Parque de Cocó, Fortaleza
We were staying basically right next to Parque de Cocó so we decided to take a stroll around. It’s a large park full of native vegetation and a great way to dip out of the city while still being in the city. I’m pretty into urban parks even though it would obviously be nicer to be lost in the middle of a forest… you take what you can get. The park often hosts events like concerts and there were lots of people around during our Sunday visit, having children’s birthday parties, running, and just enjoying the weather. If you go there you’ll probably see lots of little marmosets, which is fun if you’re not used to seeing monkeys free and up close. Phyllis and I also found some mangoes to eat. If you like cats, it’s also a good place because there’s a bunch of them just hanging out.

The park, ironically, closes before any of the flowers open — they made a sign especially to tell you. What teases…

Phyllis and I couldn’t decide if these crazy flowers were a parasite… either way they were cool and all over the place.
For those of you who might think, ‘well, it’s just a park…’ that’s kind of the whole point.
That’s it.
12:00 AM 12/18/2014 Thursday morning.Woke up and read this to “That’s it” and seemed to have been there in my sleep’s dream that woke me.Green in which there is a city always attracts birds of a feather. Three minutes and four pass now. Reminds me of Dual Survival with three guys: Cody Lundin, Joe and Brian. I surf channels on TV to find them at times. Cody was last seen in Norway with Joe and then yesterday showed up with a new guy in the old mountains of eastern North America. The new guy said he’s not really a hill billy and called himself what I give the acronym of ANA.I imagine you tagging along with the four of them if they showed up in your neck of the jungle. KDWE-INDINWE