A letter to our Readers
August 2023
In the fast-paced lives of professionals in metropo;itan aread, finding the perfect home that meets their needs can be a challenge. Matt and Elizabeth Detar are grateful to have found themselves in the right place at the right time, surrounded by a community that understands and supports their active and fullfilling lifestyle. They cherish their friendly neighborhood, wihich is not only pet-friendly but also offers easy access to dog parks, a pet-friendly brewery, restaurants, and more.
Kevin Erekaifé, Publisher
Here at Chantilly LIving, what really impresses us about Matt and Elizabeth is how much they care about the community and give back. Hope for Tomorrow and Girls on the Run are two nonprofit organizations that have benefited from Matt and Elizabeth’s involvement. They both value opportunity to give back and find it fulfilling. Chantilly has become their ideal place to call home, surrounded by like-minded professionals and an abundance of opportunities to live their best lives. Please check out their story!
Speaking of pets! Do you have a pet goose? Have you ever had one? Geese are incredibly cute creatures with their round bodies, fluffy feathers, adorable waddling walk. Their expressive eyes and charming honks add to their irresistible charm. With their gentle and curious nature, geese often captivate people’s hearts. Watching them glide gracefully on water or gather in a row, their cuteness is simply irresistible. Indeed, geese often captivate people’s hearts. Watching them glide gracefully on water or gather in a row, their cuteness is simply irresistible. Indeed, geese are undeniably cute animals that bring joy and delight to anyone fortunate enough to encounter them. We could go on and on! But … yes, the unfortunate dreaded BUT! As we ooh and aah over the irresistible cuteness of our furry feathered friends, there is cause for pause because our Fairfax County officials agree that we have a
Canadian goose problem here in Chantilly and Northern Virginia at large. Check out the fascinating read entitled “Resident Geese: controlling Our Feathered Neighbors From Canada.”
Enjoy this August issue! As always, we want to thank all the local businesses that make this magazine possible. We encourage you to show your support for these businesses.
Kevin
Kevin Erekaifé, Publisher