ca/ottawa-insider/ HYPNOSIS Manage Stress. Stop Smoking. Lose weight. All rideau-canal-skateway/ from the comfort & convenience of your own home. How? Internet video. Free consult.DaveHallettHypnosis.com (former Marionville’s Winter Carnival Jan 31st 5:30 pm - Feb 2nd 2:00 Dir of Canadian Hypnosis Centre) 613-858-5688 (call or text) pm Marionville, https://www.georgedarouze.ca/marionvilles- winter-carnival FOR SALE 5th Annual Drag Races Sat., Feb. 1, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Rideau Carleton Casino, 4837 Albion Rd, https://g.co/kgs/Y741jh Antique Furniture available, all in good condition. Check it out at manotickestatesale.com Northern Lights 2020 Cultural Showcase Wed., Feb. 5 – Sat., Toddler sleds - wooden (2) $35.00 and $45.00 Crock Pot Feb. 8 Shaw Centre 55 Colonel By Dr, https://g.co/kgs/da8jN6 $25.00 Desk Lamp (silver) $l0.00 613-733-2289 BeaverTails Ottawa Ice Dragon Boat Festival February 7 & 8, 2020 Dows Lake https://www.icedragonboat.ca/ Girls (2pc) Winter Jacket black detachable hood & removable pink jacket can wear as liner or separate size 12-14 NEW Ottawa Ice Dragon Boat Festival Fri., Feb. 7, 10:00 a.m. – Sat., condition $30. Ladies Danier genuine leather coats Tan jacket Feb. 8, 4:00 a.m. 180 Kent St, https://g.co/kgs/Zz6vNo size 4-6 $25 and Black 3/4 coat size 6-8 $30.
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