Living

I’ve long been a proponent of moving the recognition of Presidents Day to the Monday after the Super Bowl. 

Every holiday season we all weigh our options for what to get our clients and colleagues in the biz.

So you’re invited to a New Year’s Eve party and want to bring a decent champagne.

A few short weeks ago, we transitioned from The Tallahassee 100 to The OJT 100 (Orlando, Jacksonville and Tallahassee), and we couldn’t be more thankful for you, our friends and followers.

Thanksgiving is tomorrow, and you are probably traveling, attending to your loving but suddenly very needy family, or, maybe just now realizing you never got that turkey.

As a mother of two, I often struggle to take the perfect family photo.

When our daughter was young, I started decorating Schorsch manor for Halloween, but a jack-o’-lantern here and a scarecrow there wasn’t going to cut it.

While most folks take careful steps and considerable time to write their own stories, many forfeit their right to tell it because of a fear of managing the process.

This Sunday morning, Nov. 2 at 2AM, we go back to Eastern Standard Time, setting our clocks back one hour.

While our northern friends are preparing for snow, Floridians are celebrating the 9,200 miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails that boost our economy, tourism and health.