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Swordfish Grille “Grego” Retires Today, Starts His New Job Tomorrow
January 7, 2021 | Blog
Greg “Crabman” Koeper has been a fixture at the Swordfish Grille for 7 years. As Greg tells the story, “Bob Slicker, the GM at the time, hired me to just do the “Crab Races on Tuesday nights.” I said to Bob, “I will do it but only one night per week. I can only give you one night per week.” …
Six Things to Do to Get Active in the New Year – Without Visiting a Gym!
January 5, 2021 | Blog
The New Year is upon us, along with its resolutions, new goals, and fresh perspectives. If 2020 saw you a lot less active and maybe staying inside for fear of a pandemic threat – let 2021 be the year you resolve to get your activity level rebounding. Here are some great activities and events you …
Buh-Bye 2020 – Bring on 2021
January 1, 2021 | Blog
And, greetings, 2021! Like a brand-new baby, we have been waiting for you, for almost nine months now. It was about March that we all watched life unravel, and, well, we kind of feel you took your sweet time in getting here. 2020 turned out to be kind of a downer for most of the…
New Year’s Resolutions For a New Normal
December 28, 2020 | Blog
Yep, just as 2020 has changed everything from our jobs, education, and daily lives to our holiday celebrations, New Year’s Eve will also be quite different this year. To that end, New Year’s resolutions take on a new possibility for us, and maybe a new perspective. For many, New Year’s is a fresh…
Merry Christmas From The Suncoast Post
December 25, 2020 | Blog
As we wrap up 2020, and prepare to celebrate the wonders of Christmas, we wanted to wish all our readers a most Joyful and Merry Christmas! It may not resemble the same holiday as in years past, but we hope it is special and meaningful to all. Please remember that while many remain separated fr…
For the Love of Baking Bread
December 22, 2020 | Blog
I imagine everyone loves the aroma of baking bread permeating from the oven; I certainly do. The delicious smell of baking evokes happy childhood memories, and it has become a wonderfully productive coping strategy for me during the pandemic. I recall being a little girl, standing outside a small…
December 7, 1941 – A Date Which Will Live In Infamy
December 7, 2020 | Blog
Today we recognize one of the most important dates in our country’s history- The bombing of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941. President Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed a joint session of Congress. Here is the speech in its entirety. God Bless the USA.“Mr. Vice President…
We Need a Little Christmas Right This Very Minute
December 2, 2020 | Blog
I never thought I would smile seeing advertisements for Christmas. This never happened to me before. Actually, some of the commercials are so heartwarming that I got choked up. A Quieter Thanksgiving in 2020 This Thanksgiving was a quiet one for many of us. Following s…
Reflections on Thanksgiving 2020
December 1, 2020 | Blog
Thanksgiving is my favorite nondenominational holiday – perfect in every way. What could be wrong with delicious food, often in excess, that brings family and friends together, without the hassle or stress of exchanging gifts? It was also my late father’s favorite holiday. Early Thanksgiving morn…
Thanksgiving 2020 – Simply Thankful
November 26, 2020 | Blog
With 2020, we have learned to throw all expectations out the window as we ponder, “What is next?” From a global pandemic to murder hornets, racial unrest and a divided country to an election that was not as cut and dried as some of us had wanted, this has been the year of all years. And, yet, b…
A Different kind of Thankful Holiday Feeling
November 25, 2020 | Blog
This Thanksgiving week feels VERY different than any other year, that’s clear. Maybe you can’t celebrate like you normally do because you’re choosing to avoid travel and social distance to help keep your family members safe. Maybe there are loved ones missing from your dinner table this year. …
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