Archive for February 2014
Tips for Spring Traveling
This winter has definitely been a rough one, but the warm weather is coming! Spring will be here before we know it-and it will be warmly welcomed. With spring comes the chirping birds, beautiful blooms, and spring travel. To get you prepared for days of vacation, we’ve found a few tips that could be useful when planning and executing your spring travel.
Read MoreLiving in Paradise: Iberostate in The Dominican Republic
Living in Paradise: Iberostate in The Dominican Republic Located just an hour and a half from the more crowded beach of Salvador, the quiet retreat of Praia do Forte has everything you could be looking for. Known as the prettiest beach in Brazil, Praia do Forte is an environmentally protected beach with over seven miles…
Read MoreA Place to Call Home: River Pointe in Leesburg VA
A Place to Call Home: River Pointe in Leesburg VA The town of Leesburg, Virginia, was a quaint town of 60 acres and laid out in the traditional Virginia plan of 6 criss-cross streets when it was founded in 1758. Since then, the town has grown, beckoning visitors with its 250 years of history, its…
Read MoreIdeal Destinations – Naples, FL
Naples will sweep you off your feet with its unparalleled sunsets, this stunning location teams with nationally renowned art, restaurants, and pristine natural beauty.
Read MoreColor Trends
What have Sherwin Williams, Benjamin Moore and Haymes come up with this year? It’s a pretty well known fact that one of the best and most economical methods to refresh your home is by changing your paint colors.
Read MoreCelebrating Presidents’ Day
Presidents’ Day was first celebrated in 1885 to recognize President George Washington, and was originally recognized on February 22, Washington’s birthday. This year, we’ll celebrate on Monday, February 17th. Why the date change you ask? It’s called the Uniform Monday Holiday Bill, which was passed by Congress in 1968 in an effort to provide more…
Read MoreGeorgia’s Where the Peaches Grow: A Peek Into Georgia
When you think of Georgia, the first thing that probably comes to mind is peaches. The state has earned the nickname of being the “Peach State”, thanks to the importance of peaches in GA’s agricultural economy-the peach growers have the reputation of producing some of the highest quality fruit. That’s why in 1995, the peach became the official state fruit. So, needless to say, peaches hold a very special place in the heart of the state. But Georgia is more than just its delicious peaches. From its relaxing and beautiful coastline, to the gorgeous scenery of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Georgia is a great state to call home. With a humid, subtropical climate, cold winters are non-existent, allowing you to enjoy where you live year round.
Read MoreA History of Landfall
Landfall is the Port City’s oldest gated community, getting its start as a community in the 1980s. But before it became home to many happy residents, and before it was even called Landfall, this particular piece of land was something different.
Read MoreValentine’s Spa Day
The spirit of gift giving usually favors one person or another. This can be especially true for Valentine’s Day where lovers always seek to outdo the other on surprises, hoping to make this year the best one yet. In this way the boyfriends and husbands have to brainstorm hard to think of the perfect romantic gesture to make their darling swoon, and girlfriends and wives have to rack their brains to remember what exactly he said he wanted a few months ago.
Read MoreOrlando & Reunion West: Paradise For the Whole Family
Reunion West is the newest, exciting addition to Reunion Resort, and its goal is to make sure the property owners stay healthy, happy, and entertained so that it truly can become a paradise for all who enter. Reunion West is the perfect destination for your ideal life.
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