Hey! How's about another list?
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slipjig3Adam's 5 Favorite Cities:
1) Chicago: Have to go with the home town, the city I know better than any other large burg. One of my favorite spots in the world: the bridge over the Chicago River on Michigan Avenue, near the Tribune Building.
2) San Francisco: The only city with the potential to make me forget about Chicago. The friendliest city I've ever been in, and the best I have ever eaten, ever. Between a pub just off the cable cars and nearby Napa Valley, I learned to like alcohol there.
3) Boston: I'm so falling in love with it. 'Nuff said.
4) Kansas City: Surprisingly charming town. Haven't been back in quite a while, and really should.
5) Burlington, VT: Does this even count? By Vermont standards, absolutely. Street performers, hippies, hippy street performers. We went on Halloween, and were approached by a group of college students with a bunch of candy. "We're reverse trick-or-treating," they said. "Would you like some candy?" Yeah.
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1) Chicago: Have to go with the home town, the city I know better than any other large burg. One of my favorite spots in the world: the bridge over the Chicago River on Michigan Avenue, near the Tribune Building.
2) San Francisco: The only city with the potential to make me forget about Chicago. The friendliest city I've ever been in, and the best I have ever eaten, ever. Between a pub just off the cable cars and nearby Napa Valley, I learned to like alcohol there.
3) Boston: I'm so falling in love with it. 'Nuff said.
4) Kansas City: Surprisingly charming town. Haven't been back in quite a while, and really should.
5) Burlington, VT: Does this even count? By Vermont standards, absolutely. Street performers, hippies, hippy street performers. We went on Halloween, and were approached by a group of college students with a bunch of candy. "We're reverse trick-or-treating," they said. "Would you like some candy?" Yeah.
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Date: 2007-07-29 10:09 am (UTC)Do you get back to Chicago ever?
See? Dawn *is* happening!
Date: 2007-07-29 10:20 am (UTC)I'm not going to make it to 3:30 my time/ 6:30 your time. Time for me to sleep. When I'm awake again, I'll check in again.
Take it from here, anyone who's reading
Re: See? Dawn *is* happening!
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Date: 2007-07-29 12:54 pm (UTC)No NYC? I know it's a bit cliche ... but it's NEW YORK! :)
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