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What to Do on a Snowy Day: Take the Sled to Holmdel Park

Feb 08, 2010 | Read | 5 Comments

I love hanging out with my family in Holmdel Park in all seasons!

Walking in Metuchen on a Snowy Day

Feb 07, 2010 | Read | 17 Comments

It wasn’t exactly “snowmageddon” in Metuchen, but we had fun just the same!

Highlights From the Christmas Play

Dec 26, 2009 | Read | 10 Comments

The Christmas Play is a beautiful production involving over 150 children and adults.

The Christmas Play is TONIGHT!

Dec 24, 2009 | Read | Discuss

Come celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, tonight at 6 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church!

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Ann Marie Mullen: Thanks so much for sharing Julie – The girls were so excited... on Where Love Never Melts and the Snowmen are Free
Sylvia Borgo Photography: *GAH* too adorable. I especially, especially love, love, love the pajama... on Tagging Along in Quality Time
Zak: Those are pretty! Yay for Spring! on Buried Under the Snow: Snowdrops
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Susan Kozo: This is from Ethan: Thank you, Mrs. Shaver. I love the pictures. Love,... on Where Love Never Melts and the Snowmen are Free
Carolina Girl: Your poor arborvitae!! Hope you dig out from under real soon! ) on Buried Under the Snow: Snowdrops
Carolina Girl: Crying over here, too. Thank you for sharing this Jules. You’re so special to... on Watch This. It’s Beautiful.
smittengreta: ohhhhh your snow puts our georgia snow to SHAME!! but that’s ok,... on Where Love Never Melts and the Snowmen are Free
Pat Wylie: Love your essay. Being a life-long South Carolinian, I can really relate to... on Where Love Never Melts and the Snowmen are Free
Susan Kozo: Julie, Thank you for capturing the happiness of all our kids. The pictures... on Where Love Never Melts and the Snowmen are Free
OldRoses: Love your essay. Snow was a regular occurence where I grew up (upstate NY)... on Where Love Never Melts and the Snowmen are Free
Nice Guy Eddie: Excellent picture – I wondered what these things were. Many thanks for... on They’re Back. Scale Bugs. Ew.
David: Thanks Julie! They all look so great! on Where Love Never Melts and the Snowmen are Free
Lucky: Totally looked at her ankles LOVEloveLOVE these shots! They’re the... on Where Love Never Melts and the Snowmen are Free
Mary: Oh, so THAT’S where everybody was on Saturday! I like how on so many of... on Where Love Never Melts and the Snowmen are Free
Carolina Girl: Jules - Loved your card, love this post, love that song, love your stories!! You are truly... on The Years Keep Spinning By
Allison: Wow! Beautiful card! Love the front- – so eye-catching. And the inside must have made peoples... on Julie, Inspired by Julia
Allison: I’m going out tomorrow to see if my snowdrops are coming up under our snow too. It... on Buried Under the Snow: Snowdrops
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Linda Axelrod: Just found your website….such lovely photos….my... on Time-Honored Sledding Tradition at Tommy’s Pond
Lexi Gelperin: The carousel of my life is starting to spin faster and I’m already looking for ways to... on The Years Keep Spinning By
Paige Lambdin: Jules, Of course I love your card, because I love to see your boys growing up, and love to... on The Years Keep Spinning By
Heidi: Loved it, loved it, loved it. The only card that’s still sitting out where everyone can see it. on The Years Keep Spinning By
Lisa Kretschmannn: Great shots…What a lovely “day in the life” for this family! on Looking Back at a New York Newborn
Lisa Kretschmannn: I really like the snow covered tree picture! It looks like... on What to Do on a Snowy Day: Take the Sled to Holmdel Park
Nadia Inwood: Hi, Erika How can we get back in touch with you and Jean-Luc. It had been so, so long – we... on High Jump, Long Jump
Barbara Biancamano: Julie…love the card and also love to read your posts and blogs. Those song lyrics... on The Years Keep Spinning By
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Abbie: Oh my gosh. That was beautiful. Many tears in my eyes. Thanks Julie. on Watch This. It’s Beautiful.
Michelle Guzman: Oh my favorite one is the first one. It’s so cute how all three are lined up.... on Metuchen’s Little Olympics
Pamela Telgenhoff: LOVE this shoot…what adorable little ones and you did a spectacular job!!!! on Looking Back at a New York Newborn
Brad: Mom, you rock! on Metuchen’s Little Olympics
Aaron Davis: The series of pictures of the dad playing on the snow tube with his young son are making... on Metuchen’s Little Olympics
Sheri-Rose Rubin: Your photos make everyone and everything in Metuchen look so beautiful. on That is One Slick Hill at Tommy’s Pond
Allison: I grew up in Metuchen but live in Los Angeles now. Love your blog and I remember playing at... on Metuchen’s Little Olympics
Mary: OK, I LOVE ice cream as much as the next guy, but in the winter? After sledding? That’s... on Metuchen’s Little Olympics
Lynn Kodila: WOW!!! Thank you so much for capturing a moment that I was sharing... on Time-Honored Sledding Tradition at Tommy’s Pond
Jimmy: Hi, I have a question about an Aristocrat Pear. I am renting a house in Broken Arrow,... on Current Tree Grower’s Diary Letters
Donna Lambdin: I have only had one brief glimpse of baby Joseph since he was born so this slide... on Looking Back at a New York Newborn
Sylvia Borgo Photography: awwww, so adorable. I can barely remember my babies being that small.... on Looking Back at a New York Newborn
Rebecca: Awesome! I love the history (and, your contribution to it). And it is... on Time-Honored Sledding Tradition at Tommy’s Pond
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