Monday, December 3, 2007
Pajama Ride
Today Katherine went to Mothers Day Out and only took a 45 minute nap. So, this afternoon was a little rough. Add that to the fact that daddy was trying to re-install a toilet and mommy was trying to cook dinner, Katherine was not in her best mood. So, after dinner we took an early bath and went on a pajama ride to see Christmas lights.
She really enjoyed the lights and would name the colors. We went to the "12 Days of Christmas" street. I remember going there as a kid. There are 14 houses on a cul-de-sac. The first and last house welcome you and tell you good bye and the other 12 houses each have a wooden rendition of a day of Christmas. The houses are all lit as well.
There was only one other car visiting the street while we were there. As the month goes on, it will be more crowded. I remember as a kid there were lines of cars around the block and it was a huge bottle neck. If you want to go take a look, it is a great thing to do on a pajama ride.

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What a good idea!
What a great way to pacify a cranky kiddo!
Where is this street?
Here is the article from the local "Advocate" magazine.
12 Days of Christmas on Timberhollow Circle
At one home, nine ladies are dancing. At another, eight maids are milking. Each of the homes in this cul-de-sac represents a different verse from the classic Christmas song, and they’ve been playing this tune together for years. Anytime a house is sold, the new family inherits the partridge or the lords-a-leaping. Just south of Royal, turn west onto Moss Trail from Abrams, then take a left onto Moss Haven and a right onto Timberhollow. Enter at your own risk — you will break into song.
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