Ever since I moved to Jacksonville, Florida and started dealing with Covid like the rest of the planet, I was unable to continue my blogging adventure. But today I fought against my personal problems and tried again. I explored my backyard. Do you like the adorable Deino that is the image for this post? Get ready to see a lot
Hey look. Its Surviving the Quarantine Post 18. This blog variant has joined American adulthood and I grow one step closer to making this a habit. Check out the rest of the series here. As the numbers of Covid 19 cases slowly decrease in Florida, I am certain people will let their guard down which will cause cases to rise
Here it is. Surviving the Quarantine Post 13 has arrived. Normally, the number 13 is a horrible number that is a omen of misfortune. Yet as this week played it, it was one of the best since the virus first struck. Be sure to check out the rest of this series too. Most of the bad has not changed from
Here it is. Post 10 of surviving the Quarantine. I almost didn’t make it last week as those of you who read my last post know. Make sure to read all of these posts as they belong together. Last week was extremely bleak. I put a lot of what I care about on hold while I put my mental health
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
Before I continue going through my Cross Seminole Trail Journey, I wanted to hit something in my backlog. The famed Kissimmee Lakefront is legendary among Central Florida Pokemon Go Players. When the game first launched, creatures that could be found basically nowhere else spawned in high amounts. Its been a couple years since Pokemon Go launched, but I spent many
After a long absence away, I finally returned to Cross Seminole Trail 4. This section marked the first time I entered parts unknown along the trail. It was an exciting endeavor. Cross Seminole Trail 4 is partially disconnected from my earlier route. I spent some time wandering around Downtown Oviedo and even crossed a few major streets to try and
I continued my journey down Cross Seminole Trail 3. This section was the most diverse by far. My journey down Cross Seminole Trail 3 began at the large bridge pictured in all the images above. Like the bridge at Cady Way Trail, I have longed to cross this one. But thanks to a combination of apathy and other factors I
I started back on Cross Seminole Trail 2. Continuing right where I left off, I prepared for a scorching day. Mile Marker 2.5: The first part of Cross Seminole Trail 2 transitioned from residential housing to industrial parks. Those of you who stuck with me through Cady Way Trail saw a similar transition. I am curious to know why biking
I traveled to Ward Park after such success in nearby Cady Way Park. This area was truly what I had hoped it would be. Ward Park is a massive activity area filled to the brim with different places to see. From Soccer Fields and Tennis Courts, to Basketball Courts and especially Baseball Stadiums, there is so much to do. Truly,