Zombies have always been part of the horror scene of characters. They have been gaining popularity in pop culture and zombie walks began to form. From 2005 on, there have been many gatherings of significant size in the United States and throughout the world. Besides the celebration of all things… Continue reading
Mama Nomad and I were listening to music and the song “The Walker” by Fitz and the Tantrums came on. She piped up and said, “that should be our theme song for Living Nomad Style!” Admittedly, I had no idea what the lyrics to the song said. I like music… Continue reading
Nomads must master the art of efficiency. Almost every item has to have some inherent value or utility, otherwise it simply takes up more space without use. A few personal, sentimental items are given a pass in this regard. But, by-in-large, most items must have utility and value. So, we… Continue reading
We had a Nomad Family friend visiting us with his personal assistant and one of his business partners. They were not familiar with the area and, as you likely know from following our posts, we have only been here about a month. However, we were tasked with identifying a restaurant… Continue reading
Have you ever heard of Downtown Disney? Until a week ago, I never had. I have heard of Disney World or Disney Land; but I had never heard of Downtown Disney. I had no idea it existed or even what it was. Downtown Disney has been around since 1975. When… Continue reading
When we were preparing to leave Paradise Beach in Indialantic, Florida, we passed a birthday party that was in full celebration mode; complete with grilled hot dogs. The aroma seemed to linger and caused our mouths to begin to water. Out by the parking lot, we smelled the cooked food coming… Continue reading
We decided to venture to the Atlantic side of the Florida peninsula to go to the beach. In the past, we always visited the gulf side. The sand and the water is just different on the gulf side. In addition, there are minimal to no undertow warnings on the gulf… Continue reading
In each town we live in or visit, we do a search for Filipino food. Why? My mother is from the Philippines. My father is from Georgia. So, I am torn between loving Filipino food and Southern cooking. My grandmothers on both sides are phenomenal cooks. My Filipino Grandmother (Lala)… Continue reading
While out exploring the Historic Downtown District of Kissimmee we drove around a rotunda with a monument and followed the road because it had other monuments on it. Come to find out, it was Monument Ave. While driving down Monument Ave, we happened across a nice park that was right… Continue reading
Mandy and I were driving through Kissimmee and we passed by the Valencia College Osceola Campus at 1800 Denn John Ln, Kissimmee, FL. What caught our attention was the vast quantity of flags. We wondered, “what is going on?” As we researched it, we uncovered that the Valencia College Osceola Campus,… Continue reading
