Tonight I took the boys and our next door neighbor to Frisco Fire Safety Town’s Holiday event. Frisco Fire Safety Town is a part of the Frisco Fire Deparment. Safety Town is a a miniature Frisco complete with a variety of buildings and organizations (hospital, fire and police station, news station, church, hospital, grocery store, etc.) There are working traffic and crosswalk lights, railroad crossings and toll booths! It truly is like you are in a little city. Nolan has been there as a part of a school field trip last year and this year and has not been able to stop talking about it. During the school field trips the children actually drive power wheels through the town learning about stop lights, road signs, and safety procedures. Of course driving the cars is Nolan’s favorite part. This was the first time I have ever been and I was beyond impressed. This “hands on” experience is an incredible way for kids to learn about all different ways to stay safe. Another reason why we LOVE living in Frisco!
During the holiday season Safety Town has special evening hours to celebrate the holidays. The “town” was completely decorated and many of the buildings had activities, games, and crafts. This is a FREE event open to the community and is another tradition we will add at the holidays!
Emailing a letter to Santa (where Nolan changed his mind AGAIN on what he wants Santa to bring. Beyond frustratiing!)
First time G had his face painted! He is a big snowman fan so I was not surprised he chose this. We purposefully did not wash his hair and half of his face tonight to try to preserve his snowman. Praying it is still there in the morning or this is going to be one sad boy.
In the Fed Ex building. Do you think they are a sponsor?
Getting holiday tattoos
Nolan and Amberlee
No town is complete without a Walmart! Or WFAA TV station.
While I was trying to take a picture of the kids in front of the mock fire station, Santa came up behind me and was making silly faces at the kids.There was a long line inside where the crowd was waiting for Santa to return from break. We happened to be at the right place at the right time! I am never that lucky!
Pin the Red Nose on the Reindeer
In front of the “NTTA toll booth”
A fire truck all for exploring.
Can you see Nolan in the driver’s seat?
They also have a “house” where the kids learn about different ways to stay safe in your house. Here Nolan is practicing how to get out a window in case of a fire.
Until next year!


















































































