In my never-ending quest to find a work out regime that I can actually stick to (and not hurt myself in), I visited CycleBar, Winter Park’s newest indoor cycling studio. The cycling studio just opened its doors on South Orlando Avenue and offered 60 free classes to the public — that is over 2,700 rides!… Read More CycleBar & Fitlife Foods
“We went to El Paso so that you wouldn’t have to,” my husband said. “That’s how you should start your blog.” With the Mexican border to my left and a drunk man punching a concrete wall to the right, I wasn’t sure what to make of El Paso when we arrived but we kind of had… Read More Road Trippin’: El Paso and New Mexico
A few weeks ago, my husband and I were faced with a unique situation: an entire Saturday, with absolutely zero plans! If you’ve ever had the rare chance to glimpse into my planner and Halston’s study schedule, you would have noticed that this almost never, ever happens. So we grabbed our bathing suits and headed out… Read More Kayaking with giraffes at the Brevard Zoo
If you’re like me and you live in Orlando you probably spent your weekend like this: Wake up on Saturday, check phone and read news about senseless and barbaric tragedy in Orlando. Go to sleep. Repeat again on Sunday. On an ongoing text thread, my friends and I exchanged information, trying to piece together the… Read More Orlando Strong: Together, We Are Better Than Alone
My parents always told me to be wary of my surroundings and to never, ever speak to strangers. But I’m almost a quarter of a century old and I do what I want! Looking to spice up our weeknight routine, I signed my husband and I up for the Dinner Party Project (to eat dinner with… Read More The Dinner Party Project Orlando
My alarm went off at 5:00 a.m. as it does every day. I reached across the bed to snooze it and thought to myself, “Okay, it’s five… That means it’s 4:00 a.m. back home so no one will be checking emails. You can sleep another hour and begin working later…” But as my surroundings slowly… Read More Life Lessons From Our Garden
Bom dia, amigos! Como estão todos? I come to you live from the shores of Copacabana Beach where I am working on my tan, caipirinha in hand! Just kidding. I come to you live from my hotel room in São Paulo as I get ready for day two of World Travel Market, a tourism trade… Read More Brazil: A Visit to Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand
If you don’t know this about me, I was a ballerina for 13 years, and quit around the time that we moved to Orlando. One of my biggest regrets in life is that I did not enroll in a dance school in Florida, but that’s besides the point. On Friday, I was able to check… Read More Ballet, brunching, babies and Brazil
In seventh grade, I was awarded a shiny, gold, medal. It was given to me out of sheer pity by my physical education teacher during our Field Day. It was a participation medal for being the worst left midfielder in the history of soccer. Things haven’t improved much since. I’m not sure if you’re aware… Read More 21 Day Fix: Athletic Prowess Of An Uncooked Noodle
Over the weekend, a cold front slowly slid across Central Florida, bringing with it something us Floridians yearn for during the holidays: SWEATER WEATHER! However, sporting my boots and scarves in 49-degree weather did not prepare me for losing complete feeling of my hands and face. Let me explain… I was lucky enough to spend… Read More ICE! brings holiday classic to life
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