I’m back for another instalment of Surviving the Felon. I won’t waste words about how we all feel exhausted and tired of dealing with him and his horrible cronies. Nor will I try and claim that things will be getting better soon. In fact, as it has only been a couple months since this all started, its clearly going to
Things sure are looking dire aren’t they? We are fighting to survive The Felon at a time where things are growing darker every day. As we are overloaded by all the negativity in the news, its important that we breath, refresh, and focus on what we do have control over. That isn’t to say we should tune out everything happening
Years ago when I hiked the Seminole Wekiva Trail, I noticed that the path continued. But I never looked into where it went. So today I decided to check out the Wekiva Trail which continues into Lake County, Florida and loses the Seminole label. Before I could venture onto the Wekiva Trail, I had one final segment of the old
The Felon is still President, but we are all still here. And we are continuing to resist, smile, laugh, and find joy in our lives despite his best efforts to squash it all. We made it one week into March. And although its hard to keep up with all the horrible things happening in the world, that means that we
I’m back and so are all of you, for another installment of Surviving the Felon. Its now March and the last moth felt like an eternity. So much bad happened so rapidly that it was easy to be overwhelmed by it. And while we need to focus at least some of our energy on resisting, most of our power needs
I’m back with my next post in my Surviving the Felon Series. Its been another long week, but this time I made sure I was smiling in my photo. Even minor things day to day can bring some joy. How the world treats us starts with how we treat ourselves. So for this week, I looked into how I can
After a long fun week at Megacon to take my mind off the growing madness of the world, I’m back with another post in my Surviving the Felon Series. A lot happened in the past two weeks, both good and bad. But while I will highlight some of the bad, just like my last post, I want to highlight the
When I had gone on hikes in the past, I had traveled past a park on my drive that I hadn’t gotten a chance to check out. I decided it was time to fix that. And I was happy with what I discovered at Red Barber Park. Red Barber Park is set in a single square block near downtown Sanford
During the Covid 19 Pandemic I spent some time sharing my week to week life. I thought about my struggles but also my accomplishments. The pandemic was a scary time and lots of people were effected by it. I feel as many do that as of right now, the world feels even more bleak than before. So I’m starting a
After exploring Sylvan Lake Park in a prior adventure, I decided it was time to go to the part of the park that I had promised would get its own section. Namely the trails that take people over towards Sylvan Lake. Before I traveled towards Sylvan Lake, the park still had one other corner to check out. Towards the back,