First MR2 break down experience

So I bought a 1985 red Toyota mr2 on the second of March. When I bought it the guy told me all it needed was the battery to be charged. I took it home the next day which was a Saturday charged the battery and it started. Drove it over the weekend to see how it did before I register it and it did great. I had no issue no problems what so ever. I was very happy with the car so I figure why not register it on Monday. Got to the department of motor vehicles and sat for about two hours until I got it register. Once registered I got excited knowing that I can now drive the car freely and not just test drive it in my neighborhood. Started driving it back home and the fuel pump went out. The timing could not have been any better. Test drove it was fine, register it and paid, and broke down the very same day. The car is now back on the road after fifty dollars more was invested into her.

Iceploration

On Friday the ninth my girlfriend and I went to Busch Gardens, Tampa Bay, Florida. We saw a show there called Iceploration. It takes place in a child’s room; he is talking to his friend through Skype. When his mother calls and tells him that his grandfather is there. The child was upset because his grandfather was there to take him outside on an adventure while he wanted to stay in his room playing with electronics, talking to his friend. Although he had no idea that the adventure his grandfather had planned was going to change his life. His grandfather took him through Africa, the rainforest, underwater, and the North Pole. All these scenes had background display, and were performed on ice by skaters. Some scenes had live animals and very colorful lights. It is a show I recommend you watch if you go to Busch Gardens. Some scenes will put you on the edge of your sit. Don’t want to spoil it so watch it if your there. You’ll like it especially if you like ice shows.

Day off work

Today was my first day off of work since October from the United Parcel Service. My girlfriend and I decided to go to Saint Augustine for some tourism. We first visited the Castillo de San Marcos which is located at 1 South Castillo Drive St. Augustine, Florida 32084. Admission was seven dollars each which I found pretty cheap. Its location by the water is beautiful and the building was well maintained being over 40 years old. Staff and tour guides were very friendly and filled with great information about the site. Later on the day we decided to see the St. Augustine Lighthouse which was another beautiful sight. I do not really know the address due to the fact that I was just heading for it. It was a very nice experience and view from the top was remarkable. We went up during sunset so I got some brownie points, the sun reflection from the waters helped. Although the lighthouse gives a remarkable view with all the stairs by the time you get up there your sweating, made it harder for me to enjoy it. After the lighthouse we got pizza, filled up on gas and headed back to Orlando. Overall it was a great day and we had a lot of fun. Now I just got to plan where I want to go next…….