Ann OSullivan Quick

In the fast-paced whirlwind of life, it's easy to get caught up in the endless cycle of responsibilities and deadlines, often at the expense of our own well-being. Taking time for yourself to rejuvenate is not just a luxury—it's a necessity. Dedicating moments to pause, reflect, and refresh allows you to reconnect with your inner self, restore your energy levels, and gain a clearer perspective. This simple yet profound act of self-care can significantly enhance your productivity, creativity, and overall happiness. Remember, you cannot pour from an empty cup; by taking time to replenish, you're not only doing a service to yourself but also to those around you.

HAPPY SUNDAY EVERYONE!

NEVER MISS AN EVENT IN THE ORLANDO AREA

CHOMP! Sip. Shop. Feast.
Friday, April 5 @ 6 pm
Hourglass Brewing Curry Ford
2500 Curry Ford Road, Orlando/Conway/Curry Ford
Prepare yourself for an evening of delectable bites & endless brews.
321-613-8104
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Maitland Jazz and Blues Festival
Friday, April 5 @ 6 pm and Saturday, April 6 @ 2 pm
Maitland City Hall - 1776 Independence Lane, Maitland
Free event. Featuring Steeln’ Peaches, Don Soledad Band, 8 Ball Aitken, The Boneshakers with Jenny Langer, Michael Andrew & Swingerhead, Selwyn Birchwood and more.
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Main Street Market
Saturday, April 6 @ 11 am
NOVEL Parkway - 1464 Laurel Sound Lane, Sanford
Attendees can enjoy signature dishes from La Isla Delights, Fat Macks Fish and Chicken, La Parada Tacos, and City of Cheese Steaks. Local artisans Jordan Wilson, Sandra Stokes, Excel Soap Company, and Joyshine will offer handmade goods like candles, jewelry, soaps, home goods, and more.
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35th Annual Spring Fiesta in the Park
Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7
Lake Eola Park
North Rosalind Avenue and East Washington Street, Orlando
Mingle with artists and crafters from around the country as they line the streets around the park, savor the flavors from a variety of food vendors, and enjoy live entertainment for the whole family.

… and don’t forget to support a local business or farmers market.