I enjoy being back home in China because there is a lot of family there and great super food.

I also feel calmed by the beaches in Singapore.

I would like to visit Hawaii and Paris sometime in my life.

Is that *France* or *Hilton*

Anywhere in the Caribbean is fine with me.

Snorkeling in Hawaii.

Falling into my own bed at 11 p.m., especially if dh is already there and has warmed the thing up.

"The thing"??????

Good one, Matt...!

Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur. Singapore, especially. A beautiful, quiet place in France where I go often and dream about occasionally. Paris; in particular the best shower I ever had there.

Interesting ...

Stripclub.

Spring Bay, Virgin Gorda

Troy, Idaho

Rico, Colorado - a small, quaint town I passed through while visiting the Rockies. Had the best grilled cheese of my life there.

West Lake, Hangzhou, China

Kiyomizu Temple, Kyoto, Japan

Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Canada

Venice, Italy

The Lake District, England

If only I had a teleporter...

Though right now, I wish I could be in St. Peter's Square.

Hattah-Kulkyne National Park in Victoria, Australia, or Isabela or Fernandina Islands, Galapagos.

Also my own back yard. I have a great back yard.

Maui, Manhattan, London, Stuttgart... *Sigh* All places I hope to go back to more sooner than later...

In the meantime, I'll settle for good ol' Mammoth Lakes, California!

Rio de Janeiro.

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Aguirre Springs, Dońa Ana Co., NM.

Shagakuin Imperial Villa during maple leaf season, Kyoto

The British Museum, London

Arenal Volcano on a clear night, Costa Rica

Monte Alban, Oaxaca, Mexico

The vineyards outside Montepulciano, Tuscany, Italy

St. Theresa in Ecstasy, Rome

The Red Sand Beach, Hana, Maui

Riverside Drive-West End Avenue, NYC

Sleeping under two heavy quilts durng a major snow storm.

:D

Playa del Carmen Mexico



(hi everybody...I been swamped lately, but I have been missing y'all!)

Hope all is well!

Madagasscar, mind blowing!

Seriously? I used to live about 13 miles from that town. Drove through it a lot. Deary and Elk River are pretty cool places too.

Jodi

Hey, I've been there. It's in the Cortez National Forest (as I remember) in the mountains. Did some survey work there (claims staking) many, many moons ago for about a month. Nice little town. Don't recall the grilled cheese.

Copper Mountain,Colorado. ... Ruby's Run


(starts at very top of highest lift, ends right at the bar/surgical supply shop. )

But listening to the loons on Gladstone lake 50 miles north of Brainard is more soothing.

Bob

a super, secret spot on top of the continental divide, at around 9,500 feet of elevation. gorgeous alpine lake, waterfall pouring into it surrounded by masses of monkey flowers and bluebells. mountain goats knocking rocks down into the lake all day. a dreamy meadow reaching out into the forest, with masses of wild gentians, paintbrush, and lupine all in bloom. elk bugling in the meadows beyond, clanging their racks against each other. shooting stars falling on my face all night long in the crisp, cool air.

soon to be a major tourist destination when they finish putting in the continental divide scenic trail right through it this summer. i'll never go there again.

Ok. The Balcony or Family Circle of the Metropolican Opera House. Anywhere in Carnegie Hall. The backyard, especially in spring. The dining room table first thing in the morning with a fresh pot of coffee waiting. On the sofa bed with Preston's arm around me (my bed's only a twin so we use the sofa bed, to make a long story short ).

One of my absolutely favorite places in the whole world: my piano bench.

A spring, early-summer meadow.

A Maine road side abloom with beach roses whose scent demand an abandonment of convention and rules. "LIVE". "SCREW THE ESTABLISHMENT" they say. I obey.

My desk at home.

As I said, in the arms of my lovey.

The woods near my house, I love going walks there in Spring.

Larry

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