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Things to do in St. Augustine: Racing, history, ghost tours and more - Vimarsana News

Things to do in St. Augustine: Racing, history, ghost tours and more

Militia Muster at Fort Mose If you live in this area, you probably know a little about the history of Fort Mose. In short, it’s known as the first Black settlement in America, founded in 1726 by freed or escaped slaves and their families, and attacked and destroyed by the English in 1740. The Militia Muster at Fort Mose brings back the weapons drills and activities of the 18th century. It takes place at Fort Mose Historic State Park on the first Saturday of each month. And it’s free. The Fort Mose Historic State Park is at 15 Fort Mose Trail, St. Augustine. For information, call 904-823-2...

Why You Should Clean Your Desk At The Office - Vimarsana News

Why You Should Clean Your Desk At The Office

Why You Should Clean Your Desk At The Office Last week, Traci did a story on how you are being judged by the way your desk looks. Some people are working at home so the only ones that are judging you are your family or your pets. I'm fortunate that I still go to work at the studio so my family can find other things to judge me about...and you know who you are. Enter your number to get our free mobile app Why am I bringing this up today? The second Monday in January is "National Clean Your Desk" Day." It's about getting your workspace off to a good start for the new year and to give your co-wo...

Shop Hop: Don't Forget Your Kitchen - Vimarsana News

Shop Hop: Don't Forget Your Kitchen

Tweet Coffee eclairs, Little Gourmand, $6.99 Because I am still (justifiably) terrified of setting foot in a restaurant for more than 10 minutes, I’ve cooked nearly every meal I've eaten in the past 10 months at home. Add to that some high-volume stress baking and all the cleaning up that comes afterward, and I can be in my kitchen sometimes four, even five hours a day. (I think I hit the 10-hour mark around Thanksgiving and Christmas, tbh.) Sound familiar? If you, too, are spending more time than ever before baking, cooking, cleaning, sitting on the counter and eating Nutella strai...