Happy Weekend.
This week seem to be a challenging week for so many of my fellow mom friends. Sick kids, never ending work are just to name a few. The thing that I am in awe of is the realization that moms, we are a-mazing. As we enter into this week of Thanksgiving I want to say thank you to all those moms in my life, especially my lovely blog partner Erica who sends me great posts and is all around my mom cheerleader (along with Bee my sis in- law). I do not play the lottery but maybe I should because I definitely hit a win with my friends.
Are you around this week? Well we are, no radio silence here , we will be posting away all week and will see you here. We will also tweet, facebook anything that comes up in the neighborhood we think you'll be into.
To Do:
- As mentioned on FB the McCarren ice rink is open!
- Live in the Greenpoint area?
Vote on how $19.5 million is spent in Greenpoint!
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Polish National Home “Warsaw”
261 Driggs Avenue - Corner of Driggs Ave. & Eckford St.
To get more info:
Get more info:
Visit the Greenpoint Environmental Fund Website: www.gcefund.org
Coming up:
Good Eggs is opening up their new new Brooklyn foodhub space at 365 Ten Eyck Street (near Morgan Ave in Bushwick) for Family Day. There will be face painting and a holiday craft corner for the kiddos, milk and cookies (including dairy free selections!), 15-minute yoga sessions compliments of Urban Asanas, a natural beauty bar with Soapwalla, festive cocktails, a ton of awesome raffle prizes, and other fun stuff.
The event is totally free. Space is limited must RSVP.
Family Day on Dec 7th 4-7PM at their new BK hub. Face painting, crafts, snacks & more. RSVP: http://bit.ly/14Y6PsR
Worth The Read
- Funny Video of paint covered boys via Popsugar
- De Blasio Administration Targets Outer Borough Neighborhoods for Development via observer.com
- 5 million strollers recalled by Graco via CNN
Photograph : Madewell Blog,
Photography by Angi Welsch.
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