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This is definitely one of the best museums on the planet. Stunning. I didn’t get to see it all the first day. I’ll definitely be going back. It’s also free on Sundays.

Spaniards party all night and most of the next morning. Everyone has mullets and has a leg of ham in their kitchen. A glorious place.

I had a frickin’ blast when I was in Buffalo. Lots of weird little shops, restaraunts and bars. Weird, fun kids, weird, fun times. I don’t know if I’d want to live there because Central NY is cold and grey enough as it is.

The Canadian side is a gigantic tourist trap, but has a better view of the falls. The American side is barren, but quiet and still a great view. There’s also various small islands that have nice walks.

This is worth visiting because it’s pretty much the only place open in Ithaca past 1 am. They make decent subs, too.

It’s closed in winter, but it’s a nice hike from downtown to Collegetown that doesn’t take too long and is a beautiful little hike.

They have a great fireworks show every July 4th.

This is where John Water’s “Pecker” was filmed. Also where I lived the first 12 or so years of my life. Weird little place.

I arrive on January 18th, 2006. I’m going to try to teach English. Buy me a beer if you see me.

Even if you aren’t religious, the Kotel (sp?) tunnels are worth visiting, plus they allow you even closer to the center of the universe/holiest spot on earth.