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Communion Mini-Sessions

Posted on March 11, 2019 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Party, Photography, Reviews, RNYM's Picks .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post because these guys are our directory members. All opinions expressed are my own.

Its COMMUNION time!!! Most local churches offer sessions with a photographer that they are affiliated with, but you can also do those outside of the church. As you know, there are so many photographers out there, so we are offering you up some of our directory members who do Communion specific sessions (although all of our members would be happy to do them). You might recognize the handsome guy on Jennifer Tesker’s as my (A). He picked the location for his photos last year and they still make me cry. Here’s the link to the review: CLICK HERE

While we are at it- don’t forget to book that hair and makeup for the big day. Deb at Sparkle Up! books so fast, I’ve already reserved her for (E) who is still two years out.

A Photo-Obsessed Moms Guide to Disney

Posted on March 6, 2019 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Photo Obsessed, Photography, Reviews, Services, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is an unsponsored post. We just went, and I thought this information might be useful. All opinions expressed are my own.

Although I won’t pretend I know EVERYTHING about Disney World Photos I recently took my children on our first ever trip and learned a lot. I had researched quite a bit, picked the brain of a great travel agent and compiled a pretty good list for you all. As all my readers know I am PHOTO OBSESSED. I don’t really even know why, I love to fill my house with memories. Love to look back on things we have done as a family the way my kids have grown, all of it. Well of course, its no different when we head to an amazing trip like Disney, but here’s what I learned.

Buy the Memory Maker. Yep its that simple actually. You can see a photographer ANYWHERE, they scan your band and your photos end up on your MyDisney app and account on your PC. This means MOMS (or primary photo takers) you can ACTUALLY be in the photos!!! We got some absolute gems. and while asking someone to take your photo early on seems a little odd, I promise that by the time your trip is over you will spot those cast members from a mile away and your kids will be scanning their bands for the photos. They have lots of experience capturing these special moments, they will do it better thank you will with a selfie or not being in the photo. Also you get those hysterical ride photos where you are trying to hold your 5 year old in a rollercoaster (just me?). You also aren’t stuck taking photos the whole time and can enjoy, like when (E) got to be Beast and (A) Maurice in Storytime with Belle, or Jedi training.

There are some special memory maker magic to keep in mind- if you are dressed the part, characters and photographers alike want to play with you more. Its not really on purpose it just helps everyone get into the spirit. In fact, Rey and Chewie who do not say hi to ANYONE, came over and acknowledged (A) and (E) since they were dressed as Han and Chewbacca.

Behind the castle there are photographers who will do special princess/prince photo shoots and even have “props” you can use. You will NEVER get every photo so just relax and take advantage of what you stumble upon. I won’t lie, we don’t have a great castle photo (I don’t even know how that happened) and we didn’t get to take the famous lantern pics, but despite that, we are ok :o)

There is also another photo shoot area at Disney Springs that is included in your memory maker- we didn’t know in advance so we didn’t take advantage, but its a great way to start your trip if you head there first <3

No need for your large camera, but bring SOMETHING. Dining meet and greets may have photographers at the “big” character out front, but they will not take your photo with EACH character, so you need something (I suggest compact- my IPHONE XR was perfect).

Silhouettes. I have loved silhouettes forever. They are classic. I made some of my kids when they were super young, and its something that Disney does REALLY WELL, affordably. There are several locations, but we went to Disney Springs and did it our first night because I knew going into it that I wanted to do them. It costs $10 per silhouette and comes with 2 copies. Takes less than 5 minutes per child (so no sitting forever) and the ladies are LOVELY. The frames which I splurged on are another $10 each. I got 4 frames and the silhouettes and felt like I had won the lottery. Can’t get there and dying to have some? You can mail order them with the information below. You can do both kids or a family etc. in one, but I liked them separate.

Creepy Photos. Stumbled across these when I was “Pinning” Disney Vacation stuff and am SO IN LOVE. I am aware however that these may not be for everyone. Next to the Haunted Mansion there is a souvenir shop called Momento Mori. If you walk in all the way to the back you can ask for the creepy photos, or the ghost photos, they know what you mean. You MUST do these alone, they don’t do family or group shots despite everyone asking. These cost $20 per person, you sit for a moment and have another lovely conversation and about 5-10 minutes later you have a creepy photo of your child/spouse whoever. We did just the kids and they are going to be my new Halloween Décor for above the fireplace. They are 8×10 and so cool. As you walk from side to side they change from normal photos to ghost photos. In this case I didn’t love the picture frames that were available so I ordered two from AMAZON when I got home. I LOVE them and was really sad to put them away in the Halloween box but I can’t wait to bring them out every year and look at them.

Affiliate link to Frames HERE

Photo Mat Autograph Collector. I knew we wanted to have something autographed, but I couldn’t get over the idea that a book would go on a shelf and not get revisited. I wanted to make it something that the kids, RNYD and I would be able to see and enjoy all the time. I decided to buy a generic photo mat to have them sign. I also purchased a package of every color sharpies for them to use. The kids loved this part because they got to pick and choose the color for each character, they really enjoyed this. The characters also used it for some fun interaction everywhere we went. That made a simple meet and greet a little more special. I kept the markers in a plastic zip lock bag in the front pouch of my backpack, and the 11×14 mat in the back. I won’t pretend that it stayed in perfect condition it has some bends and bruises but it looks fine. Upon arrival home we put our FAVORITE memory maker photo of the four of us in it and put it up. I figure if/when we return we can do it again with whatever characters they want to see then. I think this would even work at Universal where I know my kids are looking forward to meeting a few heroes and characters (especially Scooby Doo!).

Are there more opportunities? I am sure, I couldn’t do them all that’s as honest as it gets. Also, it was our first trip, those who go more often would be able to tell you even more, but here’s what I learned.

All in all this trip was magic. We created many memories that we can carry forever, and collected many souvenirs that we can use to recall them. Several of which are photo related ;o) WAHOO!!

Most important is that there is SO much to do at Disney its a great idea to book with a knowledgeable agent. I highly recommend Scott Walters. He saved my butt a few times. I freaked out on a few occasions when I felt lost and the agent that I had booked with fell a bit short. I was disappointed in that. Your agent should ask you about what you like and dislike far in advance, fight for you to get deals, make suggestions for you based on your family’s needs and be supportive. When my son caught a cold and we had to cancel a sit down dinner, he booked us a character breakfast for the following morning (our last) in moments so that we didn’t waste the credits and still had the best experience ever. He will be booking any future family trips for us, that’s for sure.

Scott Walters (845) 558-1225

scott@goawayoftentravel.com

http://www.goawayoftentravel.com

What to do this Mid-Winter Break

Posted on February 14, 2019 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Uncategorized .

Here’s a list of some things you can do this week to keep the kiddos entertained!!!

Bring your favorite doll and get pampered. Participants will enjoy matching hair, tattoos and nails!
Dress like your pal and take a photo in Sparkle Up’s photo area.
Cost $25 per attendee must call to pre-register. +1 (845) 721-5211

https://www.facebook.com/events/316905458920401/

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(845) 623- 4975

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Shelly’s Playhouse

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EEK, just a few days to go until February school recess, but relax…

. . . Your K-5th Grader Can join us @ our Winter ’19 Break Camps where they’ll discover awesome, STEM-based and digital Arts-based projects. . . with plenty of time for a mix of modern & traditional games, crafts & other camp activities, too, and. . .

. . . You Can catch a few extra minutes for yourself with our break camp locations just around the corner from home in both the Pascack Valley/Rockland County area and in Ridgewood, too!

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Chocolatier-Matisse- More than Just Sweet Treats

Posted on February 13, 2019 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Birthdays, Classes, Crafts, Party, Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post as we were invited over for a class. All opinions expressed are my own.

Chocolatier-Matisse in Orangeburg has been on our radar for quite a while. In addition to being a great resource for party favors, a sweet treat for someone you love, holiday trays, and of course chocolate covered strawberries, Danielle and her staff has so much more going on there. They also hold craft classes (weekly) where your child can affordably make a great project, work on a chocolate component and have a great time. These classes are drawn upon as inspiration for their super fun birthday parties, as well as scout troop events.

(A) and I were able to head over to the Dragon and Fairy Lantern Event held at the beginning of January. Poor (E) was sick and was so so sad to be missing it. That’s the first thing ill say about the Chocolatier Matisse Events that is really nice, they are geared toward BOTH boys AND girls. For me this is a no brainer as I have one of each to occupy, AND its incredibly difficult to find fun things to do for boys. (A) is OBSESSED with Dragons so this was a home run for us.

Once all the kids were present and accounted for they made some chocolate dipped treats (rice krispies and pretzels). There were extra toppings that could be added atop the chocolate and (A) had a ball playing with it. When everyone had completed that task they moved to the other table which was all set up for the lantern craft.

There were more than enough helpers who walked around to repeat the simple directions to the kids, and they were all able to put their own spins on the project. (A) really loved adding jewels to his dragon for a little extra sparkle when the candle was lit. While the kids worked, other employees packaged up the chocolate delights that they had made for them to take home. It was just about the perfect amount of time for the kids. Enough for them to be creative and enjoy, without getting bored. They accomplished two things the chocolate and the lanterns, and were ready to go home.

(A) has mentioned that he would love to do it again with more mystical creatures, that it would be really cool. He has had the lantern on his nightstand since, and puts the light on each night to sleep. He loved that he made a chocolate dessert and would love to go back and do that too. (E) is dying to attend one as she loves arts and crafts and hasn’t let me forget that she was unable to attend.

Helping People with Disabilities Prep for Parenthood

Posted on February 12, 2019 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Health and Wellness, In the Home, Rockland Babies, Self Care, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is an unsponsored informational post. Ashley is a mom with first hand experience, who wanted to get some great information out to our readers. Feel free to send her questions.

Ashley has severe scoliosis. She created DisabledParents.org to provide information and resources to fellow parents raising their children while living with disabilities.

Photo by Pixabay

Bringing Home Baby: Helpful Tips for Disabled Parents

There are plenty of books and online articles touting advice for what to expect when you’re expecting and how to prepare your home for your new arrival. However, what many of these articles lack is what makes your situation unique – your disability. It hasn’t stopped you up to this point, and it certainly won’t prevent you from being a wonderful parent, but it would be nice to receive some helpful advice with you in mind. Parenting with a disability will look different from family to family, but the following tips are helpful nuggets of knowledge for everyone.

Get the House in Order

One of the most important things you can do is make your home more accessible for you and safe for your little one. Zero-step entrances, widened doorways, and slip-proof flooring make it easier to safely navigate your home with your baby in tow if you have mobility issues, not to mention it can decrease the chance of injuries once your child becomes mobile. Set up a one-stop shop area in your home complete with baby and parental essentials so that you aren’t constantly getting up and down – this can serve as a play area too. Baby-proofing is a must too, especially if you aren’t able to respond to a loud crash (or lack of noise) as quickly as you’d like. These infographics (courtesy of the Bump) will make sure all the rooms in your home are safe.

Find the Parenting Tools That Work for You

With a little research and online browsing, you’ll find that there are several baby products made specifically with disabled parents in mind. There are cots with an open side for easy access to your baby from the comfort of your bed, walking wings so you can experience the magic of helping your child learn to walk minus the bending, and even bathtub sets at the perfect height for parents in a wheelchair. Keep in mind that the tools you need are unique to you. For example, Verena Cristofaro-Frydberg, a mother of two with MS, has live-in child care and gets creative with her parenting hacks, such as making the bed with three layers of sheets to make changing easier and keeping the car stocked at all times to avoid the “I forgot it” moment.

Plan for the Future

A new baby is in your future, but adding to your family means planning beyond that as well by putting safety nets in place. First and foremost, it’s time to update the will. This is where you designate who will inherit what, as well as choose a guardian (and an alternate) for your child. Rather than a joint will with your spouse, it is best to create separate wills so that the survivor can make changes without having to jump through any legal hoops. While you are dealing with the not-so-fun stuff, considering purchasing burial insurance. Similar to a life insurance policy, the benefit is used for funeral-related expenses, which can ease the burden and stress on your spouse and family members should you pass away earlier than expected due to medical issues. On the opposite end of the spectrum, don’t forget to add your baby to your life insurance policy. You typically have a window of 30 to 60 days to enroll your child, and coverage will begin on the date of birth. The birth of a child is full of new experiences (and plenty of newborn doctor’s visits), so having that coverage offers peace of mind.

Take Care of Yourself

For parents, self-care can’t be emphasized enough. Not only do you need to stay on top of your health, including doctor’s appointments, medications, and exercises, but you need time to relax too. Make time to read, drink a cup of coffee, or simply ask a friend to watch your little one so you can eat lunch in peace. The bottomline: Don’t be afraid to treat yourself and ask for help. Look for support from your family, friends, and partner. Even something as simple as having someone take over baby duties for one afternoon each week can free you up for self-care. Your support network likely wants to be as close to the baby as you are. There’s a good chance they won’t mind spending some quality time with their littlest family member while you tend to your own needs for a change.

Congratulations on becoming a parent! New experiences await you, and you’re more than ready to handle them. Parenting is challenging, but your disability has prepared you for the challenges you will overcome, making success that much sweeter.

Need some help with home adjustments? WE have a directory for that (for the home) and Chris Kissik Painting and Construction

Camp Spotlight- Deerkill Day Camp!

Posted on February 6, 2019 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Camps, Reviews .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post.

Deerkill Day Camp is a very popular camp option among Rockland families. This third-generation family business, celebrating its 62^nd season, is located on a wooded 15-acre site and brings a community feel to the summer camp experience for campers age 3 through 15.

Deerkill offers children a chance to pick up a new sport or hobby, learn to swim and form lifelong friendships this summer. The diverse program includes professional swim instruction in large heated pools, an array of athletics on fields sized for younger and older children, creative and performing arts such as arts and crafts, ceramics, woodworking, dance, theater, and digital photography, and specialties such as karate and nature, among other activities. A new 28-foot climbing tower and 250-foot zipline were also recently added to the program.

Deerkill offers door-to-door daily transportation on mini air-conditioned buses, staffed with professional drivers and bus counselors. The Directors are on the camp grounds every day and accessible by phone by day and night; there is no large administrative staff and all the individual group leaders are adults, many of whom are teachers.

2019 Session (June 27 to August 23) (40 DAY SESSION FOR 1^ST TIME EVER!)

All campers may register for 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 weeks. New campers may also register for 2 weeks for their first summer. For those campers registered for 5, 6, or 7 weeks, parents may choose any weeks throughout the summer.

With the exception of horseback riding, an optional elective, there are no extra charges at Deerkill. They do not allow tipping, a large expense at many camps, and tuition includes the following:

- Family weekend pool club at no additional cost. Every Saturday and Sunday from 12-5 plus Thursday July 4^th and Friday July 5^th. Open Saturday June 29 to Sunday August 18
- Door-to-door transportation by air-conditioned mini-buses supervised by bus counselors
- Hot lunches prepared daily in our own modern kitchen

Field trips and all camp supplies

- Ice cream and Ices for afternoon snack

Daily towel service

Group photo, camp shirt, backpack, DVD yearbook, Fall Festival, winter reunions

Tuition varies by camper age and pick-up and session length. You may go to their website and enter your child’s information to see rates for the 2019 summer and request a brochure. For more information call 1-845-354-1466, email office@deerkilldaycamp.com or log onto www.deerkilldaycamp.com.

TBH- A Mom’s Holiday Confession

Posted on January 31, 2019 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Photography, Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is an unsponsored post. All opinions expressed are my own. Jennifer, however is a directory member.

I have to be completely honest. I PRIDE myself on having everything together. I lose sleep for it. I barely ever say no, and do believe there is nothing I can’t accomplish if I don’t set my mind to it. Those who know me well however may say that lately I’ve been a little different. It’s true. I feel a little different, a little odd. I don’ t have it all together and its felt that way since November. I’m not sick, my life is blessed, I am just overwhelmed. Somehow back in November it began and I am still having a little trouble getting out of it, despite some gains back to being my regular old self. Perhaps that why months later you are just hearing about our session.

Enter the holidays. You all know I am Photo Obsessed, we have a photographers directory for goodness sake! I review and work with EVERY person on there to make SURE they are good and excellent options for our readers. In fact, I do that with all of our directory members period. I don’t want to talk about something that isn’t quality, its a waste of your time.

I’m feeling overwhelmed and I need holiday photos. Jennifer is not only a directory member, our kids have become great friends, and if I may say so, so have we. So one day at swim class we booked a photo appointment. I usually enjoy these. I am long past the days where I fretted too much over whether or not the kids would participate. We decide to bring the dogs, and even RNYD is over it and knows I force him once a year so he has to participate.

For some reason the outfits are giving me trouble, I don’t want to do typical red and green, red and black. We did Navy hues last year. I wanted something timeless that would stay on the wall all year. I’ve lost weight and toned my body and want to look pretty (thanks Amir ;o) My dress finally shows up like the day before.

We get to the shoot on time and everything should be fine, but for some reason I’m still not feeling right, not me. Seeing Jennifer puts me at ease. While she takes the photos I feel good, except my dogs are being pains. They had never been in the woods before (ugh how did I not think of that!?). Jennifer is able to get them to cooperate (thank God) but I’m thrown. We proceed, and she tells me to stop worrying, the photos are perfect.

I book our viewing and pray that my worry doesn’t show, that the dogs did in fact behave, that my worry is just that, my worry.

Well it was. Jennifer is unbelievable.

Got our family photo.

Got amazing solo shots of the kids.

Got shots of the kids together that are just too much.

Puppy photo? Got it.

Adorable candid family shots? Yep.

She even snagged one of me and the MR (which we never do)

I think you would agree, she nailed it.

Even though I didn’t feel like myself and faked my way through a lot of the rest of the holiday this was one less thing I had to worry about. At that moment I was so crazy happy to have someone I could trust, someone I knew would do a good job even though I am in an overthinking, over planning, attempting to be perfect all the time and just falling short place. Jennifer had my back. She still has my back. In fact, I didn’t love my cards this year (the design not the photo part) and she said she’d help me and walk me through that next year too. <3

THIS is why I am so adamant about working with our members. I NEED to know that anyone we recommend will be fabulous. Our readers NEED to know that we recommend quality. They NEED to be at ease with one part of our crazy lives. Readers, that’s why we are selective with our postings, prospective directory members, that’s why we insist on working with you and writing about it. We appreciate that you trust us to do what’s good and right for businesses and consumers alike and take that seriously.

If you ever have a question please don’t hesitate to ask us we answer honestly and candidly. We love what we do and love that you appreciate us.

-The RNYM Family

Launch into Fun! – Review!

Posted on January 10, 2019 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Classes, Party, Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post as we were hosted in giving Launch a try.

This past month the kids and I were invited to visit the new trampoline park Launch in West Nyack. I have to start off by saying I love the location of this facility. Right behind social security off of 304 it’s easy to get to from anywhere. We recommend not getting there right when it opens as it is very popular and you will have to wait on line. If you get there about an hour afterwards it’s much easier to get in. I do love that you sign in on the computer before you get to the counter so your waiver is ready and they just scan it at the computer to log you in. You don’t have to wait for people to be inputted into the system this way with kids who are looking to burn some energy.

The park is clean and lots of fun. There are no real restrictions for age at this park as there are at others with sections for younger kids and older. Everyone has free reign. I liked that part as it meant that my 5 and 8 year olds (of very different ability levels) could try the same obstacles. This is particularly nice for my kids given that (E) is far more adventurous than (A) who is 3 years her senior. She WANTS to venture where he goes and try the same things as he does, always has. Those who are worried about the bigger kids mixed with the younger can rest easy as there were lots of employees around checking for safety.

The kids bounced around for quite a while. (E) being a dancer and aspiring gymnast of sorts, really enjoyed the bouncing and then bouncing to jump into the foam pit (which was nice and clean- a big concern of mine when we go to such places because she’s asthmatic). (A) preferred to run and bounce from trampoline to trampoline, and play dodgeball.

The kids really enjoyed the obstacle course which is really quite difficult, and they spent a long while swinging on the different parts trying to get through it. The parts that were too high, an employee jumped in and helped them up to get. The hour time frame for bouncing was more than enough as my kids both came off red faced and ready for a break.

When break time is over there is a nice snack bar and tables you can utilize. Even though Launch itself was busy at the time, there wasn’t a wait while we were there. Then we decided to play some video games. This section is a great space to cool down and have a little fun before you head out. (A) used his entire credit balance to play the Jurassic World game, and (E) chose to run around and try a bit of everything. She even won a ball at the claw game!

The kids really enjoyed Launch and have already asked to have another play date there (every day since). It’s a great facility for getting the energy out, playdates, birthday parties, scout trips, fundraisers, really anything you can think of. There are some fabulous deals to take advantage of right now including:

Take $150 OFF any of our awesome A-List Birthday party

Winter Pass on Sale Now!

$99 to jump 1 hour per day

December 1st through March 15th

Playing for Fun at New City School of Music

Posted on January 10, 2019 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Classes, Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are my own.

One of the things I love the most is watching my children grow and learn. I think all parents would agree with that statement. At 8 and 5 we are at “great ages” for this, for all things really. Each age and stage of childhood has brought with it special moments and challenges. These ages however, have shown me major maturity, growth, and with it both character and personality development. They are truly coming into their own with what they enjoy reading, listening to, and doing. One place where this is really starting to shine, is with (A) and his drum lessons at The New City School of Music.

Having been attending for just a little over a year now, Andrew has determined that (A) is ready to increase his lesson length. This shows major attention span growth, as well as endurance both mentally and physically. This new lesson length came with it some changes in the way he plays and practices. Since (A) has a rudimentary knowledge of reading music as well as playing now, Andrew often plays right along side of him. This gives (A) confidence, and makes it fun for him (even when doing stick work- which is technique training). But along with this change in technique work, Andrew has continued, and even highlighted the need to play for fun, for enjoyment, and for the love of music.

All along (A) has been assigned homework to practice on a nightly basis during the week. It usually consists of some stick work, as well as reading and playing a few “fills” and whatnot. Andrew has kicked it up a notch and asked (A) to jam for homework. Once a week, he is supposed to forget the work from the book and just jam. Make up his own fills, beat on the drums and play along to some favorite songs. In fact, each night in addition to his usual practice, he is supposed to play along with a song that he enjoys. Listening critically, figuring out the notes being played, and then playing along with them, in time including any fills.

This teaching of the whole child is something that Andrew has excelled at all along. He isn’t just reading music, or teaching traditional music theory (although he is getting plenty of that- as I type he is learning how to write an “accent” in drum music), its about teaching how to “hear” the music. To break it down into its it smaller parts, to learn how it all fits together. The timing, the harmonies, all of it. More importantly, its about my 8 year old son learning to love all aspects of music, listening, experiencing and playing it.

As a result of this approach, I don’t have to force him to practice. He isn’t upset when its time to come to his lesson, in fact he’s usually ready to go early and upset if its not quite time to go. He loves to chat with Andrew, to play with him, to talk music with him. All of it.

As I’ve watched (A) mature and grow with the drumming, I am also noticing that he is maturing and his endurance (mental and physical) for schoolwork is improving. His reading and fluency is improving, and his mathematical abilities have improved. His knowledge of mathematical concepts like fractions is well beyond what I would think it would be for his age, but why not, we have a metronome going at least 15 minutes a night at our house, and he’s reading complex drum phrases and changing time along with the notes he sees.

RNYD and I couldn’t be happier that he’s loving it so much and growing with the music. I have a post coming soon to talk about his most recent performance, that was a real doozie for us. As a show of how much we love our lessons, and our readers, The New City School of Music is currently offering a $55 registration for free to students who mention RocklandNYMom and register by 1/15/19!

Holiday Lights Around Rockland 2018!

Posted on December 2, 2018 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Christmas 2018 .

Grab your hot chocolate and your holiday jammies its that time of year again!!! The kids and I have ridden around town and have a great list of places for you!! (we may have missed a few so if so please send them on over!!!)

Also, please excuse the HORRID photos that I take from my phone while stopped in front of someone’s house- I try not to be creepy.

To the homeowners on this list. On behalf of the county, THANK YOU! You bring so many of us joy!

Affiliate link to Family Pj’s we love:

LINK TO ORDER: https://amzn.to/2QpACpN

New City

Twin Elms
Irion Dr
Grand Street
Short Hill Road
Lyndcrest Ave
Jolene Dr
Esquire Rd
Badger Street
Collyer Ave
Colonial
Colgate Dr
Strattford Pl
Ludvigh and Cranford
New Valley Rd
Elyse Drive

New City North Pole Airport!