New Season, New Adventures: A Cozy Holiday Update
I've been a bit quiet lately, swept up in the whirlwind of fall festivities, a dynamic real estate market, and celebrating my milestone 40th birthday! Now, as we edge toward the holiday season, I'm excited to share some festive insights and market updates.
Thanksgiving: Getting Kids Involved
There's something special about Thanksgiving's emphasis on togetherness. For those hosting at home this year, I have a delightful DIY project to share. Create eco-friendly napkin rings using foraged materials and upcycled paper towel rolls. It's a perfect way to keep little ones engaged while preparing for the feast. My son is already excited about his upcoming nature scavenging mission!
Smart Holiday Lighting Tips
For my fellow holiday decorating enthusiasts, here's a game-changing tip: LED lights are revolutionary. Did you know you can connect 21 strands to a single outlet without overloading? While the initial investment might seem steep, these energy-efficient lights offer:
- Lower electricity bills
- Reduced fire risk
- Cool-to-touch safety for children
- Extended lifespan
- Multiple strands on one outlet
DIY Holiday Decor
Looking for personalized touches for your tree? I've discovered some charming DIY sleigh ornaments that add a unique, handcrafted feel to your holiday decor.
Real Estate Market Update
Callann was told to expect a long search. That kind of property doesn't come around often, and when it does, it goes fast. I don't work well with "expect a long search."
Every week I talk to someone who is done with the city. Done with the noise, the rent, the feeling of never quite having enough space to breathe. And every single time they ask me the same question. Where do I even start?
Over fifty incredible people gathered together on a picture perfect day for Yoga in the Garden, and I am still in awe of what came together. It wasn't just the weather or the setting. It was the people, the energy, and the outstanding small businesses that showed up in a big way to make the morning what it was.