Monday, March 19, 2007
Spring Break
This was the first spring break that I actually went somewhere besides home in New Hampshire. It was quite a planning process and we actually didn't make the final decision until the night before we left.
So, my boyfriend, his cousin and I drove down to Florida last Friday. It took about 21 hours and we drove all the way through, switching every couple hours. This was the longest road trip I've ever been on. We stayed in Orlando because they have so many hotels around that area, that they had competitive prices. We stayed right within walkable distance off everything too.
One day, we went to Universal Studios & Island of Adventures. The tickets are usually 82 bucks, but we got them for $30 because we went to a timeshare presentation beforehand, random I know.
The next few days we spent at the beaches and relaxed a lot. We also went to a few of our friends' baseball games that were playing down there. The ride home was complicated because while it was 85 degrees down there, there was a huge snowstorm up at home. We had to stall until the storm was over so that we wouldn't drive straight into it. It was quite depressing driving north and watching the thermometer drop every state we drove through. I was still wearing a skirt when we got into Maryland and there was snow on the ground....I just can't wait for spring in New England.....
posted by Coriann at 9:21 AM
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So, my boyfriend, his cousin and I drove down to Florida last Friday. It took about 21 hours and we drove all the way through, switching every couple hours. This was the longest road trip I've ever been on. We stayed in Orlando because they have so many hotels around that area, that they had competitive prices. We stayed right within walkable distance off everything too.
One day, we went to Universal Studios & Island of Adventures. The tickets are usually 82 bucks, but we got them for $30 because we went to a timeshare presentation beforehand, random I know.
The next few days we spent at the beaches and relaxed a lot. We also went to a few of our friends' baseball games that were playing down there. The ride home was complicated because while it was 85 degrees down there, there was a huge snowstorm up at home. We had to stall until the storm was over so that we wouldn't drive straight into it. It was quite depressing driving north and watching the thermometer drop every state we drove through. I was still wearing a skirt when we got into Maryland and there was snow on the ground....I just can't wait for spring in New England.....
