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Spring Break

It’s the difference during the one-week holidays. Back home, you just sat home. There wasn’t much you could do, unless you went to the same old places, or went eating more. Or something like that. But this place is huge. No one stays around the school during spring break, it’s time to see new things. Go to new places. There are so many places to go, just within a few hours of driving.

So I went with a couple of friends to Knoxville, Georgia, and Florida. Had a blast - kind of - camping on the beach. It was terribly windy and the tent was close to collapsing, which was quite scary in the night when above you the canvas is flapping fiercely.

The tent.

The beach, which was not exactly pretty. Granted, it’s just part of a national park, so it isn’t a real beach place… kind of…

In some restaurant in downtown Disney marketplace, in Orlando - the great land of Disney and all those expensive theme parks stuff. We just went to the place where you didn’t need to pay entrance fee. Maybe some day I’ll enter into the real Disneyland/ Universal Studios.

An Oreo Glacier, from custard, which is basically the fatty version of ice-cream. It’s delicious personified.

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