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[miss_breeziness]

Ganked from lunapitty.

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[dreamsrundeep]

I've been to:
France, Spain, Italy, Croatia, Sicily, Greece, Mexico, Tahiti, the Caribbean, through a lot of the US :)

[miss_breeziness]

WOW. Thanks for sharing! And I hope you didn't mind having to dress as Kate Hudson. :D

[miss_breeziness]

Wow, you've been a lot of places in Europe! I hope you get to visit Asia soon.

And sorry about that tarring-and-feathering thing. :D
(The meme was totally random. Really.)

[writerspleasure]

* laugh *

why thaaaaank you dahling!

US, canada, u.k. (england and cornwall), mexico, armenia, italy, austria.

[miss_breeziness]

You forgot New Zealand. And remember: You're going back there to meet up with ME. Nothing could be more important. :)

[writerspleasure]

oh how funny ... i was thinking "other countries" - than the one in which i just was.

[miss_breeziness]

Oh. Yeah, people's minds can work funny sometimes. :)

[babydoc3]

Just USA and Canada here. I REALLY need to get out more.

[miss_breeziness]

Finally! Someone who hasn't been to 20 countries and sipped champagne on a yacht. :D

...Sorry.

Don't worry, you and me both. :) Actually I'd like to visit Japan, just for a holiday, if that's possible.

[john_j_enright]

Island semi-nations: Aruba, Grand Cayman.

Full nations: Canada, Mexico, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, the U.K. (England & Wales), France.

And, of course, I live in the U.S.

My next goal - Ireland.

Of course, I may buy Iceland if it achieves negative net worth.

[miss_breeziness]

Cool. Ireland sounds really interesting - I've heard it's grown rapidly. Also, it seems to have put all the fighting behind, so it's a role model for other countries caught in strife.
About Mexico...I've been wondering for a while now. Is it really a poor country? Or just the parts closest to the American border. Which would explain the illegal immigrants.
Poor Iceland...

Ireland, Iceland. Only a letter away, but so far apart. Unless you count that they're both European islands. :D

[john_j_enright]

Mexico is a poor country. Terribly poor by U.S. standards. The illegal immigration is mostly for economic reasons. A lot of the money they earn here is wired back to Mexico to feed and clothe relatives.

Mexico could be a wealthy country, but the government is corrupt at multiple levels, and the economy seems to be an unhealthy mix of socialism, over-regulation, and crony capitalism.

[miss_breeziness]

Oh dear. In that case, as I've always said, the US government should open the borders to all - But no welfare or state-sponsored services.

I can understand people's worries about illegal immigrants being a burden on the welfare rolls, but that lies within the power of the giver to solve.