I am wondering at the answers you would all have at the following hypothetical question.

If you had one month to take a trip and money was no object, where would you go and what would you do? Maybe explain why you would choose that choice.

I think that I'd go to Finland to visit my friend.
I'd like to drag her out shopping and to discos.
I haven't seen her in a long time.

I'd go back to Puerto Rico. I fell in love with that island so hard the last time I was there, I think being in El Yunque again would be like a breath of cool air for my drowning soul.

Other than going to Thailand for the obvious.  I would go to England, to see my brothers and sisters who live there.  And I would let them take me to all the best places of my dime.   

First stop would definitely be Kiev, Ukraine because I lived there a few years ago and left part of my heart there. After that I really wouldn't know - there's so many beautiful places but one month wouldn't be enough to experience them properly; Tokyo, Moscow, Anchorage, Prague, Bejing, Dhaka... I could go on for quite a while. So if I'd really have to pick one then I'd stick with Kiev since I know what I'll find there will bring a smile to face, perhaps even tears of joy - the tiny things that I find beautiful; I prefer that over all the places that might put me in awe.

Oh that's so hard!!! I guess I would choose between:

• Through hiking the JMT
• Going to Machu Picchu.
• Going to the Galapagos Islands.
• Exploring Alaska.
• Taking a cross country road trip.
• Maybe going somewhere exotic like Kilimanjaro or Tibet, but those might require more time.

What would *you* do, LK?

go Fl for top surgery and then colorado and ..take a chance

Nowhere but my girls arm and if I could bring her somewhere without money being the problem then Dubai before it collapses in 5 years time 

I would travel around Japan. I've been to Tokyo twice, for two weeks each time. But one whole month would mean I could see much more of the country without having to stress from city to city.

One month may give you more opportunity to get the real 'flavor' of the country and not just the touristy taste.

IBIZA

A month vacation in DisneyLand

Good answer Megan, I think I'd have to go to Disneyland Paris, and see as much of Europe as I could while there

Unfortunately the Shuttle flights seem to be suffering a temporary technical funding problem... 

..but then maybe thats not such a bad thing for this old body...

It's a shame, as I was goint to invite you along too Kat...after your trip of course...



Chrissty

Northhampton Massachussetts. Where my best friend goes to college-- I would pretty much sell my left leg to be able to spend an entire month there with them.

And what would I do? I dunno-- what would you do if you had an entire month with your best friend in the entire universe, who you never get to see for more than about a week out of every year? Probably lots of talking, lots of hugging, lots of playing outdoors and going to coffee shops and simple, wonderful things like that.

Guadalajara to see my family. I've wanted to see Germany or Spain for a while though, so maybe one of those instead.

Janet.

If you ever manage to come to England try to get your relatives to take you to Preston Lancashire to eat.

The food is quite a number of resturants there is so good you'll think they are practicing witch craft.

If I could, I would find the best place in the world to help and advise me of complete transision and then spend my entire month swanning around.

I'd have to go with Disney (Orlando) too.. I love that place! And Tinkerbell has her very own store there lol

I'd travel around Europe and the more outdoorsy parts of the USA.  I've always wanted to visit Germany because that's where a great deal of my heritage is, but I'd also like to go into the Scandinavian countries, England, and a few others.  Assuming I could also pick the "when" it would be in the spring or fall.

I remember the first time I went into a grocery stare at 17. I was like a kid in disneyland for months. So many things I had never seen and didn't know existed like soup in a can and potatoes in a box and flour and sugar came in bags under 50#. The veggies were so exotic to me. I would wander up and down aisles just reading and sometimes wondering how you would cook or eat some of the things I saw.


Maybe I'm not ready for Disney.