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Category: Central Florida
Red Nose Day is Tomorrow! Better Get Your Nose!
It’s just about here. Tomorrow, May 24th is indeed Red Nose Day and remember it’s all to benefit kids. Many different businesses and people are participating in the very cool fundraising event. Here in Central Florida, folks often associate the well-known pharmacy chain Walgreens… Continue Reading “Red Nose Day is Tomorrow! Better Get Your Nose!”
Knights Knocked Out of AAC Softball Championship Tourney by Lowly East Carolina
Last Thursday the softball squad from East Carolina eliminated our UCF Knights on day one of the conference championship tourney. I love and support the Knights but that was a huge disappointment for me. UCF was the no. 3 seed; E.C. was in the… Continue Reading “Knights Knocked Out of AAC Softball Championship Tourney by Lowly East Carolina”
Our Florida Mall in Orlando Thrives While Most Are Dying
Tonight I did something I haven’t done in quite a while; I cruised one of our local malls. I know that malls are really struggling in most American cities and at least three of them here in the Greater Orlando area have gone belly… Continue Reading “Our Florida Mall in Orlando Thrives While Most Are Dying”
UCF Softballers Bash UConn in Home Finale
What you’re seeing in the featured photo is a softball about a millisecond before Knights catcher Cassady Brewer crushes it into the stands in right-center field. I caught that first inning shot, it was the first of the two round-trippers she smacked on Sunday… Continue Reading “UCF Softballers Bash UConn in Home Finale”
Steak ‘n Shake in the Hunter’s Creek Area
Had breakfast this morning at the Steak ‘n Shake location way down So. OBT in the Hunter’s Creek part of South Orlando. Enjoyed every bite. And the fine service. Janet is more than just a good server; her skill, experience and customer manner put… Continue Reading “Steak ‘n Shake in the Hunter’s Creek Area”
Having a Fine Time at Trimble Park on Earth Day
This is my third visit to Trimble Park on the farthest edge of Orange County and I’m havin’ a ball! Took plenty of photos, too. I’ll have more to say about this beautiful spot a bit later. For now, here are a couple of… Continue Reading “Having a Fine Time at Trimble Park on Earth Day”
Jimmy Hula’s. Fish Tacos. Beer. Good Crew.
I visited the Jimmy Hulu’s on Aloma Ave in Winter Park this week. Bottom line: I liked it. In a review a month or so ago of a different Winter Park eatery, I told the world that the fish tacos in that well-known and… Continue Reading “Jimmy Hula’s. Fish Tacos. Beer. Good Crew.”
The Recent Return to Moss Park Was a Success in Every Way
No, it wasn’t just about lots of butterfly pix. That was a real treat, for sure. Even if I’m the only one who thinks those photos constitute some really awesome camera work. It may well have been my coolest encampment yet. And the gang… Continue Reading “The Recent Return to Moss Park Was a Success in Every Way”
J’ai seulement vu un papillon la première fois
When I saw this photo the first few times, I thought it was only one exquisitely beautiful papillon, but it’s two. Not sure why I didn’t see the second one for a while. She’s turned “on edge” so she seems one-dimensional. But there are… Continue Reading “J’ai seulement vu un papillon la première fois”
UCF knocks off Illinois, advances to NIT Final Four – Orlando Sentinel
I was on the UCF campus yesterday evening to see our Knights take on the Seminoles in softball. No. 1 ranked FSU bested the Knights by a score of 4-0. It was a good contest and I don’t think the UCF softball stadium could… Continue Reading “UCF knocks off Illinois, advances to NIT Final Four – Orlando Sentinel”
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