Hi Everyone!
Starting March 28th, I will be working in the Canadian Pavilion at EPCOT for a year, as a cultural representative, participating in the W.D.W. International Program. If you are ever visiting WDW in the next year, be sure to email me and drop by EPCOT's Canadian Pavilion to say hi. Thank you for visiting my site, and I hope you enjoy my Florida experience, as much as I do.
I managed to get scheduled 3 days off in a row, so my parents and I decided to go on a little road trip. We drove to Bal Harbor, Miami for the first day. Went to the beach, swam in the ocean, and checked out the nearby resorts.
That night we went to check out SoBe (South Beach) and had dinner at Ocean's 10 (a famous restaurant located on Ocean and 10th).
The next day we drove out of Miami, well actually back in to check out SoBe once again. We then drove out to the west coast and to Sarasota.
We took I75 across the state, known as aligator alley, where it was a scorching 98 degrees outside.
We stayed on Lido Beach on St. Aramand's Key, where the water temp was 82, and the sand was the softest in all of the world. The shells along the shore were amazing, and the sunset over the beach was a perfect way to end the day. 
That night we went to check out SoBe (South Beach) and had dinner at Ocean's 10 (a famous restaurant located on Ocean and 10th).
The next day we drove out of Miami, well actually back in to check out SoBe once again. We then drove out to the west coast and to Sarasota.
We took I75 across the state, known as aligator alley, where it was a scorching 98 degrees outside.
We stayed on Lido Beach on St. Aramand's Key, where the water temp was 82, and the sand was the softest in all of the world. The shells along the shore were amazing, and the sunset over the beach was a perfect way to end the day.
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