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Editors' Blogs
- October 22nd, 2009
We had a blast at our very first Weekend of Discovery, held at the Jupiter Beach Resort (jupiterbeachresort.com). I really like the resort's rich traditional interior (think British Colonial/Tommy Bahama). This gem on the Atlantic coastline has a fabulous spa and Sinclairs, a wonderful gourmet dining spot. Our Weekend of Discovery room rate included a spa treatment, a wine-paired dinner and a Sunday jazz brunch.
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- October 20th, 2009
I recently found myself surrounded by what seemed like a zillion pink American flamingos at Sarasota Jungle Gardens (sarasotajunglegardens.com). With a fistful of grub that I bought for a quarter from a dispenser, these gentle, gorgeous birds came right over to feast on the tiny food pellets. Over the years, hundreds of abandoned, abused and unwanted "exotics" and other animals like these flamingos have called this overgrown botanical paradise home. Check it out the next time you're in the area.
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- October 20th, 2009
I was enthralled by a world famous flamenco virtuoso, fell in love listening to exquisite Shakespearean sonnets, became immersed in a young theater company's take on The Sun Also Rises, and could hardly believe the wild machinations of a bawdy cabaret performer by the name of Meow Meow. Where was I?
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- October 20th, 2009
Forearms slicing through the air represent helicopter blades, whispers Miami City Ballet artistic director Edward Villella. I'm spending the day watching rehearsals alongside him, a man considered an icon in the dance world (he recently was named a fellow at the Academy of Arts and Sciences and has earned a National Medal of the Arts). It's only a few days until opening night on Oct. 23rd, yet the strength and conviction of each dancer's movements makes it seem like they've been ready for months.
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