Well, right now it’s been raining for 2 days so it doesn’t look like a lot of anything outside my window.

BUT- THIS WEEKEND is a different story!

My FAVORITE Holiday Bazaar is on Saturday.  It’s the St. Jane de Chantal Holiday Bazaar from 9-6!

This is the Mac-Daddy of all holiday Bazaars, and I kinda consider myself an expert…

I love holiday bazaars and have gone to many.

Note:  My son goes to school here; that being said, this holiday bazaar is just ‘known’ for being great.

They start lining up vendors in JULY!

So here’s the info- Great shopping, great parking, food, chances to win decorated Christmas trees..

WHAT’S NOT TO LOVE?!

Check it out- I start my Christmas shopping here every year and always find great, unique stuff!

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The annual St. Jane de Chantal Holiday Bazaar will be held Saturday, November 14, 2009, from 9am-6pm at

St. Jane de Chantal school,
9525 Old Georgetown Road, Bethesda, conveniently located off Beltway exit 36.

Admission is free and there is plenty of off-street parking.
This Holiday Bazaar features over thirty independent vendors selling unique, quality merchandise including original art, personalized items, jewelry, stationery, glass, children’s clothes and much more.

New this year, our Bazaar will feature sihlouette artist Anne Leslie, who will be available to create timeless, handmade portraits. We are also pleased to announce the return of American Plant.

Come check out their gorgeous decorations and shop their boutique!

I’ll see you there!

I have lived here all my life and am still amazed by how many
Park Trails there are,  (6 miles of trails in the Cabin John Regional Park ALONE),

and Historical Sites to see.

There is SO MUCH right here to do For FREE!

Coming up?  The Train at Cabin John has a ‘Not-so-Spooky’ train for little ones leading up to Halloween

And Montgomery County is opening its 5th Dog Park right now in Bethesda! Who Knew?

What prompted this post?  We found a wonderful, kid-friendly trail, clearly marked, right off of Bradley Blvd.  It’s part of the Cabin John trail system.  It even tells you- 1.2 miles to River Road, 3.7 (or something like that) to Macarthur Blvd.

And the website IS fantastic- tells you EVERYTHING there is to do!

ENJOY!