Well, its been another week and I have Surviving the Quarantine Post 5 for you all. This has been another odd week in a nonstop ride of strange. While I am one post closer to creating a habit, my depression is currently clawing at my brain. My writing is slowed, and my energy on a downswing. Still, I refuse to
Hot on the trails of increasing misery, here is my Surviving the Quarantine Post 4. 19 times left before this becomes a permanent habit. Be sure to check out the first, second, and third parts as well. Politics Strikes Again: My finances have only deteriorated further from when I last wrote about it. Despite my hours at my job being
I found another part of Baldwin Park that was apparently off limits to the public. However, Corrine Commons is wide open and the only sign stating this fact was right in the center. It seemed pretty inviting for private property. Corrine Commons is what you would expect from Baldwin Park. Wide open spaces. Shaded areas to relax outside compliment said
After being stopped by construction, I finally got a chance to explore Lake Adair Park. I was excited by what I found here. Given the name Lake Adair Park, it should come as no surprise that there is a lake here. Equally unsurprising is my fascination with taking pictures around the lake. However, this park one an aspect unlike any
For the sake of completion, I continued to the very end of the Orlando Urban Trail. This final section parallels the Andrews Causeway. Let us see what I found. Sadly there is not too much to look at. The lake nearby was already showcased in another post. It is simply the Orlando Urban Trail alongside Mills Avenue (US Highway 17/92)
I decided on driving a different direction in search of a new park to explore. At first I was growing frustrated as I drove around seemingly in vain. However, right when I was about to turn around in frustration since I was less than a mile from Orlando International Airport, I made a discovery. Without giving everything away, the park