Zen Homes FL

12/20/2025

SOLD
It was an honor to represent the sellers on this meaningful transaction and help guide the sale of a home filled with years of memories.

Seeing a new family purchase this as their first home made this closing especially rewarding.

Grateful for the trust, the teamwork, and a smooth, intentional closing.

12/17/2025

Just Sold!

10/23/2025

New on the Market

10/10/2025

Let’s put the zen in real estate!

02/15/2025

02/02/2025

Thank you for visiting my page! While I’m not currently working in real estate, I’m on a beautiful new journey raising my three amazing grandchildren, ages 4, 5 ½, and 7. They keep my husband and me joyfully busy. I hope to return to real estate one day, but for now, I’m sharing encouraging messages and spreading positivity

01/11/2024

When a wedding photographer is at a wedding, they typically only shoot the wedding and reception. It's not too often they capture someone in the wedding party saving someone's life. Darren Hatt was taking photos of Clayton and Brittany Cook standing on a bridge after their wedding in Ontario, Canada. Suddenly, a young boy playing in the water with a group of friends underneath the bridge started yelling in distress. Clayton jumped from the bridge and into the water, pulling the youngster out before any harm could come to him. Says the photographer: 'By the time the bride noticed and shouted out, Clayton had already jumped down and brought him to safety. His quick action saved the little guy who was struggling to swim. Well done sir!' And Clayton's bride loved that her new husband spotted the danger immediately and rescued the young boy. Says Brittany: "That's Clay to me. It's something he would just instinctively do." As for Clayton? Well, it was all in a day's work... getting married and saving someone's life... typical everyday-kinda stuff like that.

Photo Credit: Hatt Photography

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01/06/2024

According to the Olympics, Ágnes Keleti is considered the greatest gymnast from Hungary. She is a world champion, Holocaust survivor, and Olympic gold medalist and will be celebrating her 103rd birthday this coming week. Keleti was born into a Jewish family in Budapest on January 9, 1921. Her interest in gymnastics began before World War II, and by the time she was 16, she had become the Hungarian National Champion in gymnastics.

As her career was taking off, it was abruptly put on hold during World War II when she was expelled from her gymnastics club for being Jewish. Keleti’s father was murdered in Auschwitz. She and the rest of her family were ultimately saved by the known Holocaust hero, Raoul Wallenberg.

Following the war, Keleti resumed her gymnastics career, and in 1946, she won her first Hungarian championship on the uneven parallel bars. She went on to become the world champion in the same category in 1954. Keleti has won 10 Olympic medals, 5 of which were gold. In 1957, she moved to Israel and competed in the Maccabiah Games the same year. Today, she lives in Budapest and remains the world’s oldest living Olympic champion.