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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Ari on January 17, 2008, 02:07:22 AM
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Most of mine was growing up. I went to Israel only one time as a baby, so I don't remember it. From NYC I hit the usual spots as a kid Florida, VA, D.C.. Then in my early 20s I went to Jamaica (not Queens) thank G-d, California, and Austria on a trip with my Grandmother, a few years before she passed away. Even though she was Jewish and treated like garbage there, she still held a close bond to the culture for some reason and i wanted her to see it again. Since my mid-20s til now (30), I really haven't travelled much of anywhere, other than a couple of weekends mainly, and once to Vegas. Of course, money and time off are big issues. Anyway, I was wondering where fellow forum members have travelled and where they would like to go. I would like to see Israel as an adult, don't really remember anything frankly, also several other parts of the U.S., some tropical hotspots, Australia, Canada, parts of Europe and South America, Alaska, and even parts of Africa. Oh well, it's a long list. Probably will never happen unless I run into our pal Bloomberg. O0
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traveling well been to Iraq, Iran, UAE, Israel, Egypt, India, China, Thailand, parts of Russia, USA, Cuba, France, Italy, Greece, Spain, Cook Islands (most of them) , Indonesia, Norfolk Island, Easter Island, Australia and New Zealand.
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Hey Skippy, still up, I'm going to try to catch a little sleep soon. Was out, then read, and wanted to fix my pic with photobucket before bed, but it's still not working. Damn. :'(
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Hey Skippy, still up, I'm going to try to catch a little sleep soon. Was out, then read, and wanted to fix my pic with photobucket before bed, but it's still not working. Damn. :'(
I will send you how to do it ok, I have to cook now O0 its 6 30 pm lol
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Ok, thanks skippy, have a good meal. I'd say throw another shrimp on the barbie, but I don't know if you keep kosher, lol.
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Skippy, I thought you lived in the USA but you said you travelled there so I guess not. I was wondering where you lived. Also thats quite a bunch of places to visit hehe.
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Skippy, I thought you lived in the USA but you said you travelled there so I guess not. I was wondering where you lived. Also thats quite a bunch of places to visit hehe.
I live in Australia at this point. Yes I have travelled alot with work, and my first husband, we moved every 3-4 months.
When I say Australia and New Zealand are one of the best countries in the world I mean it ;)
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Hey Skippy, still up, I'm going to try to catch a little sleep soon. Was out, then read, and wanted to fix my pic with photobucket before bed, but it's still not working. Damn. :'(
I will send you how to do it ok, I have to cook now O0 its 6 30 pm lol
Please JTFers,
come and sit down,
the dinner is almost ready.
(http://www.leprestige.be/image/deco1.jpg)
;)
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OMG I have a lamp like that but bigger hangs from the ceiling O0
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Let me see where have I been.
China, Japan, Phillipines
USA - Alaska, Arizonia, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Illinois, Kansas of course lol, California.
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Never set foot ot of india :'( :'( although my dad went to sweden and usa
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I've been to several areas in the US as well as out of the country.
I grew up in Chicago suburbs, traveled to Wisconsin (where my mothers family lives), been to Michigan, Ohio, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Florida (where I live currently). Never been to the west coast or the east coast.
1997, went on Carnival Inspiration cruise which we flew to Puerto Rico (been there twice now), stayed in the hotel for one day and watched WWF wrestling in Spanish, next day checked in on the cruise ship and had one of the largest rooms on the ship with balcony. Ship went to Dominican Republic, US Virgin Islands, St Martin, and I think that was it. Next week went to Disney Land.
1998 went on a cruise to Hawaii, best trip I had ever been on. Plane trip was like 8 hours, pretty long trip and what a sight seeing Hawaii from the airplane, very beautiful island. Trip was 3 weeks long, 1 week on a cruise, 2 weeks flying to each island by plane after. It was weird because of the timezones, by the time we got to Hawaii, sun was still up. Cruise ship was older (I think a sister ship to titanic), it was scrapped the following year and the boat still had classes (1st class, 2nd class, 3rd class). Instead of keycards, rooms used a key and I still have mine. I don't remember the name of the ship, but there were no stabilizers so my family got pretty sick at sea. Had the largest room on the ship, few celebrities stayed in the same room we were in. After the cruise, visited the area where Jurassic park was filmed (waterfall), stayed in some nice hotels and got to explore more of the island. Probably one of my best memories was being able to visit Kilauea volcano and actually walk on it. Also first time I went Scuba diving (I was like 12 or 13 at the time) and the water was pretty clear.
1999, Went on Carnival Destiny cruise ship with my family and my aunt and 2 cousins. Launched from Miami Had one of the large rooms again. We visited Cozumel, Jamaica, and the Cayman Islands. Jamaica sucked, though we climbed this huge waterfall which was fun, Cozumel there were a lot of poor people selling stuff from huts, poverty was really high though they had good food (don't drink the water though), nice beaches, and cheap to rent jetskis. Cayman Islands was nice but I didn't get the chance to scuba dive there, got to see the stingrays though out on some sandbar in the middle of no where off coast of cayman islands which was a neat experience. Went to disney land the week after.
After that, didn't go on a cruise until 2003 which was the Carnival Destiny again, large room again, our family (my mother, brother and I), my aunt, cousin, and her husband, my moms younger sister, and her parents. Flew to Puerto Rico and launched the following day, went to Aruba, Barbados, and Martinique. Aruba was a nice island, great beaches, Barbados also had great beaches but there wasn't much to see there, Martinique I believe was French, all the blacks had a French accent and it was full of swamps. I thought it was an interesting island though.
Pretty much where i've traveled. I'd like to visit Israel, Japan, Germany and the Czech republic.
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Born in Illinois but first travelled out of our country, at 15, to Windsor, Canada. From there, Georgia, Minnesota, Washington, D.C., Since I've been married to my husband who is a Marine, California (2.5 years), Okinawa, Japan (3 years), Rota, Spain (2.5 years), Long Island, NY. (3.5 years), and now back in California. :)
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Great-Britain,
Belgium,
Netherlands,
Germany,
France,
Spain,
Italy,
Austria,
Hungary,
Romania,
Serbia.
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Great-Britain,
Belgium,
Netherlands,
Germany,
France,
Spain,
Italy,
Austria,
Hungary,
Romania,
Holland,
Denmark,
Switzerland,
mostly cities, sometimes nature.
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Great-Britain,
Belgium,
Netherlands,
Germany,
France,
Spain,
Italy,
Austria,
Hungary,
Romania,
Holland,
Denmark,
Switzerland,
mostly cities, sometimes nature.
Ambiorix, you went as far as Romania ?
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Great-Britain,
Belgium,
Netherlands,
Germany,
France,
Spain,
Italy,
Austria,
Hungary,
Romania,
Holland,
Denmark,
Switzerland,
mostly cities, sometimes nature.
Ambiorix, you went as far as Romania ?
in '82 as a baby...
They didn't have chocolate-milk >:( >:(
Hence my hatred for communists!!
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Great-Britain,
Belgium,
Netherlands,
Germany,
France,
Spain,
Italy,
Austria,
Hungary,
Romania,
Holland,
Denmark,
Switzerland,
mostly cities, sometimes nature.
Ambiorix, you went as far as Romania ?
in '82 as a baby...
They didn't have chocolate-milk >:( >:(
Hence my hatred for communists!!
;D ;D ;D
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Never set foot ot of india :'( :'( although my dad went to sweden and usa
India is the universe by itself, ASHISH !!!
O0 O0 O0
Long Live to India !!!
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Never set foot ot of india :'( :'( although my dad went to sweden and usa
India is the universe by itself, ASHISH !!!
O0 O0 O0
Long Live to India !!!
never been out of Europe, myself.
I respect my own continent, I think it is just big enough, not too small, not to big.
Of course, Europa for me includes all of Siberian Russia.
That makes Europe the biggest continent in the World.
;D
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Never set foot ot of india :'( :'( although my dad went to sweden and usa
India is the universe by itself, ASHISH !!!
O0 O0 O0
Long Live to India !!!
never been out of Europe, myself.
I respect my own continent, I think it is just big enough, not too small, not to big.
Of course, Europa for me includes all of Siberian Russia.
That makes Europe the biggest continent in the World.
;D
True.
But a divided one...
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Never set foot ot of india :'( :'( although my dad went to sweden and usa
India is the universe by itself, ASHISH !!!
O0 O0 O0
Long Live to India !!!
never been out of Europe, myself.
I respect my own continent, I think it is just big enough, not too small, not to big.
Of course, Europa for me includes all of Siberian Russia.
That makes Europe the biggest continent in the World.
;D
True.
But a divided one...
that's the most stupid mistake we made
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Never set foot oUt of india :'( :'( although my dad went to sweden and usa
India is the universe by itself, ASHISH !!!
O0 O0 O0
Long Live to India !!!
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Never set foot ot of india :'( :'( although my dad went to sweden and usa
India is the universe by itself, ASHISH !!!
O0 O0 O0
Long Live to India !!!
never been out of Europe, myself.
I respect my own continent, I think it is just big enough, not too small, not to big.
Of course, Europa for me includes all of Siberian Russia.
That makes Europe the biggest continent in the World.
;D
True.
But a divided one...
that's the most stupid mistake we made
How is europe divided?
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Never set foot ot of india :'( :'( although my dad went to sweden and usa
India is the universe by itself, ASHISH !!!
O0 O0 O0
Long Live to India !!!
never been out of Europe, myself.
I respect my own continent, I think it is just big enough, not too small, not to big.
Of course, Europa for me includes all of Siberian Russia.
That makes Europe the biggest continent in the World.
;D
True.
But a divided one...
that's the most stupid mistake we made
How is europe divided?
It was always divided between Slavs, Germans, Franks, Romans, ...
Also between Catholics, Orthodox, Protestants, Anglicans,...
We have the split between Russia and EU.
Which is very bad for Europe, in fact.
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Never set foot oUt of india :'( :'( although my dad went to sweden and usa
India is the universe by itself, ASHISH !!!
O0 O0 O0
Long Live to India !!!
Dear ASHISH,
have you ever seen the GADAR movie ?
:) :) :)
I'll put you the link to it,
since I opened a special thread for it.
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Here it is, ASHISH, for you:
http://jtf.org/forum_english/index.php?topic=11585.0
;)
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Has any of you been to Papua New Guinea???
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Has any of you been to Papua New Guinea???
I haven't.
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I'd like to go to Chile, U.S...only some places, Australia, fiji, Finland, Amazon, Malaysia, India and Egypt.
Have only been Morocco, too many times.
London has great historical sites and great places to visit, well some parts, any body travelling to Europe should go!
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Very impressive list! O0
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Born in Illinois but first travelled out of our country, at 15, to Windsor, Canada. From there, Georgia, Minnesota, Washington, D.C., Since I've been married to my husband who is a Marine, California (2.5 years), Okinawa, Japan (3 years), Rota, Spain (2.5 years), Long Island, NY. (3.5 years), and now back in California. :)
Did you like Spain, I loved it. O0
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Have never been further east than Jerusalem. Have never been more west of British Columbia. Never have been more North of Vancouver. Never have been more south than Puerto Rico.
Never been higher than perhaps a few miles from the clouds.. Have never been lower than the Dead Sea.
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Have never been further east than Jerusalem. Have never been more west of British Columbia. Never have been more North of Vancouver. Never have been more south than Puerto Rico.
Never been higher than perhaps a few miles from the clouds.. Have never been lower than the Dead Sea.
lol
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Born in Illinois but first travelled out of our country, at 15, to Windsor, Canada. From there, Georgia, Minnesota, Washington, D.C., Since I've been married to my husband who is a Marine, California (2.5 years), Okinawa, Japan (3 years), Rota, Spain (2.5 years), Long Island, NY. (3.5 years), and now back in California. :)
Did you like Spain, I loved it. O0
I didn't like Spain the first couple of months we were there (I was big and pregnant with my second daughter then...sick as a dog!) But after she was born and I got to see more of our surroundings, I fell for the place. I think what got me was the ease of the Spanish people. No stress, 2 hour siestas...lol Beautiful sights and some history I didn't know existed there.
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i have been in every state,in almost every big city in united states,exepct havaii and alaska,romania,serbia and bosnia.
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i have been in every state,in almost every big city in united states,exepct havaii and alaska,romania,serbia and bosnia.
It's high-time for you
to go to Serbia,
Brother...
:) :) :)
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Born in Illinois but first travelled out of our country, at 15, to Windsor, Canada. From there, Georgia, Minnesota, Washington, D.C., Since I've been married to my husband who is a Marine, California (2.5 years), Okinawa, Japan (3 years), Rota, Spain (2.5 years), Long Island, NY. (3.5 years), and now back in California. :)
Did you like Spain, I loved it. O0
I didn't like Spain the first couple of months we were there (I was big and pregnant with my second daughter then...sick as a dog!) But after she was born and I got to see more of our surroundings, I fell for the place. I think what got me was the ease of the Spanish people. No stress, 2 hour siestas...lol Beautiful sights and some history I didn't know existed there.
I loved Spain, spent my time in a village called Vic, only problem every meal had Pork in it, I got very thin :::D
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i have been in every state,in almost every big city in united states,exepct havaii and alaska,romania,serbia and bosnia.
It's high-time for you
to go to Serbia,
Brother...
:) :) :)
Agreed O0
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Born in Illinois but first travelled out of our country, at 15, to Windsor, Canada. From there, Georgia, Minnesota, Washington, D.C., Since I've been married to my husband who is a Marine, California (2.5 years), Okinawa, Japan (3 years), Rota, Spain (2.5 years), Long Island, NY. (3.5 years), and now back in California. :)
Did you like Spain, I loved it. O0
I didn't like Spain the first couple of months we were there (I was big and pregnant with my second daughter then...sick as a dog!) But after she was born and I got to see more of our surroundings, I fell for the place. I think what got me was the ease of the Spanish people. No stress, 2 hour siestas...lol Beautiful sights and some history I didn't know existed there.
I loved Spain, spent my time in a village called Vic, only problem every meal had Pork in it, I got very thin :::D
Come to think of it, I lost the most weight when we lived in Spain, also. LOL We use to go out to Tapa resturants all of the time. Plus, I found myself growing to like the bitter taste of olive oil there. LOL We lived in El Puerto de Santa Maria....right on the beach! What a beautiful sight that was. I don't know what was more appealing though...hanging the clothes out to dry (simplicity) or lounging on the huge, beautifully tiled balcony we had. :) One of the highlights definately wasn't the sound of the first Spaniard man, waking everyone up at zero-dark-thirty because he thought we all had to be up with him. lol
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Born in Illinois but first travelled out of our country, at 15, to Windsor, Canada. From there, Georgia, Minnesota, Washington, D.C., Since I've been married to my husband who is a Marine, California (2.5 years), Okinawa, Japan (3 years), Rota, Spain (2.5 years), Long Island, NY. (3.5 years), and now back in California. :)
Did you like Spain, I loved it. O0
I didn't like Spain the first couple of months we were there (I was big and pregnant with my second daughter then...sick as a dog!) But after she was born and I got to see more of our surroundings, I fell for the place. I think what got me was the ease of the Spanish people. No stress, 2 hour siestas...lol Beautiful sights and some history I didn't know existed there.
I loved Spain, spent my time in a village called Vic, only problem every meal had Pork in it, I got very thin :::D
Come to think of it, I lost the most weight when we lived in Spain, also. LOL We use to go out to Tapa resturants all of the time. Plus, I found myself growing to like the bitter taste of olive oil there. LOL We lived in El Puerto de Santa Maria....right on the beach! What a beautiful sight that was. I don't know what was more appealing though...hanging the clothes out to dry (simplicity) or lounging on the huge, beautifully tiled balcony we had. :) One of the highlights definately wasn't the sound of the first Spaniard man, waking everyone up at zero-dark-thirty because he thought we all had to be up with him. lol
Spain is very beautiful, funny I had a Spain man waking me up at that time too every morning :::D :::D
No concept of sleep time, because they sleep during the day :D :D
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Born in Illinois but first travelled out of our country, at 15, to Windsor, Canada. From there, Georgia, Minnesota, Washington, D.C., Since I've been married to my husband who is a Marine, California (2.5 years), Okinawa, Japan (3 years), Rota, Spain (2.5 years), Long Island, NY. (3.5 years), and now back in California. :)
Did you like Spain, I loved it. O0
I didn't like Spain the first couple of months we were there (I was big and pregnant with my second daughter then...sick as a dog!) But after she was born and I got to see more of our surroundings, I fell for the place. I think what got me was the ease of the Spanish people. No stress, 2 hour siestas...lol Beautiful sights and some history I didn't know existed there.
I loved Spain, spent my time in a village called Vic, only problem every meal had Pork in it, I got very thin :::D
Come to think of it, I lost the most weight when we lived in Spain, also. LOL We use to go out to Tapa resturants all of the time. Plus, I found myself growing to like the bitter taste of olive oil there. LOL We lived in El Puerto de Santa Maria....right on the beach! What a beautiful sight that was. I don't know what was more appealing though...hanging the clothes out to dry (simplicity) or lounging on the huge, beautifully tiled balcony we had. :) One of the highlights definately wasn't the sound of the first Spaniard man, waking everyone up at zero-dark-thirty because he thought we all had to be up with him. lol
Spain is very beautiful, funny I had a Spain man waking me up at that time too every morning :::D :::D
No concept of sleep time, because they sleep during the day :D :D
Our's was banging on a pot, or ringing a bell at 6am...screaming "WAKE UP!!!" It was both interesting and unnerving at the same time...for 7 months until we qualified for base housing. lol
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When I say Australia and New Zealand are one of the best countries in the world I mean it
You need to visit South Africa O0
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Born in Illinois but first travelled out of our country, at 15, to Windsor, Canada. From there, Georgia, Minnesota, Washington, D.C., Since I've been married to my husband who is a Marine, California (2.5 years), Okinawa, Japan (3 years), Rota, Spain (2.5 years), Long Island, NY. (3.5 years), and now back in California. :)
Did you like Spain, I loved it. O0
I didn't like Spain the first couple of months we were there (I was big and pregnant with my second daughter then...sick as a dog!) But after she was born and I got to see more of our surroundings, I fell for the place. I think what got me was the ease of the Spanish people. No stress, 2 hour siestas...lol Beautiful sights and some history I didn't know existed there.
I loved Spain, spent my time in a village called Vic, only problem every meal had Pork in it, I got very thin :::D
Come to think of it, I lost the most weight when we lived in Spain, also. LOL We use to go out to Tapa resturants all of the time. Plus, I found myself growing to like the bitter taste of olive oil there. LOL We lived in El Puerto de Santa Maria....right on the beach! What a beautiful sight that was. I don't know what was more appealing though...hanging the clothes out to dry (simplicity) or lounging on the huge, beautifully tiled balcony we had. :) One of the highlights definately wasn't the sound of the first Spaniard man, waking everyone up at zero-dark-thirty because he thought we all had to be up with him. lol
Spain is very beautiful, funny I had a Spain man waking me up at that time too every morning :::D :::D
No concept of sleep time, because they sleep during the day :D :D
Our's was banging on a pot, or ringing a bell at 6am...screaming "WAKE UP!!!" It was both interesting and unnerving at the same time...for 7 months until we qualified for base housing. lol
LOL Ours, use to walk in without knocking and yell "are you awake! breakfast!"