Today was spent in Miami. The hotel conveniently placed me in the room that I was already booked for, so I didn't need to check out or anything. I said goodbye to my Dad this morning and went back to sleep for a little while. After I decided I could not stay asleep anymore, I decided to go out in search of sustenance. The hotel dining room was packed full of huge hispanic families. There was a long wait, so I decided to try my luck somewhere else. I walked into the humid sunshine and palm tree studded sidewalks of Miami. There were lots of hotels and places to go for lunch, but nothing with the breakfast food that I wanted. I finally found a little place called "Latin Cafe 2000". It claimed to be the taste of Cuba. I was suspicious, but the sign said it served breakfast, so I gave it a try. Like every other place I've been to in Miami, it was a very Latino place.
I enjoy the amount of Spanish culture and language in Miami, because it gives me a smaller taste of what I might be doing when I'm in Venezuela. Everything here is half Latino it seems like. It makes me excited for what's to come. It's a good place for transition. Half English, half Spanish; still in the USA, but far from home. Even the weather is weird. Today it started raining while blatantly sunny.
I was going to post some pictures on my blog of my entire trip, but I realized that I packed the wrong USB cord to hook my camera up! I started to feel the first signs of distress, when lo and behold, I discovered that my netbook has an SD card reader slot thing! Joy! I can still share my pictures! These are some of the view from my hotel room. Enjoy.
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