Alice

I loved this museum. It was just amazing. I went while taking an Art History course, so I already had a head starts on Dali, which was nice. I’d love to go back.

I love this restaurant! Really good sushi, and it was about $10 a person when I went. Now, there seaweed salad isn’t the best, it’s not terrible, but they don’t give you a lot, and it’s expensive. But, the sushi is DELICIOUS.

Well, I live here. I love it, but if I were to visit here, here’s what I would do:

NYC
San Francisco
Oregon coastline
Sierra Nevada’s
Blue Ridge Parkway
The Bad Lands
St. Augustine
Asheville (I couldn’t leave that out!!)

There’s a ton other places of course. I would suggest not going to places that are all touristy, that’s just annoying.

My grandparents got a huuge house this one time, and my whole family (on that side) stayed there for a week. It was so much fun! All 7 cousins, my mom and dad, my mom’s brothers and their wives, my mom’s parents, and even my mom’s grandmother. It was wonderful.

As far as I remember I’ve climbed up this one. I’ve climbed up a couple, but I think this was one of them.

EDIT: I guess I haven’t climbed this one, I know I’ve been there though.

I went here about 8 years ago, when they were moving the lighthouse! I would love to go back to see it.

It was just a statue, but nice. I went with a school group, and an Art History teacher. When we got there you could tell who had been in the Art History class by who ran to the side to see if you could see the profile of Andrew Jackson. We had to get the teacher to point it out to us though.

I did not like this memorial. It seemed so stand offish, and I just didn’t get it. I didn’t think it was respectful or commerative of the men who fought and died.

I found the statues creepy, and the statistics to just be numbers, but the wall was so touching. I love the etchings, although I didn’t like the fact they didn’t include much of the Korean culture on the wall.

Amazing! It was dark when I went, but that made it better. Everything was lit from below, instead of completely lit up. Very touching.