Showing posts with label weekend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weekend. Show all posts

Friday, July 6, 2012

Stay Hydrated

When it comes to being out in the heat, one thing you always want to watch is your hydration level.  Did you know that if you feel thirsty then you are actually already dehydrated?  Follow these tips below to stay hydrated in the hot summer sun!


Keep a Water Bottle Handy
Here's a piece of advice that's easy and efficient: Always try to keep a reusable bottle or cup of water with you throughout the day. If you're one of those people who has trouble remembering to drink as much water as you should, having a bottle near you will help keep it at the top of your priorities list. Plus, refills are free.

Make Your Water More Interesting
Not much of a fan of plain water? Many recommend adding herbs and fresh fruit — citrus and berries are popular choices — to you water to boost the flavor intrigue. (We love this recipe for watermelon, mint, and cucumber water.) Some also claim that lemon water (made by mixing in the juice of a quarter a lemon) helps balance electrolytes and promotes the absorption of water into your cells. Or if you're a big soda drinker, opt for sparkling water or club soda instead which at least offers a similar texture — just make sure it doesn't have any added sugar or sodium.

Drink Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Juices
Believe it or not, water is not the only star of the hydration show — electrolytes, essential fatty acids, and minerals are also important when it comes to keeping you hydrated. So opt for fresh juices made from high-water content fruits and vegetables to supplement your body's needs. Think watermelon, cucumber, tomatoes, strawberries, and the like. (Watching your weight? Try diluting the juice with water or club soda to help cut down on the sugar and calories.) And actually, you don't just have to drink your juice — fresh fruit popsicles are a great (not to mention tasty) hydrating alternative.


Minimize Your Caffeine and Alcohol Intake
This one's a bit of a no-brainer but worth stating nonetheless. Both alcoholic beverages and caffeinated drinks like coffee, tea, and soda act as diuretics and can contribute to dehydration. You don't have to give up your morning cup of coffee or nightly glass of wine, just be mindful to consume these types of beverages in moderation.

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Saturday, May 26, 2012

Have a GREAT Memorial Day!

Monday is Memorial Day and we here at Nothnagle REALTORS would like to take this time to say thank you.  Thank you  to all of the men and women who have served or are serving to protect the many freedoms that we here in America enjoy.  Also, we would like to take a moment to say thank you to their families who, even though may find it difficult at times, support their loved ones through these difficult times..

To all of you...we say thank you for all that you do and this Memorial Weekend you will all be in our thoughts.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Events this Memorial Weekend!

Looking for something to do this long weekend? Thinking about going to see a parade?  Well here in the Rochester area that is something we are not lacking at all.  So take a look at the list below, choose and even or pick a parade or two (or three) and enjoy your long holiday weekend!!!


Saturday - May 26, 2012
  • Village of Brockport's Memorial Day Remembrance and Celebration starts at 11 AM. At noon, there will be a chicken BBQ at Brockport Area Vets Club, 210 West Ave.
  • East Rochester Memorial Day Parade- starts at 10:30 am. The starting point will be the Debbie Supply store for all participants.


Sunday - May 27, 2012
  • Irondequoit - 3pm. Along Titus Avenue from Irondequoit Plaza to Town Hall, sponsored by American Legion Post #134.
  • Newark - 1:30pm.

Monday - May 28, 2012
  • Auburn Parade, 11:00am, along Genesee Street
  • Avon Parade, 10:00am (starts at the high school)
  • Batavia Parade, 10:15am
  • Caledonia Parade, 10am
  • Canandaigua Parade, 10am
  • Chili Parade, 8:30am
  • East Bloomfield Parade, 11am
  • Fairport Parade, 10am
  • Gates Parade, 9am, Memorial Day Service at the Community Center
  • Greece Parade, 2pm. Starts at Janes Road and proceeds south on Long Pond Road to the Greece Town Hall. Long Pond Road closed starting 1:30pm
  • Hilton Parade, 10am
  • Honeoye Falls Parade, 11:15. Then check out their big town-wide Memorial Day picnic!
  • Irondequoit Parade, 7am Flag Raising Ceremony at the Town Hall
  • Lima Parade, 10am
  • Livonia Parade, 10am
  • Macedon Parade, 11am
  • Marion Parade, 11am
  • Medina Parade, 11am
  • Mendon Parade, 9:30am
  • Palmyra Parade, 9am
  • Penfield Memorial Day Ceremony Day of Remembrance, 10:30am - Amphitheater, 3100 Atlantic Avenue, Penfield (behind Town Hall).
  • Pittsford  Parade, 10am - Begins on Sutherland Street
  • Riga  Parade, 10:30am, ceremony at elementary school steps, then parade up to the cemetery
  • Rochester  Parade, 10:30 Parade forms at Strathallan Park and East Avenue, proceeds along East Avenue to Main Street, then west on Main Street to North Plymouth Avenue
  • Rush  Parade, 9:30am
  • Scottsville/Wheatland  Parade, 9:30am (Beckwith Ave to Main Street)
  • Spencerport/Ogden  Parade, 9am
  • Victor Parade, 10:00am (school to Village Hall) - Ceremony at cemeteries start at 8am
  • Webster Parade, 9:30am (South Ave to Main Street, to Webster Cemetery, 9:50 ceremony at the cemetery)
If there are any other events you'd like to share...let us know in the comments or either place below!

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Lilac Festival

Looking for something to do this weekend?  Check out the annual Lilac Festival!  It's free and it will start this Friday going all the way to May 20th.

Not only will you get to enjoy the over 500 variaties of lilacs but there are plenty of other activities to enjoy as well.  Saturday will be the lilac festival parade which is also the first parade of the year here in Rochester.  There will be live music from local schools to recording artists.  Great food and craft vendors.  Various children's entertainment acts.

There are some great events at the Big Top too!  Tuesday the 15th will be a business networking event (tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door) and on Thursday the 17th you can enjoy a wine tasting ($5 tickets).

You can find more information on the Lilac Festival website and be sure to check out one of the best festivals in New York and the only one of it's kind in the USA!