So For starters I'm going to post a list of 50 places. These are paces I would like to go or things I would like too see. Some are more "doable" than others. Some I would need to win the lottery or find myself a good sugar daddy to be able to afford. So her we go. To dreaming big! Cheers!
- Las Vegas
- Grand Teton Nation Park, WY
- Musee du Louvre
- Colosseum (not the one in Vegas)
- Florence
- Spain
- London
- Egypt
- Dublin
- Dubai
- Sydney, Australia
- Africa
- Pacific Coast Highway
- Biltmore estate (I heart HGTV)
- Alaska
- Amsterdam
- Rocky Mountain National Park (again)
- New Orleans
- Seattle
- San Francisco
- TEXAS
- Key West
- Himalayas
- Sweden
- Japan
- Boston
- Georgia (for some yummy peaches)
- Toronto
- Mt. Everest
- Great Barrier Reef
- Victoria Falls
- Galapagos Islands
- the rim of a Volcano
- Great wall of China
- Fuji
- Cuba (see what all the hoopla is about)
- Easter Island, Chile
- Kremlin
- Stonehenge
- Your moms house, I’m sure she’s a great lady. (Just checking to see if anyone is paying attention)
- Finland
- North Pole
- Barbados
- Bali
- Cape Town, S. Africa
- Vancouver
- Venice
- Washington D.C., (so close but I haven’t been in so LONG!)
- Istanbul (sounds cool)
- Rocky Mountains in Canada
Those re my 50 places to see or go. Where would you go?? Have you been to any of these places? Let me know.
Tune in tomorrow for Take TWO of my 200th post!
4 comments:
good for you.
I did a big ol fat nothing for my 200th. maybe when I get to the big 3-0-0.
Congrats on your 200th!!!
Great list of places... I've been to a bunch of them but the Galapagos are always tops on MY list!
Weel, I have been to Biltmore Estates and I loved it....very pretty.... But I guess I will need to join you on your travels to the other places!!
Oh and if my mom were still alive, believe me, I'd bring you there, as she was one awesome woman that I would love for you to meet!!
I've been to:
London
Georgia (but didn't get any peaches)
My mom's house
Stonehenge and Washington DC
I really want to go back to Savannah, GA for the Girl Scouts 100th anniversary.
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