QueenChristine

Santa or no Santa I love the idea of such a random landmark becoming so significant to our culture and would be pleased to have reached it.

Ever since Roger told me about this I’ve wanted to go. Crazy expensive but super super cool (literally).

I think this would be a short trip. Mostly I just want all the silly touristy pictures with the Milinium Wheel, Big Ben, a guy in a fuzzy hat… Silly but true.

I took Old Testament Archeology in college and have wanted to go since then to experience the ancient to know it for what it truly is. I am drawn to it becuase of it’s diverse religious significance.

Once again I feel silly for saying the food tempts me. More than that though the climate and people seem so hardy and happy. Makes you just want to go and forget your life for a while.

I would love to be the cheesy tourist on a balmy evening with my husband in a Gondola plus, he would go NUTS for the art here. My friend Julie says it’s fantastic.

What a cool culture. I think the deep rich history here is very appealing. Plus, not to be shallow, I LOVE the food. I think we American’s have a very narrow view of India and the diversity there and I would like to dispell this by visiting and seeing it first hand.

Just got a Postcrossing.com postcard from here which was really cool. I think after seeing it so much in adventure movies I’d like to go and get a real perspective on it.

My husband’s homeland of which I hope to be a future citizen. So interesting it makes me want to read Gabriele Clove and Cinnamon all over again.

Maybe it’s a little silly to say I want to see the pyramids and explore archeology but it is true. This is something that always draws me a little. I blame this mostly on my sister’s addiction to Star Gate.