It smells like good lunch and old people.”
(Location: In an elevator in a downtown Orlando building.)
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Today, millions–maybe billions–of people around the World watched as tribute was paid to the King of Pop.
I know there are probably only a handful of people who are not sick of the coverage Michael Jackson’s death has received, so this will be the only post on the topic on Pulse.
Having been a lifelong fan of Michael Jackson, I, like most, was saddened by the news of his passing and felt compelled to watch at least some of today’s coverage.
But, today, not only do I feel happy to have experienced a childhood full of memories of Jackson’s music, but I felt extremely proud to be a fan of my favorite musician, John Mayer.
Mayer’s understated, guitar-only performance of “Human Nature” solidified why I can only hope to continue to build the music memories through adulthood that Jackson helped create in childhood.
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Apparently the economy is having an impact on everyone. I guess if you go here you don’t get the entire sushi roll (unless “Sush” is the next big thing):
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“I got t-shirts older than his career.”
(Overheard at Fox 35 news station.)
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Hey, well…I know my day is complete knowing she’s prime for producing a child. How about you, Central Florida?
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This is getting a little personal, don’t you think?
(Location: Downtown Orlando.)
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Orlando steps into the the realm of a major city…kinda.
Last week I finally go the chance to visit downtown Orlando’s newest attraction, the Plaza Cinema Cafe. I’d heard many things about the theaters–both good and bad–so of course I brought my camera along to document the experience. Here’s what I found:
Yes, that’s a full bar! There are two, and as far as I know no children are allowed. Plush leather seats and gathering areas throughout the entire venue, the Plaza Cinema Cafe is definitely catering to a specific audience.
The Good
- It’s downtown
- It’s sheik
- It’s new
- It’s hip
- It’s affordable
- There’s food
- There’s beer
- The seats are amazing (wide, reclining, leather seats)
The Not-So-Good
- Food still needs some work (my friend wasn’t really that pleased with her pizza)
- You have to park in a garage (unless you live or work downtown)
- They’re not showing all the most current movies (an insider tells me this has to do with licensing)
- It’s a bit small; doesn’t seem like it’d accommodate large crowds
All-in-all I’m really stoked about this downtown Orlando movie theater, and am looking forward to seeing more movies there.
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“My thighs are slapping together!”
(Location: Office building in downtown Orlando.)
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Hey, I don’t care what it is I’m a huge proponent of anything that’s makes one dance like a fool:
(Location: Downtown Orlando.)
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I was breezing through the hallway in my condo building a few days ago, and saw this sticky note on the wall. I thought it was hilarious!
Apparently someone met another someone on Saturday night that they took a fancy to…and weren’t afraid to share their number with the world (now, anyway)! (Sorry the resolution is so bad – I took this photo with my phone.)
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