Okay, I suppose Florida is not so bad. I found a perfect spot to sleep in last night, well down the strip from the partiers in Daytona. I backed Tach up into a spot at a beachside motel, and left the curtain up to watch the moon rise over the water before I fell asleep. In the morning I was woken up by the sun rising in just the same spot.
I've been cruising for the last few hours and haven't seen anything that really pulled me. Zipped by the Kennedy Space Center (where Bush is supposed to be today), not in the mood to spend too much money to stand in a Republican throng of people. I haven't seen any particularly seedy sights that needed to be photographed; in fact, the only thing I've taken a picture of at all is a sign that said "Two plus Two equals Sex".
The afternoon might find me in the Keys, at the rate I am going. I'm trying to remember if any of my hook-ups gave me good tips for Miami, or if I should just skate on through. We'll see.
I thought two plus two equaled _group_ sex, but I suppose I'm old-fashioned that way. They must be more progressive in Florida.
Posted by: Kira | April 07, 2004 at 09:33 PM
They aren't that progressive down here. Remember GW's brother is our governor. Ack!
Let's see what is interesting in Miami. Hmm. South Beach? See all the people who want to be seen. Visit Lincoln Road.
Ride the Metrorail for $1.50 and see most of Miami within a couple of hours on the elevated train.
Since you are heading to the Keys, stop by Metrozoo. It is still recovering from Hurricane Andrew 12 years ago, but it is getting better. The weather is nice now, so the animals shoudl be awake and probably mating. :)
Visit Little Havana (8th Street). Just like being in another country. Have yummy wonderful Latin food, for super cheap.
There are also tons of museums and the like.
W.
Posted by: Wendy | April 08, 2004 at 12:40 PM
They aren't that progressive down here. Remember GW's brother is our governor. Ack!
Let's see what is interesting in Miami. Hmm. South Beach? See all the people who want to be seen. Visit Lincoln Road.
Ride the Metrorail for $1.50 and see most of Miami within a couple of hours on the elevated train.
Since you are heading to the Keys, stop by Metrozoo. It is still recovering from Hurricane Andrew 12 years ago, but it is getting better. The weather is nice now, so the animals should be awake and probably mating. :)
Visit Little Havana (8th Street). Just like being in another country. Have yummy wonderful Latin food, for super cheap.
There are also tons of museums and the like.
W.
Posted by: Wendy | April 08, 2004 at 12:43 PM
Love the Keys. My immigrating family (from Ireland) came to America through the Keys. Akward turn, I guess. Love it here http://www.floridastateparks.org/bahiahonda/default.asp
Posted by: Kathleen | April 09, 2004 at 03:16 PM