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5 Fun & "FIT" Ways to Spend Valentine's Day By Maria Marmo “Valentine's Day can be a dieter’s worst nightmare,” says Glenda Cato, co-owner of FIT. “Candy is there everywhere you turn, in every store. Also, there are all kinds of emotions, good and bad, tied to eating on Valentine’s Day.” ... Read More
Weddings are EVERYWHERE. TV, magazines, websites. Let's face it... every little girl dreams about not only walking down the isle but also about all of the fun shopping and decision making along the way. It's a glamorous picture we see from our couch. After watching all of that entertaining wedding hoopla you may be asking yourself if a career in weddings is right for you. Maybe it is! This March the Doubletree hotel will host a Wedding Planning Certification course presented by The Bridal Societ... Read More
Tallahassee Grapevine is Looking For A Few Good Moms Moms are the hardest working people in the country. Many have their own full time or part time jobs, but being a mom is a full time job in itself. It is difficult for a mother of school-age children to find a good job with a flexible schedule – face it, some have to get one kid to school at 7 and the other at 9 – then have to... Read More
Ten Tallahassee “Big Things in Small Packages” By Taylor Rinehart Tallahassee, although one of Northwest Florida’s largest cities, has many hidden treasures. Around every corner you can find a quaint restaurant, small boutique, or hometown business that proves the old adage that “big things come in small packages.” These small businesses may go unnoticed to the unsuspecting tourist, but to t... Read More
What NOT to do on Valentine's Day in Tallahassee (For Men Only) By Tony Miller Don't Let This Happen to You I am going to make this short and sweet. If you are a male and you are in a relationship of any level - there are 3 dates you must remember - Her Birthday, Your Anniversary, and February 14th - Valentine's Day. (This is next Tuesday, for the calendar challenged.) ... Read More
John the apostle is well into his years. It has been close to sixty years that he has been walking in fellowship with God at the point he writes First John. There are more than likely many memories that he has about when he was physically with Jesus. There are likely many things that he remembers Jesus saying, and yet he recalls one of the most known ideas in all of his time with Jesus – simply to love God and love one another. He writes it this way in First John chapter two verse seven... Read More
Love Is For The Birds Tallahassee Museum's First Adults Only Tour Explores the Love Life of Wild Life by Pedro Sempertegui, Grapevine Staff Since February started, my girlfriend has been hinting about things she wanted to do for Valentine’s Day. The ideas ranged from going out to an Italian restaurant for a romantic evening, to staying in and making our romantic dinner together in a romantic fashion.&... Read More
You Are What You Eat! Does Your Diet Complement Your Skincare Regiment? By Penelope Tiam-Fook, Rodan & Fields Consultant It’s officially February. Where did January go already! Now that it is officially the second month of the year, I find myself thinking about whether or not I can stick to my continued commitment to myself of New Year, New You. The post-holiday season i... Read More
It Comes in Threes Is Three Really a Magic Number? by Gil Case, PhD, CEO Most everyone has heard the sayings: “Good things come in threes” or “Third time Charm.” So let's apply this to our health. In fact, there's a very com... Read More
CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES INSPIRATION: LOVE OF JESUS To love God is the greatest of virtues; to be loved by God is the greatest of blessings. Author: Unknown Authors ... Read More
John the apostle has been sharing with us about how to know there is fellowship with God or not. A person must follow the commandments. Now John helps us to know exactly what he means when he says our talk must match our walk. He shares in verse seven of chapter two of First John: Brethren, I write no new commandment unto you, but an old commandment which ye had from the beginning. The old commandment is the word which ye have heard from the beginning. When it comes to the... Read More
What was it like to physically walk with Jesus when He was on the Earth? It must have been wonderful to watch Him with people, healing the sick, opening the eyes of the blind, opening deaf ears, making the lame to walk again, raising the dead, walking on water and feeding five thousand people. How was it to see Him die not only physically but also to Himself as He came to sacrifice His life for others rather than Himself. Today John gives us all a challenge in the second chapter of First... Read More
John has been sharing the way to determine whether a person really knows God or not – he or she keeps His commandments. (To Love God and Love your Neighbor as yourself.) To say that one knows God and not keep His commandments makes that person a liar, and they are without the truth. However, John continues his words with verse five of chapter two of First John: But whoever keeps his word, in him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know we that we are in him. When... Read More
John the apostle has been giving instruction on how to have fellowship with God. He has noted that we must confess our own sin, and when we do this God will not only forgive our sin but will cleanse us from all unrighteousness. However, if we say that we do not have any sin, we make God a liar and God's word is not in us. John notes that it is important that we live without sin, and he gives provision through the advocacy of Jesus should we fail. The way to know if we are in fellowship wi... Read More
Talking about God and knowing about God is one thing, but having fellowship and relationship with Him is quite another. Many people “talk the talk”, but there are very few who actually “walk the walk”. So, how is a person to know whether they really know God or not? What if they think they believe, but they are really deceived? What if all the religious practices, methods, and ways of a person are false or misdirected? How is one to know whether he or she is actually a person who... Read More
A Tallahassee Classic: World Ballet Rocks! CHECK THIS OUT: This is a montage of scenes from the past 3 "World Ballet Rocks" & "Rock the Diamond" productions. The 2011 show featured a live rock band, CommonZenZ and the FAMU Strikers. The show gets bigger and better every year. World Ballet presents its 4th annual productio... Read More
Tallahassee Little Theatre is Making A Mountain Out of a Molehill... Oops, I mean "Much Ado About Nothing" by Tony Miller, Grapevine Staff Oh! The Drama! Shakespeare. There is not much known about the man, himself. We know he was born in Stratford-on-Avon in 1564. He was married at 18 to a 26 year old Anne Hathaway (not the actress) and she was pregnant at the... Read More
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