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Brush Up on Your Bocce! The Tallahassee Italian Family Festa is Challenging You! Or... Learn How to Play Bocce and Practice In Time for the Tournament   Bocce Tournament at the 2011 Tallahassee Italian Family Festa   Bocce Ball is an ancient sport, some say it dates back to Egypt in 5200 BC. But somehow it made it's way to Italy where it gained popularity.  In fact, it is the seco... Read More

Interview with Jodie Ureas, Circus Mom
Jodie Urias is a performer with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. She is part of the Urias Family motorcycle act which will be appearing at Barnum Bash, January 26-29 at the Leon County Civic Center. We had the pleasure of asking this daring mother of two a few questions about her career, motherhood, and life in general. 

MTO: Jodie, please tell us a little about yourself professionally. How did you begin you... Read More

The Power of Gratitude by Leisa Peach of Advanced Alternatives Massage Therapy Years ago I was taught a tool that helps me whenever business or life isn't going my way. While this is a seemingly simple tool, you shouldn't underestimate the power in it. You can use it anywhere and at anytime, and it will always work to restore your attitude and your perspective. It has the unca... Read More

From the Medical Breakthroughs and High-Tech Corner:   Stop Smoking with E-Cigarettes. by Gil Case, PhD, CEO   Electronic cigarettes are the lastest method to help smokers stop smoking tobacco, thus improving their health and their loved ones' health who used to take in their second hand smoke. ... Read More

 Fightng the January Blahs... By Jennifer Deneute   Do you get the January blahs?  Is it because the holiday hustle and bustle is over or that the temperature gauge has dropped a few degrees? Maybe you're a little overwhelmed by all those resolutions made just a few weeks ago. Whatever it is, the prospect of a New Year is exciting, but January is sometimes not everyone's favorite month.  Sure, there is t... Read More

The Secret to Looking Younger (Without Plastic Surgery!) By Kim Matthews of Kim's Studio Tallahassee

The desire to have healthier and younger looking skin is something everyone desires, but not always enough to go under the knife. Plas... Read More

How to Cut and Enjoy a Cactus Pear by Jesus Galvan, of Morelia's Mexican Restaurant     While shopping at Publix, we were surprised to find a cactus pear, the fruit of the opuntia cactus (also known as the paddle cactus.) It is a common fruit in Mexico, where we call it tuna. Several of our friends did not know how to eat it or that the little black seeds are edible.   ... Read More

  5 Tips to Beautiful Winter Lips By Penelope Tiam-Fook, Rodan & Fields Consultant     If you're like me, you begin to notice pretty quickly, that your lips begin to feel dry and cracked during the winter months. The cold air just seems to wreck havoc on our tender lips.  To get your lips kissable again, especially with Valentine's Day fast approaching, th... Read More

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If you're looking for a way to get involved in the community and you have a heart for children, allow us to introduce to you Optimist International. There are multitudes of chapters in cities throughout the US and several other countries. There hasn't been an active chapter in Tallahassee for several years until local businessman Doug Weier stepped up. Doug launched the group in October of 2011 with 22 other Tallahassee Locals. Not many folks know about Optimist International and we're trying to... Read More

  Have you ever been in a place that is so dark that you cannot see your hand before your face? Whether it is deep within a cavern, or in a pitch black room, the experience is very unsettling in the least and scary if endured for too long. Today the apostle John contrasts the idea of walking in darkness with walking in the light.
One of the first understandings that a person must have to experience full joy by being in fellowship with God is that God is light, and in Him is no darkn... Read More

I absolutely LOVE turning something old and useless into something new and useful. One of my favorite things to do is scrounge through thrift stores for things I can repurpose or "up-cycle". Just starting out and there's not a lot to show. My plan for this blog is to share my treasure hunts and projects and hopefully inspire a few readers.   One thing I don't have is a lot of money to spend on a hobby. So I've been researching what different things you can make out of regular househo... Read More

  A young lady said to her fiance, “I just want to be happy,” and he responded, “I just want to be happy too, and as long as everything goes my way, I will be happy.” Isn't that the way happiness usually works? As long as everything is going exactly the way a person wants it, they are happy, but the minute things go against them, happiness subsides. “The light turned red when I wanted it green; She was great when we were first married, but the moment she got the ring, she changed; As long a... Read More

  What was it like to have walked with Jesus when He was on the earth? To know what He looked like, to hear His audible voice, to see His face in person, and to have watched Him as He walked among men? What was it like to watch Him heal blind eyes, open deaf ears, make lame men walk again, and raise people from the dead? How marvelous it must have been to hear Him teach and to know that everything He said was true and came from the Heavenly Father above. What a wonder it must have been to w... Read More

  Yesterday, we looked at two ways that John the apostle meant to help people know God rather than just know “about” God. Today we will look at two other ways to truly know God.
The next question John answers is, “how can a person know that God abides or lives within them”? John shares in Chapter three verse twenty-four:
“And he that keeps his commandments dwells in him, and he in him. And hereby we know that he abides in us, by the Spirit which he hath given us.”
When... Read More

Tallahassee Women Invited on an “Adventure in Self Discovery”
Three local women to host retreat for reflection, inspiration and action

In the past few years, women's lifestyles have grown more and more hectic. Many struggle to find the balance between family, work and friends, and often forget to take time for themselves. Three Tallahassee women are bringing a new “adventure” to others who are ready to retreat, a place where women can relax, rejuvenate and renew – Adventures in S... Read More

  There is a vast difference in knowing someone by head knowledge and actually knowing them with one's heart. For example, it may be that a person knows “about” someone famous, but they do not actually “know” them on a personal level. For many, this is their relationship with God. They know “about” Him, they have heard “about” Him, and they may have even read or experienced something “about” Him, but they do not actually “know” Him. John the Apostle seeks to remedy this “knowing” of God thr... Read More

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