all our feelings are in our heads

and I like them.

Southern states kick ass.

I feel like the best way to visit a place is to side step the big tourist attractions and get to the heart of a place. Not that Neuvo Laredo is in the heart of Mexico – its a border town. Its kind of dirty and lazy, but it makes you feel like you have all the time in the world and you see a culture difference right after crossing the river.

There are caves to explore in the mountains. It is pretty. You should go.

I went to Pagosa Springs and it was absolutely the most refreshing vacation on which I have ever been. There are hot springs right in the middle of town, and there is good skiing close by. Also, it is the furthest you can get from an interstate in the continental US.

And isn’t much to look at either.

There are a lot of covered bridges in New Hampshire. Get a map. Find them. It is good fun.

Especially don’t move here!

Well, Asheville is nice too, but it just doesn’t compare with Chapel Hill’s scene. I saw the Make-Up in Chapel Hill.

The best part of NYC was trying to do it on a major budget… I met a lot of people and saw a lot of the parks.