So i haven't updated in a while, mostly cause I've been pretty busy. some friends and I ended up doing mardi gras, which was a great time. New Orleans is a pretty wild city, with some fun people and fantastic food. It's unreal how many bars there are and how much alcohol must be consumed in that week. The types of drinks that are served are also definitely home to New Orleans.

After mardi gras I went down to Orlando to hangout with some friends for about a week, where we just hung out and did random stuff. One day we went to islands of adventure(theme park) which is known for it's incredible hulk roller coaster ride, hit a magic game one day, got some nice sushi, etc. Now, don't get me wrong, I like roller coasters and adventure and such, but this was a little excessive for me. If I knew what was going on while I was being ripped around through turns at high speeds I'd explain it to you guys myself, but since I have no idea here's how it works, quoted from wikipedia,

"At the lift hill, riders enter the Project Gamma tube and hear Bruce Banner expressing his dismay at yet another malfunction. He stammers: "Everything looks good....I think...I think this time it's going to work". A malfunction of the machine takes place by a quote saying,"Warning: Coolant Level Dropping." Bruce screams: "No....No! No!!!!!! Let Me out of here!" After that sentence riders are shot out within 2 seconds at 40 mph (64 km/h) and are sent through a zero-g roll, down a 105-foot (32 m) drop and through a cobra roll. Riders complete a vertical loop, then enter a tunnel full of mist. At this point of the ride, the train's speed has reached approximately 60-67 mph. The train encircles the gamma tube and is sent into the back area via corkscrew. After another vertical loop and two over-banked turns, the coaster is slowed down by a brake run before being sent down another hill to a corkscrew and turn-around. Riders then travel sideways through a camera area and then to the ride's closing after a helix."

Needless to say after the ride was over I nearly fell when I stood up and felt extremely nauseous, nearing the point of ready to vomit.

That's all for now, pokerwise I've been doing alright, nothing special but booking small wins here and there.