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 I hope your first day of school with
Fall is Here! your kiddos went Great! Summer is
over, but I must say this Mama had a
wonderful Summer and hated to see it go! This by far was one of my favorite
Summers! I am sharing a few picture with you from my trip to Bali with my
daughters. I can't tell you enough what a wonderful experience it was to go
to a place I've been wanting to go to since I saw the movie Eat, Pray, Love,
and to experience this with my daughters was something I will never forget. I
got to share a dream with them, and we experienced snorkeling, a monkey
forest, and some of the most beautiful oceans, mountains, sunsets and
sunrises I have ever seen. I got to see my youngest who turns 21 this year,
and who traveled to Southeast Asia for the entire summer with her boyfriend,
grow into a strong, confident, fearless woman right before my eyes. I got to
re-connect with my middle daughter in a whole different way watching her fly
for the first time out of the country, and grow more into her adulthood as well.
We learned to support each other, work together and face things without
fear. It was like we were just three girlfriends on a trip together. I didn't need
to mother them, I just sat back and enjoyed them. I cherish these photos.
Being a mama has so many wonderful benefits, whether you are a new
mama, have had a few kids already, are a mama like myself with adult
children, or maybe you’re a grandma... whatever age or stage you are in,
enjoy it, every minute of it. Yes, there are times when we just feel like we
need a break, or don't know how we will get through something, but when
your kids grow up and believe me it seems like they do at lightning speed,
you will one day look back and cherish those little moments you had. Let
them be little as long as you can... and enjoy it, and when they are all grown
up, no matter what path they choose, stand beside them, and let them know
you support them in whatever they want to do.
I have learned to mother less and support more as my kids get older, and I've
learned that its also ok to put yourself first too when needed. This trip made
me remember who I was as a young woman. I highly recommend planning a
trip either now or in the future with your older daughters, sons, kids to a
magical place where you can all connect all over again! I hope you enjoy
my pics and now lets get back to reality, back to school, and of course...
Bring on FALL FUN!
We have filled this issue with all the wonderful fall fest and happenings in the
area, and there are so many! Don't forget to check out our facebook page
for your chance to win Shadybrook Farm and The Market at Del Val Fall Fest
Passes. Enter your photos for a chance to be next year’s cover winner by
snapping a photo at either of the festivals and emailing it to us. Look out for
designated photo spots to take your Cover Photo submission. We also
included more local businesses for you to check out and remember to patron-
ize our locals, because without them we couldn't put this lil guide in your
hands! Have a Fun Filled Fall and enjoy all the great events and things to do
in this issue! We would also like to thank you, our fans and readers, and
local advertisers, for helping us celebrate 9 years of Mama's Lil Guide this
year. Without your support we would not have been able to put out our great
lil guide. We love our community and are so blessed to have been doing this
for 9 years!
Happy Fall Mamas!
Sharon Cowell mamaslilguide@gmail.com
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Mama’s Healthy Corner
Health tips, answers to questions & more!
What does that word mean to you?
As a Certified Integrative Nutrition
Health Coach, when I say the word
“detox” I mean that we need to eliminate
triggers or support our body’s natural waste
removal process. Our body has a wonder-
ful system to remove toxins naturally
through our skin, kidneys, intestines,
lungs, lymphatic system, and liver. Most
detox happens in the liver.
Today, our bodies are overloaded with toxins because of
eating too much processed foods, stress, lack of sleep
and sedentary lifestyles. Toxins are also in the water we
drink and the air we breathe. When our bodies become
overloaded, our liver can’t perform its function to remove
all the toxins so they get sent back into the body. This
then causes inflammation in the body. It can be seen as
headaches, migraines, brain fog, allergies, joint pain,
skin issues, acid reflux, difficulty losing weight, hormone
imbalance, gut issues, autoimmune issues, diabetes…the
list goes on.
Here are some tips to live a Detox Lifestyle to eliminate
and limit toxin exposure to help your body rid of them
naturally.
1. Crowd out foods made with white flour as they have
additives and preservatives and all the good stuff has
been taken out.
2. Crowd out sugar. The bad bacteria in your gut feed
on sugar.
3. Eat fiber from whole foods. Fiber helps to speed up
waste through the GI tract and is fuel for the good
bacteria in your gut along with many other benefits.
4. Healthy fats and oils such as extra virgin olive oil,
avocado oil, avocadoes, walnuts, flaxseed, wild caught
salmon just to name a few. These foods have omeg
3 fats and they are anti-inflammatory and good for
hormone balance, too!
5. Eat foods that support the liver such as root
vegetables, dark leafy greens, seaweed, asparagus,
berries, black pepper just to name a few.
6. Obtain adequate micronutrients through whole
foods like zinc, selenium, folate and Vitamin D.
7. Pro-biotics and Pre-biotics promote beneficial gut
bacteria. They help you have a balanced gut
microbiome for overall health.
8. Getting high quality sleep. The best time to go to
bed is by 10:00pm so you can get a full 7-8 sleep.
While you sleep, your brain actually does some
waste removal as well! Which in turn enhances your
immune system, hormone balance, boosts metabo-
lism and more…
9. Reduce stress. The body can’t adequately deal
with chronic stress and digestion at the same time so
toxins gets pushed back into the body and stored as
fat.
10. Sweating while exercising and even sitting in a
sauna help flush toxins through the skin.
Are you looking for support and guidance on
detoxing your body slowly and naturally? Contact
me to make changes to your diet, nutrition, exercise,
sleep and stress. Together we will make changes to
meet your health and lifestyle goals. You can reach
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All of the staff members and guests who visit the Barn Nature Center have one very important thing in
common: A passion for wildlife! Most of us will go out of our way to catch and release spiders from our
homes or create little habitats in our yards to encourage wildlife to visit!
Knowing this, what we are about to tell you may seem a little strange. If you ever see a bug that looks like the
one in the picture…smoosh it. That is a spotted lanternfly, and they are a particularly nasty invasive species.
An invasive species is a living thing (typically an animal or plant) that is brought into a new habitat where it
does not belong. Sometimes people bring them by accident, like with the lanternflies, and sometimes it is on
purpose, like with feral cats. We have several animals at the Nature Center that are invasive species in
different places around the world, most notably red-eared slider turtles and a cane toad. No matter what the
species is, it almost always messes up the ecosystems and habitats that it invades.
Spotted lanternflies destroy trees and other plants,
and secrete a honeydew that grows mold, furthering
damage to plants. They are originally from Asia, and
our native plants are not equipped to deal with them.
In the fall they lay massive numbers of eggs, so it is
important to kill them or report them on the PA Depart-
ment of Agriculture Website.
Happy hunting everyone!

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Babes in the Woods
9/19, 9/26 and 10/3, 10/10 | 10-11am
Peace Valley Nature Center, Doylestown
For children 9 mos to 2 yrs. Awaken the
senses of your babe with a great outdoor
nature awareness class with a story and a
led walk.
Fee $50 (members $45) 215-345-7860
The Count's
Halloween
Spooktacular
9/21 - 11/3
Sesame Place
Bring the little ones in Halloween costumes
to Sesame for this family-friendly Hallow-
een tradition! Mazes, Halloween shows,
thrilling hayride with your favorite furry
friends and watch an exciting Neighbor-
hood Street Party Halloween Parade.
Valley of Fear Haunted Hayride
9/27 - 11/2
Feasterville
Explore the darker side of Bucks County
during one of the many haunted hayrides
in the woods behind Phoenix Sport Club,
where you can hop off the hayride and test
your aim in Zombie Paintball.
National Alpaca Farm Days
9/28 – 9/29 | 10am-4pm
Arrow Acres Alpaca Farm, Wall, NJ
Join us for National Alpaca Farm Days to
kick off the start of our season! FREE! Meet
our alpacas and give them treats all day
long. Farm store open. FREE hot dogs,
apples, apple cider, cookies, and snacks.
Donations are greatly appreciated!
9/28 - 9/29 Annual
New Hope-Solebury High School
Sponsored by the Bucks
County Playhouse. Browse the work of
talented local artists during this juried
show, nosh on delicious food, enjoy live
entertainment, and more.
Lower Milford Fall Fesitval
9/28 | 10am-5pm
Township Building, 607 Chesnut Hill Church Rd., Coopersburg
Live music, tractor rides, food, craft
vendors, silent auction, kids entertainment,
blacksmith demonstrations & SO MUCH MORE!
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Halloween Family Paint!
9/28-10am, 10/20-12pm & 10/25-3pm
The Uncorked Artist, 319 W. County Line Road, Hatboro
All ages welcome!
Bring snacks &
drinks and select
your favorite painting,
everyone can paint
something different.
Register online:
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Children’s Story Time
10/1 | 10am
Souderton Mennonite Church, 105 W. Chestnut Street
FREE interactive story time for infants
through age five and their caregivers.
Stories, songs, dance and more!
215-723-3088
Child Play Series - Spices
10/2 | 10am + 1pm
Peter Wentz Farmstead, 2030 Shearer Road, Lansdale
Preschoolers will learn about the origins of
spices and then prepare a sachet of a
common spice mix. Dress to get dirty!
Ages: 3 and up & accompanied by an
adult. Fee: $5 per child; Pre-registration
required. 610-584-5104
Doylestown Storytime
10/3 | 11:00am Doylestown Bookshop, 16 S. Main St.
Every Thursday at 11am. Our popular
children's story time features music, books,
crafts and more. No sign-ups necessary.
The recommended age group is 2-4
Lahaska StoryTime
10/4 | 10:30am Lahaska Bookshop
Every Friday. Our popular children's story
time features music, books, crafts and
more. No sign-ups necessary. The
recommended age group is 2-4
Pumpkin Painting &
Make a Scarecrow
10/5 | 11am-3pm
Gasper Home & Garden,
316 Tanyard Road, Richboro
Bring the kiddos for a day of fun at Gasper
that they'll never forget! Details:
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To Advertise, Call Sharon: 267-312-1825
Bensalem Fall Festival
10/5
Bensalem Municipal Complex
Sponsored by the Penn Community Bank
Amphitheater, Craft, eat, and enjoy live
entertainment throughout the Bensalem
Municipal Complex. See a guest appear-
ance by former Philadelphia Flyer Bernie
Parent and listen to live music like The
Urban Guerilla Orchestra.
Farm Fest
10/5-10/6 | 10am-4pm
Lehigh Valley Zoo, 5150 Game Preserve Road, Schnecksville
What better way to spend the weekend
than at the Lehigh Valley Zoo? Animal
mingles both days from 10:30-11:30, and
music from 12-2 provided by DJ Ray!
Perkasie Fall Festival
10/6 | 12-4pm
Town Center and Menlo Park
Enjoy food, artisans, raffles, a scavenger
hunt, train rides, a petting zoo, pony rides,
inflatables and live music. Bring your own
scarecrow and sample this year's chili
cook-off and pie-baking contest.
Children’s Nature Series:
Squirrel Tales
10/9 Norristown Farm Park,
2500 Upper Farm Road
Why do squirrels and chipmunks seem so
busy now? Listen to a squirrel story, make a
craft, and walk to find squirrel signs.
Preregistration is required. Meet at the pavilions.
Ages: 3 & up with an adult; fee: $5 per
child.
2nd Annual Haunted Hayride
10/12 | 6:30-9:30pm
Green Lane Park
Enjoy a hayride through our spooktacular
and creepy campground. Festive crafts
and tasty snacks will also be offered at this
family friendly event. No pre-registration
needed. All ages; FREE 215-234-4528
Harvest Festival
10/12 | 4-9pm
Walnut Street Park, Richlandtown Borough, 125 S. Main St.
There will be games, food, a bouncy
house, hayrides, craft vendors, Rita's Italian
Ice, a bonfire, a pumpkin decorating
contest, and much more!
Craft vendors please contact the borough
office for more details.
Historic Fallsington Day
10/12 | 10am-4:30pm
Visit the “Village that Time Forgot”. Journey
back in time more than 300 years to
Quaker Pennsylvania with the help of
colonial and Native American dance
performances, crafters and folksingers.
http://www.historicfallsington.org
Boo at the Zoo
10/12, 10/13, 10/19,
10/20, 10/26 & 10/27 | creative by weaving their own web
10am-5pm
Philadelphia Zoo, 3400 W Girard Ave.
Celebrate the Halloween
season with a day of
spooky adventures at the
Zoo! Put on your favorite costume and set
out on a trick. 215-243-1100
American Girl Teatime - Rebecca Rubin (1914)
10/13 | 1:30-2:30pm
Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center,
105 Seminary St, Pennsburg
Enjoy afternoon teatime with your doll and
friends. Each tea will feature a character
from American Girl and we will learn what
life was like for children during her era.
The cost is $5 per child. Please register with
Museum Educator Alyssa McQuirns.
215-679-3103
Witches + Wizards
in Chesnut Hill
10/19 | 12-5pm
Older witches and wizards
can enjoy a Brews & Broomsticks pub
crawl through outdoor beer gardens and
have their fortunes told along the way.
Pub Crawl 10/18. Fire-breathers, dancing
zombies, hay rides, a costume parade,
Quidditch tournament, and Woodmere Art
Museum hosts a straw maze, too. Cost:
Free to attend. Festival includes both free
and paid/ticketed activities.
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Autumn Faire
10/19 | 2-6pm
Churchville Nature Center, 501 Churchville Lane
Join us in our Wildlife Gardens for our first
annual Autumn Faire! Enjoy tastings from
local breweries, live music, artisan vendors
with sustainably crafted goods, food trucks,
herbalism workshops, games, raffles and
so much more! You'll see Naked Brewing
Company, Crooked Eye Brewing
Company, Mead Well Philadelphia,
Noble Earth Kombucha, and Locust Light
Farm. Jewelry, clothes, wood crafted
wares, local honey, paintings, and
Bavarian-style foods. 267-880-5037
Spiders! Kids Program
10/19 | 10am-12:30pm
Glen Foerd on the Delaware, 5001 Grant Avenue,
Philadelphia, PA 19114
Discover the world of spiders in this
program for 7 to 10 year olds. Learn
about their world with Philadelphia's
Insectarium and see some varieties up
close and personal. Then kids can get
215-632-5530
42nd Annual Historic Bristol Day
10/19
Sponsored by Bristol Cultural & Historical
Foundation. This FREE, family-friendly street
fair celebrates the town's diversity with a
variety of arts and craft vendors, food
vendors, entertainers, children's games, a
sailing regatta on the Delaware River, a
car show and much more!
Organic Halloween
10/19 | 1-3pm
Rodale Institute, 611 Siegfriedale Road, Kutztown
Trick-or-treat for organic candy at Rodale
Institute Garden Store, take a farm-wide
scavenger hunt, partake in a craft activity,
and take home an organically grown
pumpkin. $8/family. RodaleInstitute.org.
610-683-6009
Tots For Sculpture 10/19
Grounds for Sculpture, 80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton, NJ
Fascinating Faces: Portraits Early learners
explore new materials, make art, and get
inspired by GFS's current exhibitions. For
kids ages 3 to 5 together with their families
609-586-0616
Autumn Alive in
Quakertown 10/19
Music, games, prizes,
crafts, beer tasting,
a pet parade and
more, the event is also pet-friendly!
All Hallow’s Eve Fall Festival
10/19 | 1-4pm
Pennypacker Mills Historic Site, 5 Haldeman Rd, Schwenksville
Pumpkin painting, fall kid-crafts, hay rides,
corn shucking, cider pressing, bean bag
toss and hay pile jump! Food vendor
available. All ages; FREE 610-287-9349
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Scarecrow Making
10/20 | 2pm Norristown Farm Park
Make your fall scarecrow. We are having
a contest to see who can make the
scariest, the most original, and the best
overall scarecrow. Bring the clothes you
want to use, something to make a head
with, and a hat for your creation. We will
supply the straw. Pre-registration is
required. Meet at the park office. All ages;
fee: $5 per scarecrow 610 270 0215
Quakertown
Halloween Parade
10/20 | 12-2pm
The parade will begin line up at noon and
will step off at 2pm. Juniper, parts of 11th,
and Broad Streets will be closed. The rain
date is October 27th.
Batty For Bats and Other Wildlife!
10/24 | 6-8pm Aldie Mansion
85 Old Dublin Pike, Doylestown
Come in costume, learn about bats and
other creatures of the night from AARK, and
get an update on local bat counts. There
will be a costume contest, activities, and
trick-or-treating. Please register with Emily.
Call for pricing. 215-345-7020 ext. 107
Old Langhorne Harvest Day
10/26 | 10am-3pm
102 W. Maple Ave, Langhorne
Outdoor street festival for all ages.
Vendors, food, live music, entertainers and
more.
Sing! Delaware Valley
Conference and
Children’s Event
10/26 | 9am-12pm
Cairn University, 200 Manor Avenue, Langhorn
We will be hosting Keith & Kristyn Getty's
Sing! Regional Conference and Children's
Event for the Delaware Valley. Purchase
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Apple Festival
11/2 + 11/3 Peddlers Village, Lahaska
Pie-eating contests, live entertainment,
sample apple-themed dishes and browse
the work of local artisans lined up along
the beautiful cobblestone streets of this
18th-century-style shopping village.
Don't forget to visit The Lucky Cupcake Company for
some yummy desserts!
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Halloween ghost kabobs... Tic Tac Toe Use colored paper

Use skewers and put grapes, strawberries and and draw a tic tac toe board.. and
marshmallows. Use an edible marker to draw use plastic spiders in 2 colors as
eyes on ghost marshmallows. your game pieces

Are you hosting Thanksgiving this year?

Don't stress Mamas! You will be fine...
1 Print out your recipes and tape them to your cabinets Here are a few
2 Plan ahead and make list so you don't forget anything Holiday hacks
3 Use a thermos as a gravy warmer to free up space on your stove to help you out
4 Keep mashed potatoes warm in your slow cooker
5 Prepare dishes ahead of time by making your easier dishes the day before like cranberry sauce, apple pies, or
cutting up all your ingredients for your stuffing
6 Save time on baking—buy your desserts! (Altomontes, and The Lucky Cupcake Company, (both in this issue) can
help you out with all you need
7 Order a FRESH Turkey from Shadybrook or Altomontes. Fresh is always best and makes for a jucier turkey and
you won't have to take time to thaw (pre order)
8 Cook in pans you can also serve in and save yourself some dishes
9 Don't open the oven and baste every 30 mts.. Instead butter up the turkey under the skin with your herbs and
spices and use a thick layer and on top.. Let it cook and it will be crispy and delicious and your oven temp won't
keep going down with the door opeining all the time
10 Dont Stress. It will all be perfectly fine... Enjoy your family Time! Gobble Gobble!!!!

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Fun and Safety for the Fur Kids this Fall!

1. Keep halloween candy
away from pets,
Chocolate espe-
cially can be
toxic for them.

3. If your furbabies don't like the

doorbell or tend to run out the door,
2. Keep your pets inside on Halloween, its very
keep them safe on halloween
scary for them to see all those kids in costumes
night by keeping them in
and masks.
their crate or in a room so
they don't run away

4. Enjoy your Thanksgiving meal..

but remember most of the meal is
5. You can treat them with pumpkin
not good for your furbabies... be
and some white turkey meat and sweet
sure to keep bones away from where they
potatoes if you want to give them a
may get them, and keep the stuffing away, as onions
special thanksgiving treat.
are not good for them either!
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 Aerial Adventure Park
open daily starting June 8th
Now you don’t need to drive for hours to the
Poconos or the shore for High Ropes Adventure!
Come challenge yourself to our Aerial Adventure
Park close by in Doylestown, Pennsylvania! Our
Aerial Adventure Park provides safe family fun for
ages 7+ and has 30 different challenging elements,
bridges and zip lines plus the heart pounding
Quickjump free fall from the top of the main tower!

Goat Yoga available weekends

Adventure Farm opening Mid May

 A day of education on ways
to live vibrantly!

4th
Annual

Healing and Expressive Arts

Classes • Workshops • Experiences Email lyn@lynhicks.com
Join us in sharing the healing and expressive arts with our local community in an effort for details to participate
to educate and support them in Vibrant Living.
On our small farm setting, music, vendors, healing experiences, mini workshops, food FREE Admission!
culminating in a sound healing experience. Noon to 4:30 pm with Sound Healing at 5
so all participants can enjoy. We look forward to having you be there to educate or Holistic Vendors Table: $30
attend to get informed. For more information:
www.theroomatmeadowbrook.com
Meadowbrook
Animal Healing Saturday, September 28, 2019 • noon to 4:30pm
4089 Durham Rd., Ottsville, PA 5pm • Sound Healing Experience

Get your FREE! Roofing Report Card A $375.00 value (Limited time only!)

Your complete roofing report card will consist of the following:

Photographs of roof provided by walking roof line or aerial drone
when conditions safely permit. Included are attic photographs
(when easily accessible). The 10 point Roofing Report Card
implies no warranty or statements that leaks can not
occur at any time.
• Check seals on shingles.
• Check ridge capping.
• Check for Ice shield at eaves
• Check for proper ventilation
• Check chimney & crown pour
• Check all counter flashing
• Check sub flashings
A=Excellent condition with little or no visible flaws. Many years of serviceable life remaining.
• Check for edge metal
B=Good condition with a few minor repairable defects. Many years of serviceable life remaining.
• Check attic / plywood inspection
C= Fair condition with minor repairs needed immediately. Roof is at or past 50% of its life expectancy
• Check all pipe vents
D= Poor condition with multiple repairs needed immediately. Roof is approaching failure,
The sole intention of this service is to inform the property budget for complete replacement.
owner of any potential issues and the overall general F= Roof is in state of complete failure. Immediate replacement required.
condition of their roofing system to the best of our ability.

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Reid’s Real Estate Review
Get to Know Your Local Real
Estate Expert Chad Reid!
Chad Reid is a Realtor with Long and
Foster®, Doylestown with several years
of experience in the real estate industry. Chad Reid
Realtor®
He started in real estate on the invest-
ment side, flipping houses for Cell: 267-888-6072
5 years in the City of Philadelphia. O ce: 215-348-0000
chad.reid@LNF.com
Sharing the knowledge he has gained
over the years and helping clients find www.chadreid.com
their dream home or a great real estate
investment property is the perfect recipe
Doylestown O ce
for someone who truly loves the industry.
511 Hyde Park, Doylestown, PA 18902

Chad has extensive knowledge of the

construction and permit process, having previously
designed and built several houses from the ground up.
He has a keen eye for what it costs to renovate a house
and how to utilize space effectively, which is invaluable for
clients searching for investment or fixer-upper properties.
Chad holds a degree in Marketing from Penn State
University and has more than 15 years of professional
marketing and sales experience. You can be assured that
you will have a seasoned negotiator on your side when it
comes to selling your current home or buying a new home
with Chad on your side. He recently had a listing that sold
the same day it was listed for well over asking price!
He strives for greatness and his great attention to detail
will reward you with knowing that all the t’s are crossed
and i’s are dotted on any written contract.
Chad’s philosophy is simple – only you know which house
is the right one for you. Chad will work with you to find
the perfect fit by building a relationship founded on
knowledge and honesty.
He looks forward to assisting you with all of your real
estate needs and any questions you have.
He prides himself in always being available and boasts,
“My phone is always on for my clients!”

Chad’s goal is to educate his clients and be with them
every step of the way - whether you are a first-time home
buyer, investor or somewhere in between. He is committed
to providing you with a positive, satisfying experience that
you will want to share with your family and friends.
Chad enjoys spending time with his girlfriend Stephanie,
his family, watching sports and hanging out with their two
dogs, Deuce, a 9-year-old sweetheart Rottweiler lap dog,
and Quincy, the cutest 4-year-old Golden Retriever with
off-the-charts energy.

Each issue, I will focus on unique discussion topics, such as mortgage rate information, home search help and ideas,
checklists for listing your home, home improvement tips, insight into the current real estate market and much more.

We will call this new segment Reid’s Real Estate Review.

Feel free to contact me to discuss any of these ideas or questions that you may have.

Currently, we are in a seller’s market with rates at historically low rates.

This means that more people are willing and able to buy a home and homes are selling at a higher rate than normal.

Therefore, home inventory is low, which means that there are less homes available than buyers,
creating a great opportunity to list your home.

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