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It’s the Weekend, Nonahood! Let’s Learn About Wine! Is it Rosé or White Zinfandel?

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Living in Florida, we’re used to the year-round summer season. When it’s this hot outside, it’s essential to keep cool with a light wine like a rosé or white zinfandel. But, what’s the difference? Both options offer a dry taste with a blush color, but which wine is the summer wine for you? Let’s discuss. Dry rosés, particularly those from France, continue to grow in … [Read more...]

Cranium Academy Celebrates One Year of Providing Innovative Early Education for Pre-K and Beyond

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It’s really not a secret. The demand for outstanding child care in Lake Nona and the surrounding areas is very high, especially for families who are looking for private school options. One year ago, as parents of their own children in addition to foster children, John and Charlotte JeBailey recognized this fact. With a calling to provide quality education to children and a … [Read more...]

When in Rome, Live Like the Romans (or Lions) Do!

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Remember when you were a teenager and spring break came along? We had time off from school to go to the beach, hang out with friends and do our best to not get in trouble. If we were really lucky, our parents may have a trip planned for us. Something we could bring a friend on and come back to school with some good stories. Over the last 10 years, my buddy and I have … [Read more...]

Katie’s Cucina: Chewy Chocolate Chip Granola Bars

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School is around the corner here in the Nonahood. This month, I wanted to share a homemade recipe for classic Chewy Chocolate Chip Granola Bars. It’s a recipe you can make quickly on a Sunday before the school week starts, and if you’re feeling up to getting your children involved in the kitchen, they can even help, too! Parents, you’ll want to do the first step and then let … [Read more...]

Lunchbox Ideas

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Summer break is ending, and school is around the corner. Most parents I talk with loath the idea of going back to packing 5 lunches a week for their child. Or multiply that by 2, 3, or maybe even 4, and you’re feeling overwhelmed. If you’re looking for something other than peanut butter and jelly and a turkey sandwich, I’m here to help. I have a week’s worth of lunchbox ideas … [Read more...]

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