Darker and colder doesn’t have to mean boring. The earlier sunset provides opportunities to catch up on reading, revisit an old hobby, and binge-watch that series you’ve had queued up for a while. Here are the things that have captivated me this winter.
Read MoreLifestyle volunteerism is exactly what it sounds like, weaving volunteerism into the fabric of your life. Many people who inspire me already do this. I can see how this practice cultivates long-term impact in our community, in individual lives, and in the lives of those serving. This is exactly what I am looking for.
Read MoreOver the years, I have found many delicious coffee roasters in Georgia. But there are a few I will detour for if I am within a 20 mile radius. Most beans taste great when expertly crafted into a latte, but this selection tastes just as delightful when made at home.
Read MoreA collection of all that is presently captivating me. From media to experiences, this list has been keeping my autumn exciting, fulfilled, and pleasant.
Read MoreIf you work in an office environment, you’ve been there. The ice breaker to open a meeting. Answering questions like “what’s your favorite ice cream flavor?” and immediately forgetting everyone else’s response because you were internally debating between cookie dough and moose tracks. And although the heart behind efforts like this is to help colleagues bring their full selves to the work space and connect with one another beyond projects and meetings, inevitably, they often miss their mark.
Read MoreI find the saying true that time moves quicker as I get older. But I also find that this life is so saturated that experiences, conversations with loved ones, and special moments are getting drowned out by the noise of everything else.
Read MoreSummer in the south is distinctive. I used to dread it. The heat; the humidity. But this year, I have begun to enjoy it. Perhaps because the office is so cold, I find a walk in the heat refreshing, of all things. But here are a few of the the activities, art, and adventures keeping my summer delightful.
Read MoreWhen I first left Georgia, it was the Magnolias I missed. I have loved exploring the state’s natural beauty since I returned seven years ago. This year, I made a list. My favorites I visit every year along with a few hidden gems that are on my must see for 2025. So if you are flower obsessed like me, enjoy your visit and let me know which spot is your favorite!
Read MoreDiscovering a place to reconnect with the earth beneath our feet does not require a trip to the North Georgia mountains. Dozens of walking trails sit within a 60-mile radius of Macon, just waiting to be explored. Exploring new trails often reignites a waning passion or inspires a new way to spend time with family and friends. Whether you’re hoping to begin hiking close to home, or you’re looking for your new favorite trail, this guide is a great place to start.
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