Things you miss from Florida...

[snowbelle]

Everything , the gulf coast, the first hint of Florida smell when the airport doors open when you walk to the hire car office
The size of the cars and the cheap fuel !
Food
Shopping
Christmas decorations shining in the sun
Bob Evans dinners
A tan
How easy everything seems to be- drive up ATMs, curb side pick ups, big parking spaces
Sweet tea
7-11 slushie for DH 😃
Heck I don’t even mind walking around Home Depot for DH to look for tools and stuff he can’t get at home ..

[Tinygog]

The "feel" you get from being there. You can only know what I mean if you've been there. You can try to explain to others who haven't been, what it feels like being there, but you don't really know about the true "feel" until you've experienced it for yourself.

[fletchie148]

Love it all, the air, the sun the people
The parks, the food the sun shining down on you as you walk round
The ease of everything
Missed it this year, supposed to have been taking my nephew for his first visit, got it all crossed for next year

[florida girl]

The open roads

[llamala]

The relaxed but anticipation feeling. The sunshine and heat, but also love the thunderstorms. The shops, always interesting even food shops.

[Sandra & co]

These nachos and my son Who’s in Canada a bit lol!

[salmim]

Walking out of the Airport and the heat, smell and humidity hit you.

We're back!

[Mqt]

My morning walks on the beach on Anna Maria. So missing it 🙁

[Elmhurst 5]

That first view walking down main street of the castle, you know you are really there.

Dipping in and out of your own pool, watching the wildlife passing by, sheer luxury.

Funnel Cake

[Poppycat]

Being there, the Florida smell, early morning light and the noise of the birds, frogs "Singing" the heat, smell of cinnamon everywhere, Perkins breakfast, noise of the car blipping when it locks.

Feeling of being home and knowing where our favourite brands are in the supermarket!

Excitement of driving into a rapidly filling car parking and waiting for rope drop and the shattered, happy, achy feet feeling as you drink an Amberbock beside the pool last thing at night.