I don't know what to say. The summer eased in and very quickly became one of the hottest on record. This weekend, we are seeing temps in the high 90s and low 100s, and I'm not into it. Not one little bit. I am so grateful we just got our a/c replaced because I don't know how an older unit would keep ...
Too Hot To Handle
5 Survival Tips For Running In The Florida Heat
There is a very specific form of dedication that comes with being a runner in Florida. Every year around May, we look at the forecast, see the heat rising and the humidity hitting 95 percent, and think, Yeah, it's time to lock in. Summer running down here is about survival. If you want to keep your ...
The Florida Runner’s Guide to Things That Want to Kill Your Vibe (Or You)
Running in Northeast Florida is beautiful. We’ve got the coast, the trails, and the most stunning scenic routes. But there's another side to it: Florida’s ecosystem is actively hostile. If you lace up your shoes in this state, you might be in for more than a workout. From microscopic, biting bugs to ...
How To Find Balance When Your Summer Routine Goes Out The Window
Summer is supposed to be the season of relaxing, slowing down, and catching your breath. But if you’re a parent, a business owner, or just someone who thrives on a predictable routine, summer can quickly become a disruptive hurdle. Between family travel, kids being out of school, social calendars ...
Locked In On The Summer
Friends, I am absolutely locked in right now. Seriously. After some sweltering days, we had absolutely incredible weather. Blue skies, fluffy clouds, bunnies in meadows... it's so perfect you wouldn't believe we are one week into hurricane season. Here we go again, friends! I really haven't heard ...
Coffee To Start The Summer
And now this year is flying by. It just goes on and on, so quickly. Of course, a good iced coffee helps ease the passage. Just a little. After reading here, head on over to visit Coco and Deborah, our awesome link-up hosts. Over Coffee, I Would Tell You… It is incredibly ...
