Valentine’s Day can bring up many emotions that you have spent all year trying to suppress. If you are alone, it’s a reminder of that, and if you are in a bad relationship it amplifies that. If you are seriously dating someone, you may be hoping that your partner will pop the big question on this day, only to realize that you are not on the same page at all. So, unless you are … [Read more...]
Kyle’s Culinary Column: Kick Some Asparagus!
On my way home from work I got a flat tire, I should have brought “asparagus.” Asparagus is typically grown in oceanic locations and thrives in soil that is too salty for other weeds to grow. Salt has been traditionally used in the soil to suppress other weeds in the fields intended … [Read more...]
Family Fridays: Conflict + Resolution
Welcome to Family Fridays, where we discuss the importance of reconnecting with your family. In the hustle and bustle of the digital age, finding a moment of peace and quiet is so hard to come by. It can be easy to simply hand our kids technology rather than engaging in real-world activities that challenge their minds and engage their spirits. Each month, we’ll look at new and … [Read more...]
Dog of the Month: Bailey Akos
Bailey Akos Owner: Emily Akos Breed: Beagle/Lab Mix Dog's Quirk/Story: Bailey was rescued from Alabama by a beagle rescue organization out of Tampa. She has the sweetest disposition and is always ready to snuggle or play with anyone she meets! She is the best furbaby my husband and I could ask for! Do you have the cutest, … [Read more...]
The Lake Nona Book Maven Book Review
Book: Their Eyes Were Watching God Author: Zora Neale Hurston In honor of Black History Month, I chose a book about a black woman by a black author – but not just any black author – an educated and celebrated woman, part of the Harlem Renaissance, and a Central Florida native. Zora Neal Hurston‘s history and the history of the town where she lived, Eatonville … [Read more...]
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