MissOtter is Rampantly Running on Rainbows

there was a spectacular butterfly exhibit when i went, and some really interesting math exhibits as well…but the place feels really toned down specifically for children…so a GREAT place to bring kids, but not as intellectually stimulating as i had hoped

very very scenic…almost painfully so…the only issue i had when i visited was a headache from the change in pressure (i had come from southern california)

but this place is just beautiful, and if you can go, definitely do so

i wasn’t impressed by this city, but i may have missed a few key elements…there are supposed to be some great improv and stand up joints around here that i didn’t find out about until after i visited…the botanical garden isn’t too shabby, but the rest of the city? enh.

unless you have family here, or have a house RIGHT on the beach at all times, this place sucks. a lot. there are no jobs to be found, no people to meet. the only goodness about st. pete is it’s pride parade and the dali museum.

otherwise, why on earth would you want to go here?

this city is amazing…full of life, full of young people, and (for the record) incredibly attractive women…the food tastes better than in the states, the pace is phenomenal, and the city’s history is almost infinite

the weather may be absolutely schizo, but the people are wonderful, there’s always something interesting to do…and it’s beautiful and the seafood…oh the seafood…

for wee paganites, this place is a great resource for ritual materials, as well as a fun place to meet people…i don’t really dig the witch statue in the center of town because i feel like it mocks the entire situation surrounding the salem witch trials, but that aside, the place is very beautiful and quite fun to shop in

one of the most fun places on the face of the earth

went camping/tripping here for a night and a day

absolutely beautiful…GORGEOUS skies, and it’s very nice and quiet. just make sure you wear shoes on the dunes or your feetsies will burn!

this place is AMAZING…their jellyfish exhibit is out of this world