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Sunny Side Up: Theme Parks

April 1, 2019 by Philip Long

On the lighter side of the Nonahood, this is a column about the humorous realities of life in Central Florida. We must choose to laugh and sweat rather than cry and sweat. Theme parks. What can I add to this teaming fountain of comedic anecdotes that hasn’t been written already? Probably nothing. But I’m a writer, and sometimes we must forge ahead in order to bring home … [Read more...]

Short Stories: A Rich Man, Part I

March 1, 2019 by Brittany Bhulai

There was a man named Papi. He lived a simple life. He had no wife or kids. He spent most of his time running a small restaurant called Little Purple Cafe. It sold breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu featured dishes from all over the world. Purple Cafe was famously known for its naan bread and hummus, crepes, Korean BBQ, curry, and its flan.   Papi was raised by … [Read more...]

Sunny Side Up: Sweat

March 1, 2019 by Philip Long

On the lighter side of the Nonahood, this is a column about the humorous realities of life in Central Florida. We must choose to laugh and sweat rather than cry and sweat.   My brother and I floated in the Dead Sea, bobbing around like a couple of human-shaped rubber ducks, and laughing at our physics-defying and chemistry-affirming buoyancy. The Dead Sea must be … [Read more...]

The Lake Nona Book Maven Review

March 1, 2019 by Contributing Writer

Title: When Everything Changed: The Amazing Journey of American Women From 1960 to the Present Author: Gail Collins   I was looking for a book for March to reflect Women’s History Month. Skipping all the usual suspects, books by the Brontës, Jane Austen, and slightly more contemporary fiction choices like A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf, I decided to go … [Read more...]

Orlando Ballet Presents ‘Bailamos!’ and Donates 1,000 Tickets

March 1, 2019 by Brittany Bhulai

Orlando Ballet is donating a thousand free tickets to the Puerto Rican community who have been affected by Hurricane Maria for their upcoming show Bailamos! The Latin-inspired performance will be showing at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts from Feb. 15-17. This is the first time that the Orlando Ballet will be offering free tickets to Puerto Ricans in Central … [Read more...]

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