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Neon Cowboy

I’m amazed that Midnight Cowboy never had a sequel. It would be fascinating to see how Beck transitions from his New York role to a role in 70’s Miami Beach. Wild he be able to break away from being a male sex worker ? Would he be able to become the male jigaloo he originally aimed to be when he left to New York or would he be able to transition to a healthier life that he originally imagined? He’s an interesting character and it would be neat to see how he progressed.

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u/Soup_Melodic — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/haiku

I’m Sitting in my backyard sweating/listening to cars drive on the road/would a mountain stream sound different?

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u/Soup_Melodic — 5 days ago

Living your practice

I believe that one ought to be able to bring their practice into the everyday, that’s the purpose of practice, and I don’t believe that a hermit/monk life is the correct path for many, including myself.

What does living your practice look like to you? In the family setting, work/corporate setting, community setting. What are your thoughts as you sit at dinner with your family, manage people at your workplace, engage with clients/customers, walk through your neighborhood?
I find there are expectations placed upon us- to communicate, engage certain ways, how do you apply your practice to these expectations?

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u/Soup_Melodic — 6 days ago
▲ 14 r/foodsoflo+1 crossposts

Pizza by the slice?

Just moved to Broward! Any pizza spots around that sell pizza by the slice? Also, which are your fav pizzerias? I’m willing to test them all lol Thanks!

So many great recommendations. I appreciate you guys! I have a lot of pizzerias to check out. It’s gonna be a good time :)

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u/Soup_Melodic — 8 days ago

Angelins pier

I was at LBTS the other day and saw the pier has still not been repaired. After some digging, I see that the owners are currently working through the process of bids/permits.
It struck me that it would be great if they redid the pier as a snorkel/dive platform. Put some stairs and platforms at the end of the pier , and charge for people to use the pier as a launch point to snorkel/dive the reefs.
How cool would it be to have such a unique, one of a kind, pier at the beach dive capital?

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u/Soup_Melodic — 8 days ago

Thru hike big cypress to Okeechobee ‘27

I’m starting to consider a thru hike of big cypress to Okeechobee for next season. I’ve done a bunch of day hikes in big cypress, basically any of the trails off of alligator alley, but have never done an over night. What’s a good resource for required supplies and possibly meeting people so it’s not a solo. Is five days a good table to make it up to Okeechobee from the southern start of the trail?
Thanks

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u/Soup_Melodic — 13 days ago

Car ownership follow-up

Here’s a follow up to my previous post about 20/3/8.
Is it better to purchase a beater that comes with higher costs of ownership (repairs and insurance) and lower safety vs higher down payments and longer terms to reduce total costs of ownership and increase quality and safety?
I don’t think it’s debatable that a beater car with older technology is less safe for teen drivers. Insurance company’s agree and I’m sure the math backs them up.
Maybe I’m an outlier since I live in an area with high amount of traffic accidents and mortality’s.

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u/Soup_Melodic — 14 days ago

20/3/8 Rule doesn’t work for families

I just went through the process of purchasing a car for two of my children and still paying off a car for my wife. The 20/3/8 rule can not work in this situation. If I put 20% down on a $20k used car , and financed it for three years, my monthly payment would be $636. Multiply this by three cars and I’m at $1800/month, requiring a monthly salary of $22k
Can you argue that I shouldn’t own four cars? Of course. But that’s the reality of a life in the American suburbs. So I have financed my cars out much further and put down larger down payments to try to make these three car payments a total of 8% of my monthly income.

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u/Soup_Melodic — 14 days ago
▲ 5 r/FloridaGarden+1 crossposts

Meadow 11a

What would be the best way to turn this into a pollinator meadow? In zone 11a

u/Soup_Melodic — 22 days ago

How to get this back together?

My wife is reupholstering our benches. It’s time to put it all back together but there’s a trestle blocking the bench. We can’t figure out how to pull the top of the bench over the trestle. Any ideas?

u/Soup_Melodic — 1 month ago
▲ 25 r/foodsoflo+1 crossposts

Favorite sandwich spot in FTL?

Curious where your favorite place to get a sandwich is, not a sub but just a regular sandwich!

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u/Soup_Melodic — 2 months ago

Seabra - Brazilian

$10 for a plate of picanha and sausage - not a bad deal for a quick lunch.

u/Soup_Melodic — 2 months ago
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Mister 01 -pizza - Flagler village

We spent the afternoon in Flagler village and ate at Mister 01 Pizza. They have unique flavor combinations and are reasonably priced. Got the Claudio for $22. It’s burrata cheese sprinkled with truffle oil on a crisp thin dough. We also stopped by sweet melody ice cream for a quick dessert. Butter pecan and bourbon, Great ice cream. There was also a fun plant swap going on at Lazer Wolf.
I hadn’t been in that area for a while and Flagler is really coming together. Next I want to hit up Heritage, but I check reservations same day and it looks like I need to plan more in advance.

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u/Soup_Melodic — 2 months ago
▲ 8 r/foodsoflo+1 crossposts

Delicious Ribeye, but casual spot?

I am currently in Fort Lauderdale on vacation looking to have a delicious ribeye tonight, but would prefer a casual spot. Any suggestions? Open to going to Las Olas area

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u/Soup_Melodic — 2 months ago

Food sub /rfoodsoflo

Hi all, I recently visited San Diego and discovered the food sub for their area. There’s great discussion in there about different options and locations and I realized our area doesn’t have a sub dedicated to our awesome culinary world. South Florida is so unique in what we offer. So I created a new sub r/foodsoflo to share your favorite places and dishes .
I just created it, so let’s see how it goes.

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u/Soup_Melodic — 2 months ago
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Miami's Iconic Sandwiches, Part 2: Pan con Bistec

A pan con bistec at Mary’s Café & Coin Laundry tastes like a Cuban mom made it

That’s because the recipe comes from an actual Cuban mom, Mary Sanchez, whose name is on this cafe, open 24 hours a day.

Whole steaks are marinated in mamá Mary’s seasonings and made to order, a slab more than a foot long tossed sizzling onto the griddle a la minute with loads of grilled onions. 

It’s topped with potato sticks, lettuce, tomato and ketchup and mayo, which mix with the dripping steak juices to create something greater than the sum of its parts. 

Mary’s is busy at lunchtime. It’s busy at midnight. It’s busy after the clubs let out and Mary’s is the only place to get mom-quality palomilla at 3 a.m. And during Ultra last year, a DJ did a set here.

You can’t beat those Miami credentials.

My buddy Greg Castillo, both Miami natives, are telling the story behind some of Miami’s most iconic sandwich spots. 

We’ve made videos of each, available on Instagram at carlos_frias_official and gregmakesvideos.

The first in this series: the Cuban frita, which I posted about here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Miami/comments/1t84hpp/miamis_iconic_sandwiches/

I went deeper and wrote about our four iconic picks at my website.

Hope you’re enjoying these as much as we enjoyed making them for shits and giggles.

u/Carlos_Frias — 2 months ago

First pile

I decided to start a pile this fall. Started with a bunch of leaves from the yard and I’ve been throwing in grass clippings and fruits and veggies. I live in south Florida so plenty of heat and rain. I turn it about twice a week when I add veggies or clippings.
Any tips for a beginner?
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Any

u/Soup_Melodic — 2 months ago

California burrito recipes

As a Floridian visiting San Diego, I had a damn fine California burrito today. I would like to replicate it for my family. What’s your best tips/recipes for making one of these guys at home?

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u/Soup_Melodic — 2 months ago