Hey there! I’m passionate about educating people about real estate. Last week I shared about having a house on well water. Are you thinking of buying or selling a house with a well water system? Then these videos are for you!
Here’s what I shared on YouTube last week:
Hey there! I’m passionate about educating people about real estate. Here’s what I shared on YouTube last week:
This month’s newsletter is ready for you. View it below or click here to download. The newsletter’s helpful articles include:
In this month’s local profile Valerie Pisierra, Executive Director of the nonprofit Loudoun Cares, shares about the organization and how it helps people in Loudoun County. Loudoun Cares is a “matchmaker” of sorts, connecting volunteers with organizations seeking help, and those in need with those able to help. Watch the video to learn more!
Hey there! I’m passionate about educating people about real estate. Here’s what I shared on YouTube last week:
Hey there! I’m passionate about educating people about real estate. Here’s what I shared on YouTube last week:
Here I build on my Part 1 video, take you through my side garden bed, and share my wisdom on what plants I love (and hate!) for Northern Virginia. I’m sharing plants that are easy keepers, stand up to deer, and are perennial so you don’t have to replant each year!
For details on each plant mentioned, visit my blog article with more information:
Here are links to each plant I mentioned in the video, in the order they are mentioned in the video:
I’ve been in Northern Virginia 9 years now, and I have learned a lot about what plants do well here (and are low maintenance!) over that time.
In this YouTube video I take you through my front garden bed and share my wisdom on what plants I love (and hate!) for Northern Virginia. I’m sharing plants that are easy keepers, stand up to deer, and are perennial so you don’t have to replant each year!
Here are links to each plant I mentioned in the video, in the order they are mentioned in the video:
Curious what a dry hydrant is? Maybe you drove by one and wondering “how in the world does a DRY hydrant work, shouldn’t there be water?!” Watch and learn what it is, and why it’s great!
P.S.: like the house in the background? It’s for sale! 17229flintfarmdr.adriennegreen.com
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May’s newsletter is ready for you. View it below or click here to download. The newsletter’s helpful articles include:
The newsletter also includes an interview with Holt Barrineau, Sales Manager with Beautiful Home Services, LLC. Holt shares how he and the company are continuing to work hard helping clients with home remodeling while keeping everyone safe in today’s COVID-19 climate. Watch the video on YouTube now!
A local favorite for breakfast or lunch is the Leesburg Diner, located in the heart of downtown on King Street. My family loves to stop in occasionally as a special treat after church on Sunday.
This is not your stereotypical greasy spoon diner, it’s elevated, healthy, and delicious breakfast and lunch fare. One classic diner trait that I love is that the server leaves a carafe of coffee on the table, so you never have to wait for refills!
During this particular meal, enjoyed in February prior to the COVID-19 stay at home recommendation, we enjoyed Eggs Benedict, Huevos Rancheros, a chocolate chip pancake for the kids, and cinnamon rolls.
This restaurant has a kid friendly atmosphere, but be aware that there is no kids menu. Our kids have been satisfied with the a la carte breakfast menu items, so the lack of a kids menu has not been a problem for us. The restaurant has enough ambient noise that children are not a disruption to others, and the televisions in the restaurant provide distraction to the kids when they’re done eating. As it is in a historic building, the bathrooms are small and do not have changing tables.
Watch my YouTube video to see the full review of the Leesburg Diner. I highly recommend stopping in for a bite once we can frequent restaurants again!