Summer has arrived here in Lake Nona … well, actually, everywhere in the state. The early mornings that Nona Cycle members were found dressed in thermal tights and arm warmers, complaining about the 45-degree temperatures, are a fond, distant memory. Now, we’re longing for shade and a good tailwind to cool us down. Despite the increasing heat and humidity, Florida cyclists are … [Read more...]
The Lake Nona Book Maven Review
Title: When We Left Cuba This month, I chose a good, quick read. When We Left Cuba is a Reese Witherspoon Book Club choice and got 4.25 out of 5 stars on GoodReads. I liked it enough that I was able to finish it in a couple days, so it seemed like a great choice for a book review. What I didn’t realize is that this novel is the sequel to Chanel Cleeton’s first Cuba novel, … [Read more...]
Kyle’s Culinary Column: Romaine Calm!
The title strikes well with this amazing, commonly-known vegetable; everyone can now remain calm in regards to romaine lettuce! The outbreak in romaine lettuce is no longer a scare, and we can go back to enjoying one of our most favorite leafy greens. Even though commercial romaine lettuce has been the subject of product warnings in the United States, the Centers for … [Read more...]
NonaVentures: Rappelling Over the Edge of ORMC
Life is all about moments … from the small instances that we don’t think twice about to the larger occurrences where we are thrown outside of our norm. Experiences that test us and push us over the edge. That edge is our comfort zone, and sometimes all we need is a little push. Swallow your fear, gather your courage (it’s already there), and take that leap of faith. Ready or … [Read more...]
The Artist: Why Wait for Inspiration to Strike When It’s All Around Us
A young woman, found with sketchbooks filled with words, typography, and drawings … strolling through the streets of Guayaquil, Ecuador, where she was born. Whereas some might fall in love with words, this young woman has found love in type, and she is Nathania Guerra. Guerra has a bachelor’s degree in graphic design and visual communication. She moved to the U.S. in 2015 with … [Read more...]
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