Stef shares ResortTV1 Recommended Top 5 Places To Go To Beat The Heat and live like a local. The best part of living in Central Florida is you can save outdoor activities for the cooler weather and less crowded months and find ways to hibernate in cool places. I’m always looking for ways to encourage active learning play and to keep from climbing the walls at home.

Growing up in the midwest, we were no strangers to the dangers of fast moving storms: hail, lightning, and possible tornadoes. When we bought our first house in 2009, we had yet to experience a significant cyclonic storm, so we weren’t sure what to specifically look for in a house or how preparation is different. In our first of three steps on hurricane preparedness, Stef discusses 3 TIPS FOR FINDING YOUR STORM SHELTER IN PLACE SPACE IN YOUR NEXT NEW HOME IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. Follow along here: https://resorttv1homes.com/blog/2024/hurricane-prep-find-your-shelter-in-place-space

At some point all children say, “I’m done with floaties.” How do you really know when little swimmers should be done with life jackets? There is always room for improvement with swimming skills, learn our HARD AND FAST RULE for needing a life jacket, our 11 family rules about pool safety and our boundary that is a hard-pass-walk-away-no-no.

There were several reasons that drew us to Central Florida when we moved here in 2008. Josh and I each have our own list, but these are the 3 we can agree on. See what’s on our list and what would have been more helpful for us when we started our Resort Hopper Life.