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I am writing this from the Libertador Hotel in Cusco, and will be taking the Vistadome train for a 3 hour journey to Machu Picchu tomorrow!! I´m so excited. Today we´re seeing a number of ruins in the Sacred Valley area. I´m taking lots of photos and will post a few when I get back to the states.

Sedona is incredible! I love it here. The natural scenery is magnificent and definitely worth the trip. People are friendly. And it’s a stone’s throw from the Grand Canyon. Great if you’re into the outdoors and enjoy rock climbing, hiking, off-roading, etc. Take the pink jeep tour if you’re an adventurous spirit (and only if you don’t have a bad back).

Eyedrum is awesome…you will find art/music/film events here that you won’t find anywhere else in Atlanta. Improvisational music, burlesque shows, multimedia performances, and some killer bands.

I’d go back here in a heartbeat. If you visit Hawaii, make sure you stop here.

Barcelona is a very cultural city…the Gaudi sculptures, parks (Parc Guell) and hotels are incredible works of art. But if you don’t like seafood, eating can be a challenge in some parts.

Get your plane ticket and go…’nuff said.

Definitely visit Molokai and Maui…you won’t be disappointed. Hawaii truly is paradise. Can’t wait to go back.

I’ve lived in a bunch of different cities – New York, Boston, Orlando, Atlanta, also South Florida and New Jersey. And Atlanta beats them all. Why? Parking is abundant compared to Boston/New York, cost of living is low, friendly people, trees everywhere, young population, plenty to do. And we have about one snow a year…that’s it. Winters are mild. Lived here 7 years and then lived in Boston, and I couldn’t WAIT to get back. Now I’m here for good.