We are moving into the busiest season of the year, We are moving into the busiest season of the year, so how are you posting on all of your platforms without losing your mind?

Most people feel like they have to be everywhere, and they think that means a brand-new idea for every platform. That is how burnout gets built into the plan, and burnout is the reason people stop posting right when it matters most.

My goal is always for you to do less so content does not take over your life. You do not need more ideas, you need to stretch the ones you already have.

Start with one idea instead of one platform. It could be a how-to, a tip, a product you love, or an event you just went to. Build the full version first as a blog post or a newsletter section, with all the details and links. While you are creating it, grab a few photos and record a short video, because that one session gives you what you need for everything else. The video can go to TikTok, a reel or carousel can go to Instagram and Facebook, and Pinterest can get a pin with a little information that links back to your blog.

Just remember that posting the exact same file everywhere is not repurposing. Change the hook, the format, and the caption to fit where it lives, and the idea stays the same while the packaging changes.

More platforms does not have to mean more work. Pick one thing you already created this week and decide where else it can live.

Save this for the week you feel behind on content, and follow along for more digital strategy every Tuesday.
This last week was hard. One of those weeks when y This last week was hard. One of those weeks when you look at your business and think, “why am I doing this?”. But I had a vent session with a good friend and she said, just remember next week it will all work out because you will make it work out. 

A little delusion, a lot of hustle. It’s all figureitoutable.
One last Halloween post because this deserves a pl One last Halloween post because this deserves a place on my feed. @johnexnicios asked me to help him with a costume idea he has this year. Alfred Hitchcock “The Birds”. He wanted the birds to look like they were flying over his head and I was like, I think this might be above my costuming pay grade. 

Alas he is persistent and I have an unhealthy attachment with thinking everything is #figureitoutable. I started with shredding the suit. The flying birds I attached with wire coat hangers and loads of hot glue. We reinforced the wires to give them some stability with a flat piece of cardboard. Everything was held on my loads of hot glue (a mix of low temp and hot temp) and some e6000. 

Not sure how it held up in the quarter last night but we shall see. So next question… should I do Halloween costume commissions next year?  You know with all the extra time I have on my hands 😂

#halloween #cosplay #thebirds #alfredhitchcock
Let’s play dress up 👗 #halloween #paperdolls #cosp Let’s play dress up 👗 #halloween #paperdolls #cosplay
Feeling witchy. Feeling witchy.
You have to be chronically on TikTok to get this o You have to be chronically on TikTok to get this one. #halloween #thingsthatareskinny #frankdelcorral
Ghosted 👻 ✌🏼 Ghosted 👻 ✌🏼
A few things you should know 👻🎃☠️ A few things you should know 👻🎃☠️
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At Home, Christmas, Fun, Holiday, Kids, Life, Seasonal Guide · December 3, 2025

Unwrapping the Magic of Christmas: A Downtown New Orleans Tree Scavenger Hunt for Families

As the festive season draws near, the air in New Orleans becomes filled with an electric buzz of holiday excitement. Amidst the iconic streets and historic neighborhoods, there’s a unique and charming way to celebrate Christmas with the family: a Christmas tree scavenger hunt in the heart of downtown New Orleans.

This became a treasured holiday tradition for our family that we have enjoyed year after year. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the vibrant and spirited journey of navigating through the city’s festive landscape, seeking out beautifully adorned Christmas trees, and reveling in the unique cultural delights New Orleans has to offer during this special season. Get ready to uncover the best-kept secrets, hidden gems, and the most beautifully decorated trees that will surely ignite the holiday spirit in every member of your family.

our family at miracle on fulton street
Miracle on Fulton Street Tree
Miracle on Fulton Street

Over the year friends would ask for a list of all of the hotels our family would visit. Several years ago I came up with a map to make it even easier for families to join in the fun. Let’s unwrap the details of this heartwarming and magical experience, as we explore the joy, wonder, and unity that comes from embarking on a Christmas tree scavenger hunt in the heart of downtown New Orleans.

Christmas Tree Scavenger Hunt Route

Christmas Tree Scavenger Hunt Route May and list
NOLA Christmas Tree HuntDownload

The Roosevelt Hotel – 130 Roosevelt Way – trees and a gingerbread house.  This is the premier place in New Orleans for Christmas pictures.  It is always beautifully decorated and just a sight to see as the entire lobby is covered in lights.

The Roosevelt hotel
2017
The Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans
2017
The Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans
2017

Ritz Carleton – 921 Canal Street – beautiful ceiling designs in the lobby (3rd floor) and outdoor décor.  You can also walk through their gingerbread house and they have samples sometimes.

Ritz New Orleans
2018
Ritz Gingerbread Streetcar New Orleans
2018

The Astor Crown Plaza – 739 Canal Street – we didn’t go in this one but it is on the route.

Canal Place – 333 Canal Street – Enormous multi story Christmas tree right outside of Saks.

Luna Botanicals Display at Canal Place
2018
Canal Place Christmas Tree
2018
Canal Place
2017

Miracle on Fulton – 228 Poydras Street – Life Sized ornament to walk through and snow every 20 minutes.

Miracle on Fulton Street 2019
2019
Miracle on Fulton Street Christmas Tree
2018
Entrance to Miracle on Fulton Street
2018
Miracle on Fulton
2017
Miracle on Fulton
2017

The Loews Hotel – 300 Poydras Street – Gorgeous Gingerbread house and metallic trees.

Lowes Hotel Gingerbread house
2018
Harrah's Gingerbread house
2017

Le Meridian New Orleans – 333 Poydras Street – take a picture on their fountain and tag them on social media

Le Meridian New Orleans Fountain
2018

The Windsor Court – 300 Gravier Street – Always beautiful florals and you can stop for tea

The Sheraton – 500 Canal Street – Don’t miss out on the secret Rodrigue gallery.  Let me know if you can find it!

Sheridan New Orleans Gingerbread house
Sheridan New Orleans Gingerbread house.

What to do after…

After the exhilarating Christmas tree scavenger hunt in downtown New Orleans, there are plenty of wonderful ways to continue the festive celebrations with your family. Here are some fantastic ideas:

Luna Fete – Coming Back in 2026

Luna Fête is a dazzling, immersive celebration of lights that enchants New Orleans each December and it is simply one of my favorite events. The event will be hosted by the Ernest Morial Convention Center this year on the pedestrian parkway. Visitors are invited into a realm where traditional holiday lights meet cutting-edge technology, creating a mesmerizing spectacle for all ages.

NOLA Christmas Fest

This is one of the boys favorite Christmas events and they ask to go each year. This enchanting indoor winter wonderland is held completely indoors. From the awe-inspiring holiday displays including a Gingerbread Village, Giant Wreath and Tree to a newly designed ice-skating rink, exciting Carnival rides, and delightful holiday entertainment, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.

Celebration in the Oaks

Celebration in the Oaks will be taking place this year from November 23rd through December 30th. City Park’s largest fundraiser, Celebration in the Oaks, is THE New Orleans holiday family tradition. This incredible light festival has enchanted Park visitors since the 1980s and is vital to the Park’s maintenance, care, and beautification year round. Make memories with your loved ones in City Park this holiday season.

Audubon Zoo Christmas Lights

I keep this event on the list because I truly hope they will bring it back in the next few years.

Boys ready for winter fun

Happy holidays and may the magic of this Christmas tree scavenger hunt in downtown New Orleans continue to brighten your family’s memories for years to come!

XO,

Tiffany

Looking to join in on all the holiday fun check out our Holiday Guide!

{Editors Note:  This post was updated on 11/28/20 – 11/16/19}

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  1. Grammie & Papa King says

    December 22, 2017 at 2:48 pm

    This is beautiful! Would love to be able to do this with you guys maybe next year!

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We are moving into the busiest season of the year, We are moving into the busiest season of the year, so how are you posting on all of your platforms without losing your mind?

Most people feel like they have to be everywhere, and they think that means a brand-new idea for every platform. That is how burnout gets built into the plan, and burnout is the reason people stop posting right when it matters most.

My goal is always for you to do less so content does not take over your life. You do not need more ideas, you need to stretch the ones you already have.

Start with one idea instead of one platform. It could be a how-to, a tip, a product you love, or an event you just went to. Build the full version first as a blog post or a newsletter section, with all the details and links. While you are creating it, grab a few photos and record a short video, because that one session gives you what you need for everything else. The video can go to TikTok, a reel or carousel can go to Instagram and Facebook, and Pinterest can get a pin with a little information that links back to your blog.

Just remember that posting the exact same file everywhere is not repurposing. Change the hook, the format, and the caption to fit where it lives, and the idea stays the same while the packaging changes.

More platforms does not have to mean more work. Pick one thing you already created this week and decide where else it can live.

Save this for the week you feel behind on content, and follow along for more digital strategy every Tuesday.
This last week was hard. One of those weeks when y This last week was hard. One of those weeks when you look at your business and think, “why am I doing this?”. But I had a vent session with a good friend and she said, just remember next week it will all work out because you will make it work out. 

A little delusion, a lot of hustle. It’s all figureitoutable.
One last Halloween post because this deserves a pl One last Halloween post because this deserves a place on my feed. @johnexnicios asked me to help him with a costume idea he has this year. Alfred Hitchcock “The Birds”. He wanted the birds to look like they were flying over his head and I was like, I think this might be above my costuming pay grade. 

Alas he is persistent and I have an unhealthy attachment with thinking everything is #figureitoutable. I started with shredding the suit. The flying birds I attached with wire coat hangers and loads of hot glue. We reinforced the wires to give them some stability with a flat piece of cardboard. Everything was held on my loads of hot glue (a mix of low temp and hot temp) and some e6000. 

Not sure how it held up in the quarter last night but we shall see. So next question… should I do Halloween costume commissions next year?  You know with all the extra time I have on my hands 😂

#halloween #cosplay #thebirds #alfredhitchcock
Let’s play dress up 👗 #halloween #paperdolls #cosp Let’s play dress up 👗 #halloween #paperdolls #cosplay
Feeling witchy. Feeling witchy.
You have to be chronically on TikTok to get this o You have to be chronically on TikTok to get this one. #halloween #thingsthatareskinny #frankdelcorral
Ghosted 👻 ✌🏼 Ghosted 👻 ✌🏼
A few things you should know 👻🎃☠️ A few things you should know 👻🎃☠️
Welcome to Halloween week. We have so many fun thi Welcome to Halloween week. We have so many fun things planned. #halloween #halloqueen #meangirls
I’ve always wanted to do a Carrie costume. I have I’ve always wanted to do a Carrie costume. I have a list of costumes on my phone that I’ve been filtering through each year and Carrie was top. I knew I wanted this to be beaded and that would require a lot of time so i waited for a year I knew I had time to commit. 

So, rewind to July. Yes, July. I got the dress and took it to my backyard where I poured acrylic paint and water on it while standing on a ladder to make the splatter look right. @fusilierkate came over for a rhinestone consultation so I could visualize a plan. I distinctly remember her saying, you aren’t going to rhinestone all the way to the bottom, right?  And at the time that sounded like a crazy idea…. 

I laid 8,000 individual rhinestones. 

But my commitment to the plot is unmatched and since I had time I beaded the whole thing in ss20 Siam rhinestones. I used a few appliqués, mesh loaded with stones to fill larger spaces, just to make the workload a little lighter and to add some visual difference in the pattern. Remember we wanted this to look like dried blood so it needed texture and angles so it didn’t just look like a pretty dress. 

I also went back and forth about the headpiece. Initially I thought I was going to do a bucket suspended above my head but I saw a lot of reference photos with that already so I went a different direction with the tiara and veil. Again texture and layers. 

Last came the bucket. I had to free hand the blood with a sharpie. An artist I am not so this was probably the most difficult part. I lined it with tulle and strings of rhinestones so I could dump in on my head during the costume content. #preformanceart 

Overall I could not be happier with how it turned out. She will be available for rent when I fix a few minor pieces I broke off Friday night. Let me know if you would be interested. 

PS thank you to @30byninety theater for allowing me to use their Zombie Prom set as the background for my shoot. It was perfection. As always @skylarkuhn_ @skylartheriotphotography gave me some beautifully shot images. 

Already working on my next idea. 

#halloween #cosplay #carrie

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