Are you looking for something unique to do while in the Caribbean? St. Kitts and Nevis offer something that very few destinations can provide. Swim from one island to the other—no passport needed, no security check—just a fit version of yourself, a good vibe, and the determination to add this activity to your bucket list. For the last 25 years, the annual swim event from the Caribbean island of Nevis to St. Kitts has grown. It is now very popular, and people travel from all o

Mental Health is a real and there are always two sides to a story. On March 16, a coworker had locked his keys in his work truck, and so I was designated to take a master key to him, downtown Dallas. I departed the station located next to DFW Airport and even though it was rush hour, I got to him in about 35 minutes, using side roads that had little traffic. I had to get back to the station to return the Master key and then head out to Bishop Arts in West Dallas. To save time

Recently, we heard about the unfortunate incident in Chesapeake Bay, where a truck went off the bridge into the river, and the driver sadly lost his life. The vehicle in question belonged to Perdue Farms, a company that deals with poultry. May the soul of that gentleman rest in peace. Normally, I would not comment on this, but what I found very disturbing was the way some folks chose to respond to the news. I was reading comments on some of the blogs and a lot of people chose

*Note: Jason's Jive is taking a break in December but will return in January 2026. Food! Dallas is a fascinating place — a true melting pot of food from many different cultures. On a regular day, my go-to lunch spot is Roland’s, a Jamaican restaurant in Irving about fifteen minutes from DFW Airport. After eating there regularly, I eventually decided to switch things up. Lola’s, a Nigerian restaurant just half a mile away, became my next stop — but after a while, I’d eaten th