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      The Turnpikes of Blissfulness
      
      
      
      by
      
      Tiffany Alfonso
      
Chapter Two
As our plane took a landing on Florida soil, we then proceed to Cypress Gardens, 
a botanical park in Winter Haven. The park, to me, was as remarkable as any 
other scenic location in the Southeast. A placid lake, daunting willows, and a 
plethora of chiritudinous flowers bedeck the park. In my opinion, I would 
consider it more than beautiful, for it was a lovely, fair garden.
As we explore Cypress Gardens, we beheld a group of Southern Belles on the other 
bank of the lake. Perceiving
how beautiful they are, I had a mass of desire rushing from my minuscule cranium 
to my balls of my feet. It urges me to swim there so I can get a better glimpse 
on them, even though I'm too young for even swimming lessons. Ophelia and Isaias 
wheeled my stroller across a bridge that leads to a pavilion, not leading to 
these Southern Belles seated on the lawn.
When we passed by there, the same activity that we did was a smidgen similar to 
the one in Dallas Airport's waiting room. I was wondering around the area like 
an Ian Bostridge in a pink dress doing a filmed version of a Schubert 
song-cycle. That "Es ist Vollbracht" kind of feeling leapt onto me again as 
Ophelia tickled my sides. Afterwards, she handed me something to feast on and 
said, "Grandma, we're feeding her so she won't get hungry."
After all the fun, we retired to the stadium for a ski show, where things get 
wild, especially in December 1991. The best part was when these women dance 
ballet and do acrobatics while skiing at the same time. When the show had 
finished, we went to the greenhouse as red as if it were overtaken by 
poinsettias The same old activities were at it again, the same ones we did at 
both the airport and the pavilion.
Then we headed to Sea World, which was to me, the aquarium of Orlando. The 
highlight of our trip was the show starring Shamu the killer whale, which 
outfoxes all other attractions in the park. After we watched it, we saw another 
one I didn't receive my liking in it: Clyde and Seamore: 1,000 BC The boredom of 
this trip melted away as we headed on to Walt Disney World, which towers above 
all the places we have gone.
Chapter Three

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