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Need ideas for improving your staycation? Josh Vignona examines different ways you can breathe new life into the new stay-at-home normal – and transform your time at home into an experience the whole family can enjoy.  Check out Vignona’s latest blog for ideas to get your staycation rolling in the right direction. READ MY BLOG

A Scene-Stealing Travel with Kids Experience - Part 3: Touchdown Joshua Vignona enjoys little more than the chance to travel with his kids and share in a new family adventure. In a new post, Vignona recalls a recent trip to Disney World and how a delay on the runway turned his two young children, Kim and Jimmy, into stars of the tarmac – an experience his family will remember for a lifetime. READ THE FULL STORY

Business casual for men, says Josh Vignona , refers to a clothing style somewhat less official than standard office attire (suit jackets, ties, loafers) but still acceptable within an office environment. While men's business casual can indicate various things to organizations, cities and people, there are normally agreed-upon standards that set it apart as a unique mode of professional dress. Read the full blog post here

A Scene-Stealing Travel with Kids Experience - Part 2: Flight 501 Joshua Vignona is a seasoned traveler, devoted father and someone who always enjoys traveling with his kids. In a recent post, Vignona reflects on a family vacation to Disney and how a pre-trip delay on the runway quickly turned into a memorable scene-stealing adventure for Kim and Jimmy, his two young children. CLICK TO READ THE FULL STORY!

Joshua Vignona packed up the car and traveled with his kids to the airport a little early that morning, hoping to get settled on the flight and get his family’s very first Disney World vacation underway as quickly as possible.  “Daddy, do you think they have tigers and goats at the animal park?” said 6-year-old Jimmy, eagerly looking up at his father as they stood in line to board. “I bet they have tigers and goats and lions and EVERYTHING!”  “I really wanna see the animals, too, but Harry Potter is the best,” replied his 8-year-old sister, Kim, who had talked of nothing but wizardly antics and magic messenger owls for two weeks straight. “We’re going to the Harry Potter place, right daddy?” Joshua Vignona chuckled and glanced at his watch. “Of course, munchkin!” he said while tussling Kim’s hair and turning to Jimmy. “And I bet there’s all kinds of animals at the park, even lions!” The traveling trio shuffled their way forward as Vignona handed three boarding passes to t