This is an amazing service and employer. They can get nannies for clients visiting Santa Fe, or…read morefor clients who live here. They can get nannies who can take your children out on the town while you ski, or have fun on the plaza or just for you to have a care free afternoon. This service does thorough background checks on nannies and has many repeat customers over the years who love the care that is received. I love this service and recommend it to locals and visitors from around the world. Many nannies can speak more than one language, and have specific certifications some clients are looking for in care. Day or night, multiple days, in town or out of town they are a great choice for care!

I have utilized PattyCake for 2 placements- one from Feb 2022 up until September 2022 and we had a…read morewonderful e experience and placement. If i had not utilized them again i would have given them 5 stars. However, our 2023 experience was absolutely horrific. We started working with Sara Norris in January/February of 2023 to find a summer nanny- ample time for a nanny to start the end of May or June. I followed up at the end of February and march and they still had no placement for me. I ended up being able to get my girls in some half day camps in hopes we would hear back. The end of APRIL was when we heard back and started the process. We only had 2 candidates and went with the one who had the most experience and credentials of the two. Sadly this placement did not work out. Here is my caution to you- DO NOT USE them for summer placements- you will not get your money back and you will not get a replacement on the timeline you need. My major frustration was how this was handled and the fact that they kept the FULL "finders fee" when our nanny quit after 2 weeks- to me this is just wrong and greedy. They are also based in New Mexico and they do not have a good book of candidates other than utilizing care.com it seems. If you are in Texas - i would stick with Nannie's on the go and moms best friend- i should have listened to friends and utilized them initially.

I have closely observed this preschool and know it to be an excellent one. Its director, Naomi,…read moreclearly loves working with children and strives to give them an array of learning experiences. However, the owner of the complex, Rosemary Rowell, expertly manipulated, extracted and kept my money, and I wish that I had stayed far away from her.

Linda remains a touchstone for us. We are glad for any time we received in her open-hearted…read morepresence and open arms/ acceptance. My child still teaches me yoga she taught him, or talks about how he used to read the Dragon Wings series with her in 3rd grade, her taking a page, him the next. I still read with him at home in this way, now Harry Potter. He speaks fondly of her and misses her and I am grateful for any time we had with her before she stopped teaching. She was pure love. He had kind, caring kids here who reached out to one another and who really were invested in one another. He enjoyed playing chess or gnomes or wolves with the kids and the kids were still kids! Playing! It was a mixed age classroom of 1st-5th grade and he was in 3rd grade and had friends in each grade. He would sometimes ask to stay after school to be with friends and draw gnomes or Pac Man together, or to play dragons or wolves. This school emphasized play and I love that they let the kids sled and have snow ball fights. We loved their Dia De Los Muertos celebration and the rooms where they did project-based learning, art, reading and math was so cozy. We really loved the art my son came home with and are still friends with a family we are very glad to still be connected to. This is education as I always dreamed it to be. And the administration did not shy away from addressing what needed to be addressed with kindness, compassion and integrity, a lot of honesty here despite life's struggles, which are always there. We are grateful we had this. My son learned a lot of his firsts here, around reading, math, social groups. We are glad for the lasting impact and as another parent said, "well, you have to pay something to expect value." yes, valuable indeed, what we received. (It is never about a model of education, but about the individuals and character we find in any given place. While we got on board with the model Little Earth espouses, it was more about finding the right people in the right place, that impressed us so deeply. It was the families, kids, and educators, staff and administrators, too, who held so much heart, no matter what their education pedagogy was.)

Ran a radon gas test as part of my home inspection & Julia made the whole process quick and easy…read more Results came in faster than I expected and HHE provided plenty of info about radon and options to lower levels if needed.

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The staff is wonderful. Staff treats, the children like there own family. They've, Been in business…read moreover 25yr+, That speaks for its self. Local School. Not one of the institutional feeling of some of the Chains places in town have .Name speaks for it self . It's yours "Kids-Choice" is the best choice.

Note: This review pertains to an instrumental trans-communication (ITC) session conducted on…read moreSaturday, September 22, 2018. ITC involves the use of devices ("spirit boxes") to facilitate communication with the dead. These devices (both physical boxes and apps) provide white noise and/or chopped up phonetic sounds that spirits can manipulate to form words and sentences. Yes, this is real. I visited Rosario Cemetery the day after a successful ITC session a few miles away at the historic (and very active) Fairview Cemetery. Before I arrived, I knew nothing of its cultural significance, but I later learned that it was established in 1868. For a comprehensive history of Rosario Cemetery, please see Gail P.'s review from three years ago. As I do prior to every session, I introduced myself and assured any spirits present that my intentions were honorable. For this session, I used three well-respected ITC apps: SCD-2 (created by my friend Steve Huff of Huff Paranormal), Spiritus, and Necrophonic. I fired up the SCD-2 and began asking questions such as, "Can you say your name as I approach your grave?" and, "If you are stuck here, is there anything I can do to help?" Replies seldom come through immediately, so patience is a virtue. I surmise that spirits require time to generate the energy necessary to manipulate raw audio into something coherent. For most sessions, I begin receiving replies approximately thirty to forty-five minutes after I begin. On this occasion, however, I documented only four responses throughout the entire ninety-minute session: "Clara," "Susie," "We are in darkness," and "Thanks...John...Michael and the....heart." The names "Clara" and "Susie" came through within a few feet of graves belonging to Clara Mendoza (1896-1988) and Susie Armijo (1932-2006), but I was unable to locate a grave bearing the name John Michael. I typically receive positive affirmations during my sessions, so the "We are in darkness" message was surprising and a bit off-putting. I considered the session a disappointment initially, but then I reviewed my notes and remembered something relevant regarding the name "John Michael." About a year earlier, I conducted a session at home and captured several remarkably clear names that seemed intended for a work associate, Evelyn "Molly" [last name withheld], who has since retired to Miami. Molly and I got along well, but I knew nothing about her family. I wasn't sure how she would react to the messages, but I felt urged to share them with her. I'm glad I had the foresight to save the text conversation that followed: _________________________________________________ October 17, 2017 Me: Molly, this is Ryan from work. We miss you around here. I have a strange question for you...Did you know someone named Cruz who may have passed away recently? I ask because I use devices (similar to ones you may have seen on TV) that can allegedly capture messages from spirits. That name and yours (both Molly *and* Evelyn) have come through several times tonight. You're the only person I know with either of those names. Also, how about the names "John" and "Michael"? Any significance? Those names came in back to back, too. I've also heard the words "sick" and "heart." All of this has been very clear and direct, which is rare. I usually only get a couple of seemingly random words. All of this might mean absolutely nothing, but I wanted to at least check. Molly: I remember you told me you did that. I can't believe it. Cruz was the name of my dad. Really my stepfather. He passed 8 years ago. My eldest son is named John Michael. He has had trouble with blood pressure. I tell him he needs to get it looked at. _________________________________________________ Shortly after our conversation, Molly persuaded her son to schedule an appointment with a cardiologist. A stress test revealed that he suffered from a previously undiagnosed heart issue. Was the message from her stepfather a warning? Was the "thanks" message I captured during the session at Rosario Cemetery her stepfather's way of thanking me for communicating that warning to Molly? I see no connection between Molly's family and Rosario Cemetery, so perhaps Cruz seized the opportunity to contact me during an otherwise quiet session. I'm not convinced that Rosario Cemetery is active, but I had a great time exploring the grounds, taking photographs, and admiring the ornate graves and statuary. The Archdiocese of Santa Fe has done a remarkable job maintaining the grounds and honoring the many notable individuals buried here.

On the Day of the Dead, Rosario Cemetery is a historic, contemplative spot. It's still in use, so…read moreit hasn't grown creepy with neglect. It's well-maintained, respectful. Tho it was established in the late 19th century, it houses the historic Rosario Chapel to commemorate the victory of De Vargas over the Pueblo Revolt. Despite the fact it's across the street from a mall/grocery store/cineplex, it's quiet and contemplative. It's a sobering, solemn reminder of mortality. Aside from its historic qualities, it is deeply Catholic and spiritual. A place for prayer. One of Santa Fe's quieter corners.

We used this amazing company for repairs on an existing well. From the first phone call to showing…read moreme all the details of the completed work they were great communicators. They also did not try to push services and work that were unnecessary. Both gentlemen that came out were very polite and professional. I could tell Calvin was very experienced and he was able to answer my questions in a way that was easy to understand. I give a full 5 star rating and would give bonus if it was possible. The pricing was also very good!!

This team was fantastic. Fast, prepared, arrived on time, got right to the problem, and put their…read morebacks into it. High praise from me. I like problem solvers and Flo and his co-workers met all challenges. Will recommend this company to all.

USE W CAUTION! Had a leak in my bathroom. Suspected it was behind the cabinet. Called Klaus and…read moreasked him to remove the back of the cabinet to expose the pipes. We noticed some mold and that was quickly removed. He came w two young guys and a dehumidifier (which he left on for the week). When I checked back w them after an hour, Klaus had DRILLED 3/4" HOLES ALL ALONG MY CABINET BOTTOM and in the sheetrock (12 total)!!! We NEVER discussed this! He actually did DAMAGE while I was not in the room! I asked him why he did this. He claimed that it was to "air it out" and that it was "easy to repair" by installing a wood strip over the holes! Wow, not what I wanted for sure. Two thing Klaus kept asking me the entire 2 hrs that he was at my house was 1.) is this going to be a homeowner insurance claim, and 2.) he wanted to REMOVE the cabinet, and even suggested coming at the leak from the OUTSIDE of the house! The literally cut through our exterior wall. Months went by as we tried to close the leak (which we did). In the meantime Klaus sends my a bill for $700! For what? Doing damage in 2hrs?! I told him to COMPLETE the job by repairing the damage he did and I would pay him. That was Summer, now it's Winter and Edelweiss has done 0. And the leak was in the floor.

As someone with respiratory sensitivity to mold, they are the only remediation company I trust to…read morebe as careful and thorough as I need for my health. They have done two big, complicated water damage / mold remediation jobs for me in the past decade, and I don't think any other company would have worked with me with the diligence and specificity that they have always maintained. These are good people who truly know what they are doing -- which is an unbeatable combination!