Hello! Well, we found an RV park right off Highway 75 here in Florida. We are all settled in, plugged in, and we are cranking the heat. But, I have faith that the further south we travel, the warmer it will be. Today, it barely hit 55 degrees and by the time we hit the Ocala area, the temp should be well in the 80′s. No doubt. I know, I know, you can laugh at me later when I’m shivering in Miami.

So, what have we been up to?? Well, we have all changed the clocks for the very last time. I spotted that “Now entering Eastern Time Zone” sign on the highway. I notified all my friends back home I’m in Florida and 90% of them asked me the very same question, “Oh, so now that you are in Florida, are you coming home soon?” Awwww, you guys are great and I miss you all too, but no, we are not coming home anytime soon. Is there snow on the ground up there in New Hampshire?? You tell me when the snow is completely (and I do mean “completely”) gone and I might (and I do mean “might”) thinking about coming home. We have all of Florida to explore, people to see, and I’ve got to to chase down Mickey Mouse in Orlando and Jimmy Buffett in Key West! I’ve got a lot of work to do here……

So today we left our friends in Milton, Florida, and as always, it was so nice to see them again. This is where we park when we visit them, right in their driveway…..

There’s our boo-boo……

This is their van we took to the casino……so comfy……

He makes and sells honey right here in his back yard. He’s got a pretty big bee farm…..I just look at all those bees from a distance…..

We left Milton early this morning and visited my Mom’s aunt in Defuniak Springs. We stayed for a couple of hours and we all went out for lunch. It was nice to see her and her new home in Defuniak Springs. We left there and traveled I-10 until we turned south on 75 and then we started looking for an RV park for the night.

So, we are doing good, we have a million things to do in Florida, so check back on me as something new is always brewing here in my world! Have a good night.

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