lol YES! We can start at the top in seattle and just work our way down XD

to be honest I haven't been TO boston, I just know some drunks from there.... I shouldn't judge the place on there description XD

we can do all the Ren fairs and theme parks and castles! it will be a very packed trip XD

Haha, man. It'd also be a very expensive trip with all that at once!

I'm not a fan of big cities, so really I don't want to see anything other than the historical bits of those big old towns.

what about adorable coastal towns with under 200 people?

Why do you think I dream of living in a winnebago XD

Ahh, those would be cute. :) Maybe too small for me to want to live in, though. I'm comfortable in towns from 2500 to 20000 people. New York and such you get millions of people, and that's nuts.

Well I meant to vacation though XD I love the little B&B in the coast towns

but I like a variety. I can live anywhere for a little while, no where for an extended time. Lots of people no people, I like it all.

Oh, okay, I thought you meant you wanted to live there. :)

Yeah those could be awesome to stay in as long as there's a lot of stuff to do around the little town.

I could only do the no people thing if I were only a mile or so from a town. I could never do a big town as far as living goes...

I want to live in the winnebago so I can just wander as I choose with no home owners association XD
no matter how big or small the town there is probably something worth seeing but I will always get bored eventually, even as big a place as Denver.
But really the coastal towns genreally have coffee shops art galleries and aquariums, antquies XD stuff like that.

Yeah, that would definitely suit you.

I always wanted a house with no home owners association that's kinda in the middle of a forest.

Yeah, we have those nice artsy fartsy towns here in Colorado too, and I like to spend weekends in them. Would love to live in one but they tend to be expensive...

One of my recently found favorite places is Manitou Springs by Colo Springs.

Yes :) I like to think so.

yes in the forest would be nice but just outside of town. Maybe next to a slow but large river with some nature space and a garden that would be lovely but lots of money and work.

Oh Manitou is LOVELY I went camping there once, much better then the snobs in aspen and such but the soundings are just as nice.

Right. :) Just outside of town by a nice slow river that isn't known for flooding. *nod nod* That's exactly what I want. So that's why I keep suffering through college so I can get a job to afford it.

Yeah, Aspen is bad. I actually don't find it to be very attractive. It's kinda in the middle of a big dry valley with no trees these days. The town is pretty, but very expensive, especially for the location imo.

Manitou however is so sweet. It's a big town but it's got such a wonderful downtown and it's all green there. <3

I'm not a big fan of big cities. I like my hometown... despite it being quite large for a town. But, it's not a city like NY or Boston where there're millions of people.

Basically I don't want to see skyscrapers or shops that charge more than 10 bucks for a tshirt.

ten bucks for a tshirt is just so very wrong

Really? I rarely see t-shirts for less than 15 or 20 tbh. Unless you're in Walmart...and they're having a sale.

Neither do I. I am not a huge fan of really big buildings. Though, I do have to say I was very amazed when I was up on the observatory deck on the Empire State building back in 2005. ^^"

I'd have fun seeing the Empire State Building...just not every day, lol.

you need thrift stores XD but yeah een wal mart is like 15 bucks at lest more like 20 :(

yesh vacation destination XD

*Slides in*

I think those massive buildings are fantastic. Humanity pulled off that. I suppose our ingenuity makes up for our utter lack of cool features. Like wings, the ability to breathe underwater, claws, scales, and the like.

Oh it was funny when we were at the Empire State Building. It was at night and of course you're 80stories up and it's windy. It was awesome seeing NY at night up there. And of course it was good fun since this one friend of mine tried to spit down and the wind just blew it back at him.

It was for my high school senior trip. ^^

I personally think the Tropical Island Biodome in Germany is a better architectural marvel
but sky scrapers at night are cool. On like new years and such they are AMAZING or 4th july to see fire works from. Thats an awesome site.

I think that too, nonsense. I do think it's awesome humanity has done that, but somebody else can live there instead of me. ^.^

@Birdie: I don't exactly wear t-shirts so it doesn't matter to me, lol.

I always find cheaper clothes new than at thrift stores for some reason. Lots of couponing too.

lol it all depends. Goodwill by me is super cheap but we have like platos closets and other expensive pretenda thrift stores. I also don't really wear T- shirts though so I like the unique stuff I find.

I normally don't wear t-shirts. I used to when I was younger and ashamed of my body. Now I wear more dressy shirts or the female type t-shirts. ^^"

yeah I wear girly shirts, lacey stuff or peasant tops and such, I have a few t-shirts to but they are like Invader Zim and such XD

I have a few band shirts and a couple other t-shirts. But, normally when I go out, I'm wearing nice looking shirts.