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27 Monday Aug 2012

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Baked, Brooklyn, Cape May Ferry, Cape May NJ, Fairway, family vacation, Nags Head NC, travel, vacation with kids, victorian mansions

We just got back from two lovely weeks of beach vacation.  We have never gone on family vacation for that amount of time and it was pretty perfect.  We went to Nags Head, NC with family for the first week where we had Nan and Pappy and cousins to entertain the kids.  The second week we drove and took the ferry to Cape May, NJ to spend time with five families that we have know since Ada was three months old.  Cape May is a beach town full of beautiful Victorian mansions and bed and breakfasts.  We were right on the beach in Nags Head and the kids spent most of the days in the sand and warm water.  Our Cape May house was a five bedroom Victorian two blocks from the ocean.  We spent a lot of time on the porch rocking chairs with the kids playing around us.  All of us are back home now, happy to be back in Brooklyn and excited about the change in the summer air since we’ve been gone.  We are trying to hold on to that easy summer feeling as long as we can.  We made a run to Fairway and Baked yesterday and I was reminded how much I love it here!
*Drying clothes on the porch.  (Inside out so the sun doesn’t fade colors).

*Pink Nags Head sunrise.  (We woke Ada up early for it and walked on the beach when it was light).

*Morning surrey ride on the boardwalk in Wildwoods, NJ.
What was your best summer vacation?

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Neighborhood Alphabet Book

18 Wednesday Apr 2012

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alphabet book, Brooklyn, Brooklyn alphabet, child book project, child gift, custom photo book, early reading skills, Iphoto, letters, neighborhood, photo book, signs

We have several versions of Alphabet books at our house and decided to make our own custom version.  We took the camera along on our daily walks and Ada pointed out each letter in the series.  It was fun to turn the alphabet into a treasure hunt and Ada loved getting the finished book back in the mail.  (She even spotted a V made out of her carrots at lunch time).  It took us about two days to find all 26, but could be a longer project depending on the signage in your hood.  You will need:

*Camera

*Access to Photo Site.  (We used Iphoto, but there are lots of options)

1. Walk around and let your child find the alphabet.  (This can be done with little or lots of assistance depending on child’s age).

2. Take photo of each letter.

3. Upload photos, lay out one letter per page.

4. Add Title, Author, Locations, etc.

5. Order book. (The cost of our paperback book was under $30 with shipping).

*These would make fun gifts for kids and could be done for numbers, shapes, landmarks…So many possibilities!*

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Renegade

30 Friday Mar 2012

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Acorn Toy Shop, Brooklyn, children's clothes, crafting, Etsy, headband crowns, Renegade Craft Fair, Soor Ploom, vintage buttons, vintage fabric, Williamsburg

I’ve been excited about making these headband crowns for kids lately.  Yesterday we found out that my friend Marissa at Soor Ploom and I got into Etsy’s Brooklyn Renegade Craft Fair.  Hooray!  We will be selling our children’s clothes and crowns on June 23 and 24 in Willamsburg.  I’ll put up more details as the weekend gets closer.  For now I need to get crafting!

(The crowns and Soor Ploom’s sweet clothes are also both available at Acorn Toys if you can’t wait until June).

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Bloom!

16 Friday Mar 2012

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bloom, Brooklyn, cherry blossoms, fake flowers, San Francisco, silk flowers, spring

We were walking along my favorite industrial area in our neighborhood yesterday and passed this tree in bloom.  It gave me a little surge of excitement about spring approaching.  I have been missing the lush greens and flowers from our San Fransisco visit.  Upon closer inspection I realized that silk blossoms had been tied on to the naked branch by a neighbor with a sense of humor.  Quite possibly the best use for fake flowers.

Happy Weekend!

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Cleaning, New Year’s Day

02 Monday Jan 2012

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Brooklyn, Cleaning

ImageMoving the chairs to mop after the party.  Cleaning felt like a good year to start the year. It was a beautiful, sunny first day in Brooklyn today.  The kids were upstairs with Daddy, excited by the toys unearthed by kids at the party.  I was mopping in the sunlight and feeling thankful to have celebrated out first winter holidays in our new space.  We talked about plans for the upcoming year on our walk around the neighborhood.  What a difference a year makes!

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