Favorite Places in the World
I was reading my amazing friend Julie's blog the other day. She posted a blog that I liked, so I am stealing this one from her. Julie actually took it from another friend of hers. This blog post originated from Julie and her friend. Here goes...
What are your favortie places in the world? At first, that seemed like a simple question, but then I started thinking about it. That's tough. I like so many places! I attempted to start a list anyway. You will notice that it has a lot of variety. Some of my favorite places have to do with the actual place and some have to do with the people I associate with those places. However, I love all these places. Of course, this list is not exhaustive, its just a few of the top ones that I could come up right now.
729 Slade Woodward Road
Broadway New York
Road to Hanna, Maui
The British Museum, London
Paul B. Johnson State Park
The little bridges of Venice, Italy
Dirt Cheap – Lumberton, Mississippi
Outdoor cafes in Florence, Italy
The Olive Garden on the Coast (not there anymore)
Riding a ski lift in the Alps
The Lake at Mamaw's and Papaw's
Trafalgar Square, London
CafĂ© du Monde – New Orleans, Louisiana
Okay, I'm going to try this whole interactive thing now.... So what are your favorite places?
Sunday, September 24, 2006
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7 comments:
I'm ready to go back to Maui. 729 Slade-Woodward only when you are here.
I would have to agree with all of your list.
15 Skyline Drive and Ross are probably the only others!!!
I would also have to say 853 Beach Road playing cards, Slade Woodward Rd. playing cards, Oxford, MS, Old Venice Pizza Company, Springhill, and most importantly THE LEBARON!
lol. I would add all of those places too! The Lebaron... lol.
my new apartment
the quad at MC when it is empty
Signal Mtn. in TN
San Diego bay
Texas stadium
ahhh...linds...what great places. i would've commented sooner but my internet is just a little terrible these days. love you!
I love that you included Dirt Cheap!! That's great. Oh, Daniel, Oxford is on my list as well... excluding the basement of Brown Hall. :)
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