At an age when many people are quietly shrinking their lives, Orlando artist Linda Hobby is doing the opposite. She is expanding her voice, her reach, her courage. And she is doing it with a sense of joy and clarity she says she’s never known before. Hobby, long respected in Central Florida’s art community, is stepping into a new chapter with her podcast Old Enough to Know … [Read more...]
Lake Nona Interiors Insider: Volume Nineteen: Designing a Home You Love: How Your Space Impacts Mood, Relationships and Daily Life
February is usually all about love. Flowers, cards, date nights and sweet gestures. But there’s another kind of love that deserves just as much attention: the love you feel inside your home. Our homes are where real life happens. They hold early mornings and long workdays, after- school chaos, quick dinners, movie nights that go way past bedtime, and those quiet moments … [Read more...]
The Winning Family: The Power of One Degree: How Small Shifts Can Change Your Family’s Year
The rush of the holidays has passed, routines are restarting, and life is settling back into its normal rhythm. For many families, this is the moment when good intentions meet real life. Schedules fill back up. Responsibilities return. And the question quietly surfaces: Are we living the way we want to live – or just reacting to whatever comes next? Because here’s the truth … [Read more...]
Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining Program Sets New Record With $398,307 Raised to Support Orange County Charities
2025 marked the program’s 20th year, with four restaurants recognized as top performers. Visit Orlando announced a record-breaking donation of $398,307 to Orange County charities, raised through this year’s Visit Orlando Magical Dining, presented by Orlando Health – a 13% increase over 2024. The program featured pre-fixe menus at an all-time high of over 160 of the region’s … [Read more...]
Lake Nona Interior Insider: Volume Eighteen: New Year, New Energy: Interior Design Trends for 2026
A new year has a way of shining a spotlight on what’s not quite working, especially at home. Maybe it’s the furniture you rushed to buy when you moved in, the lighting that still feels builder-basic, or the realization that your space looks...a little too familiar. If you live in Lake Nona, you know exactly what I mean. With new construction everywhere, it’s easy for … [Read more...]
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