In an earlier post, I blogged about a sort of bucket list, which had things I'd like to do, or places I'd like to go. It is a combination of a couple lists, some from long ago and some more recent. Some things are already crossed off because I had been able to do them since scribing a portion of the list years ago.
I am slowly, but surely, working on the list.
In no particluar order.
Last month I was able to check off number 34, eat Thai food. Num Thai in Key Largo, FL has some of the best house rice. Evaaaa. Their sushi? Divine. Too bad, I'm not still in Key Largo.
random road mama ... vagablogs from the road
Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts
Monday, March 14, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Hands Down, The Best Hands On Fun I've Had In Awhile...
Still in Key Largo, we went to John Pennekamp State Park today. It was our second visit this week. We just had to come back one last time before leaving tomorrow morning, and boy am I glad we did. The weather gave a 50% chance of rain. Didn't know it until 5 minutes before rolling Roxy down the highway. Our unpredictable life is rarely more than 50/50 anyhow, so in true randomroadmama style, I declared that we were going for it.
Yeah. I have a tendency not to look at the weather much when all there really is, is sun.
And sun.
And more sun.
I left the snow behind a few weeks ago, so snowstorms and ice are off my radar. There's been only one day of rain since arriving in Florida 3 weeks ago. To prove my point that roadschooling can happen anywhere and be about anything at any given time: my girls and Capt. My Guy swam and made nice with the manatees this afternoon.
Yes ma'am. The real deal. All 8 feet of baby mama and 5 feet of her baybay.
There were several manatees, but this pair put on a show and reveled in the attention. Baby mama foraged to her heart's delight on the sea plants at the bottom while baybay rolled and curled around our feet. Unafraid of the big humans lurking for another touch, baybay amazed us all and left us wanting more.
I am so glad we went for it. And for sure will do it again if given the chance.
John Pennekamp State Park, randomroadmama thanks you.
Can you take a stab at what we're learning more about tomorrow?
PS. It never rained. Not one drop.
Yeah. I have a tendency not to look at the weather much when all there really is, is sun.
And sun.
And more sun.
I left the snow behind a few weeks ago, so snowstorms and ice are off my radar. There's been only one day of rain since arriving in Florida 3 weeks ago. To prove my point that roadschooling can happen anywhere and be about anything at any given time: my girls and Capt. My Guy swam and made nice with the manatees this afternoon.
Yes ma'am. The real deal. All 8 feet of baby mama and 5 feet of her baybay.
There were several manatees, but this pair put on a show and reveled in the attention. Baby mama foraged to her heart's delight on the sea plants at the bottom while baybay rolled and curled around our feet. Unafraid of the big humans lurking for another touch, baybay amazed us all and left us wanting more.
 |
| Avery snorkeling and touching Baybay |
 |
| Baybay |
 |
| Angel touching Baby Mama |
 |
| Capt. My Guy and Baby Mama |
 |
| The girls and I hoping for another sneak peek |
I am so glad we went for it. And for sure will do it again if given the chance.
John Pennekamp State Park, randomroadmama thanks you.
Can you take a stab at what we're learning more about tomorrow?
PS. It never rained. Not one drop.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)