The ship docked in Miami at 7:00 in the morning after the last night of every cruise, and I was able to get off shortly after. I called an Uber while standing
in disguise in a terminal crowded with guests and I slipped away into downtown Miami to get my fill of internet before I had to get back on the ship and run the guest safety drill at 3:45. Miami time was precious. I needed to go to Target to stock up on goods, I needed data and WiFi to call my family, and I needed to touch the world for a second. This was my break, and because I did not have much time, I used this opportunity to be alone and completely off the clock and away from everything work-related. In addition to checking my email and buying toiletries I stumbled on a number of cool places around the city.
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| Palm Court |
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| This kind of flower was all over the place. |
Not pictured: orchids growing in trees. In Pennsylvania, orchids are magical inside plants. In Miami, orchids live outside and it's regular.
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| Palms on the corner of 29th Street and 1st Avenue |
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| I had a good crepe here. |
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| So did this. |
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| I do not know what kind of plant this is but I think it is neat. |
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| Similar to Philadelphia's 12th Street. |
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| Familiar |
I was usually off the ship for five hours, then I would return for a brief company meeting refreshed and ready to set sail again.
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