Photos Courtesy of Nona Cycle Members and Friends In just over three years since Nona Cycle was founded by Lake Nona residents Paul Pikel and Spencer Phelps, we have not only grown in size but in our reputation as the premier cycling group in the Metro Orlando area. Comprised of a diverse group of individuals of all ages and demographics from Lake Nona and beyond … [Read more...]
Family Shift: 4 Stages of Parenting
It’s been said parenting is simple, but it’s not easy! Raising children is one of the most challenging yet rewarding joys and responsibilities we will ever have in life. However, the greatest challenge is that our children don’t come with instructions. It’s not like you can go to Parenting University and get a degree in raising children before you have children. My wife, … [Read more...]
One Date at a Time: Adding a Little MYSTERY to Your Date Night
After 20 years of marriage, you can say that hubby and I have done our fair share of “dinner and a movie” date nights. While we enjoy the occasional action adventure or romcom, basically those dates involve us enjoying each other’s company for a mere hour or so, and then sitting in silence with not much connecting going on beyond a nudge of the elbow when he starts to snore. … [Read more...]
The Artist: Discovering the Fashion Scene in Lake Nona
Photos Courtesy of Kathy Bolanos October’s Artist stood out to Nonahood News in her nomination because of how spirited she was about Lake Nona and all of the creativity that our home has to offer in several different avenues. Meet Kathy Bolanos – a fashion illustrator, upcoming designer, and a proud member of the fashion scene brewing here in Lake Nona. Here’s a glimpse into … [Read more...]
Kyle’s Culinary Column: I Yam What I Yam
This tuber vegetable has a variety of species and is known for its sweet starchy texture, cultivated in warm and tropical climates. Yams are a vegetable known across the world with many uses in different cultures. In Okinawa, Japan, they have purple sweet potatoes termed “Ube,” purple Yams. Malaysia and Singapore use Yams in many recipes, known as “taro.” In New Zealand, the … [Read more...]
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