Last day in Orlando, FL

Saturday, April 11 – Coco's spring break was up, so I offered to take him to the Orlando Airport. I was already heading that way to meet up with Tyne. After dropping him off at the gigantic air travel complex, I drove back to the north side of town and found Tyne at her friend Teresa and Gregs house.

Tyne and I spent the afternoon geocaching in the extreme humidity. We saw a baby baby horse, a giant turtle shell in Christmas, and took a walk through a very steamy forest and dry safari-looking fields. All and all, we found 5 caches and enjoyed the afternoon a lot. One of the best finds on this hunt was a giant turtle shell in the water. It was too deep to get to, but it must have been over a foot wide.

Teresa was finally ready to go when we got back, so the three of us headed east to the coast, then south a little to Coco beach. Teresa said it was too cold to swim, even though it was in the 70's but that's how people get when they live in Florida. Tyne and I went in though, then we set forth to building a great sand castle. The sun set behind us and we walked along the beach to the reminents of a little flea market type setup by the pier. After checking out a few of the closing shops and listening to some good music  coming from a single speaker, we headed back to Orlando.

Teresa asked if we were hungry when we got home. We were, and offered to do some cooking. "No way," she said, "lets get pizza.' An hour later, we were 2 slices deep into an excellent pie, which was perfectly complimented by captain morgan and coke, which was produced out of no where. I caught a little buzz, but it was nothing next to hoow drunk Teresa got. Tyne let me have the guest room and have a full size bed all to myself. I slept pretty good, but was up so early because it was so soft it started to hurt my back the next morning.

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