Currently 2 Responses
- 1.
- Why is it that the majority of people make it their business to take the actions or lack thereof of another personally?
I cannot wrap my head around this to save my soul. Why is it that some people are so caught up in allowing the actions or lack thereof of another to influence their own actions or lack thereof?
How powerless is he or she who chooses this fate for thyself?
Perhaps, you might want to make a different choice Margie and stop worrying about what Bill Clinton did or didn't do and worry more about what you do or do not do to make a difference in your life or the lives you surround. Your comment certainly contains an enormous amount of negative energy surrounding the actions or lack thereof of another. I experience you as an extremely powerless individual.
Good Day!
- 2.
- Can't this ex-President go anywhere without embracing something? Frankly, it's an insult to have him in our fair city. I never cared for people who force their attentions on others or who have the temerity to fool around with the office help.
If anything, he should be paying the public to come hear him speak. Better still, why don't we pay to keep him OUT of Sarasota?
- May
19 Singles on the Go Travel Meeting
2:30 pm - 5:00 pm - May
19 2012 Merit Scholarship Recital
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm - May
20 Gentle Yoga and Meditation with Lynn Burgess
10:00 am - 11:00 am - May
20 Fun Fitness for Parkinsons
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
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Culinary roots
05/16/13
Trevor Kunk is the chef de cuisine at Blue Hill in New York City’s Greenwich Village, which the James Beard Foundation just named "most outstanding restaurant." -
Bright lights
05/16/13
Sarasota native and resident Bri Oliva made her TV debut May 7, on the "Rachael Ray Show." Oliva was selected to participate in a segment called "Hidden Dangers on the Playground." -
Key to the city
05/02/13
More than 100 community members and leaders, friends and family surprised Paul Thorpe, one of the founding members of the Downtown Association of Sarasota, April 25, at The Gator Club, to show their appreciation and celebrate the strides he’s made for Sarasota over the past four decades.

