He asked where I loved living most of all.
"I liked living in Orlando," I replied.
"Then that's where we'll go next," he promised.
Shortly thereafter, a friend posted a website linking this picture:

If I'm not mistaken, that's the corner of Orange Avenue and Central Boulevard.
The picture would be a few years old, before they closed the nightclub on the corner and rebuilt the Bohemia that was "Wall Street Plaza" as a strip of college bars, but I could never forget that sidewalk. I must have walked a collective 500 miles on it.
Suddenly, I remembered the rest of Orlando. It's South Beach Screaming Queen with an overabundance of refugees from New York and New Jersey (where effeminate behavior is treated like a mental disease). Once freed from the shackles of social oppression, those aforementioned refugees burst out like repressed schoolgirls let loose in a brothel and make up for a lifetime in gray, black and navy by dressing like Tony Soprano as a Las Vegas showgirl.
People watching was my very favorite hobby. :D
"I liked living in Orlando," I replied.
"Then that's where we'll go next," he promised.
Shortly thereafter, a friend posted a website linking this picture:

If I'm not mistaken, that's the corner of Orange Avenue and Central Boulevard.
The picture would be a few years old, before they closed the nightclub on the corner and rebuilt the Bohemia that was "Wall Street Plaza" as a strip of college bars, but I could never forget that sidewalk. I must have walked a collective 500 miles on it.
Suddenly, I remembered the rest of Orlando. It's South Beach Screaming Queen with an overabundance of refugees from New York and New Jersey (where effeminate behavior is treated like a mental disease). Once freed from the shackles of social oppression, those aforementioned refugees burst out like repressed schoolgirls let loose in a brothel and make up for a lifetime in gray, black and navy by dressing like Tony Soprano as a Las Vegas showgirl.
People watching was my very favorite hobby. :D