Well here we are with Surviving the Quarantine Post 12. Its been three months since I started writing this series. But I still have not built a habit. I’m only about halfway towards that goal. Make sure to check out the rest of this series. Anyway, last week was exhausting. This week has been filled with a lot of last
Its July now and here is Surviving the Quarantine Post 11. I am so mentally exhausted as I write these words that I am going to condense this one the best I can. Be sure to check out the other parts which have more depth. Mentally, I am plagued by despair. I could write out my feelings, but I don’t
I’m still here, and presenting my Surviving the Quarantine Post 6. Depression hangs over me clawing at my consciousness. But Anxiety is now in the driver’s seat and taking control of my thoughts. Hopefully the Coronavirus Lock-down will not last another 17 weeks, but to build a true habit, I hypothetically need to write that many more articles. Be sure
As promised, I visited Albert Park. Situated right in the middle of downtown College Park, there is plenty to see here. As it was better to visit during the day, I chose to explore it separate from my downtown adventure. Albert Park makes up for its small size with plenty of relaxing spaces. College Park is not as large as
The park I wanted to explore is still closed. I overslept too. Good thing I found Lake Dot Park nearby. Let’s see what I discovered. Sadly, what I found was a lake that had visible garbage dumped in. The algae visible on the shore is probably thriving thanks to this junk being added. It bothers me that people so easily
After visiting two disappointing parks in a row, I was worried that the world was setting me up for a three-peat. But I had high hopes that when I explored Festival Park that this streak would become broken. Lets see what happened. Festival Park is right near the Orlando Executive Airport. With many side streets dividing the park into sets