I’ve mostly only travelled in the states. here I like boston, and seattle. I like the history of boston and I have this delusion that in a past life I was like a carpenter of some kind and helped to build the city. and I also like seattle, probably because it’s just so far away from everywhere else, and has it’s unique feel. the weather was always pretty good when I was in seattle, don’t know if all the rain would bring me down if I actually lived there.
other cities I like are, Pittsburgh, Washington d.c., and Nashville.
I don’t have any favorite cities in the Midwest, don’t know why, probably because I’ve lived in the Midwest all my life and am kinda over it.
I did get a chance to visit Ireland once, I saw most of the country, visiting Dublin and other cities, my favorite city in Ireland was Galway. which is historically a place where foreigners settled, I later learned. I remember in Ireland I was taken back by all the beautiful women, I wasn’t expecting that.
there are still some cities I haven’t been to in the states that I would like to visit, new orleans, san Francisco, Austin, and las vegas. I have a friend that likes to take trips to Asheville, NC for some reason but I’ve never been there either.
My favorite city is New York City. I went there on vacation back in 1991. I would really like to live there. But, my whole life and lifestyle is set up perfectly where I am at now.
haha never heard of it. but new York is a pretty state. I’ve driven through parts of it a few times, im hoping to go visit the finger lakes in the next couple years. thought about going to community college there and studying viticulture and enology.
I have not been in that many cities that I remember.
I lived near Gothenburg which is lovely such as they have the beautiful slottsskogen but the people seemed to attack me and hate on me for not working and I used to binge drink cause that was the only time I didn’t have voices tormenting me.
(I was mentally sick as a child before drugs n alcohol)
In Sweden I had difficulties leaving my apartment sober.
I had difficulties feeling attacked by everyone.
Sydney is really friendly or that’s how I remember Sydney and just a really nice place.
Beautiful buildings and activities and harbour and fairy boat rides .
People seem to say hello and there are so many different types of people.
I am afraid to go to Sydney now though.
I could not go by myself because I would get lost etc and am afraid of getting symptoms when I need to get home.
Maybe in the future I can visit Sydney with family but I dare not by myself.
I was pretty independent in many ways when I was younger I could catch trains by myself but also spent days at train station psychotic.
Brisbane has a lovely public pool in it withsand but I have not been there many times but enjoyed that.
if I were going overseas I would def. travel with someone.
sometimes I travel by myself here, but one time I got disoriented and lost, in dc. ended up trying to walk home, got lost, got picked up, and spent time in the hospital. so now it’s rare I travel by myself.
San Francisco is about 40 minutes away. Anytime I go there I have a good time. I haven’t been there for awhile; I’ve been planning to go up there before they raze the whole thing and put in a mall.
I love the climate, the mountains and the sea