tell me where to go!

[electricalgwen]

I have a significant birthday coming up in the very near future. I have time off work, and the grandparents are going to take the kids. I want to go somewhere new and/or do something different. However, I am not sure what and I am an indecisive sort of person, and also we are pretty bad at planning things in advance. Hence, nothing is organized yet

Comments

[dancetomato]

You should come to DC. Seriously, it's a great city. Lots of great things to do. Amazing architecture, incredible FREE museums, culture, great food, cycling and boating. And it also happens to have DT and Essene. We even have a place for you to stay or could help advise you on finding a great location for you. *seduces you to visit*

[de_nugis]

Obviously you should come to Boston. History, museums, lots of interesting places nearby, New England countryside within reach.

[mdlaw]

How do you feel about roller coasters. Cedar Point is the largest roller coaster park in the US, maybe the world. m :)

[brunettepet]

Chicago is fantastic - diverse architecture, wonderful, eclectic food, and easy to navigate.

New York City is even better, but we have friends there, so I'm not sure how easy it is without navigators. It's less expensive than we'd expected and there are deals on shows and meals and hotels all over the 'net. The Guggenheim and Central Park and everything exceeded my high expectations (but, again, we had handlers who helped).

[mikeneko]

If you pick Chicago, consider stopping by the other side of the Very Big Lake as well. Sandy beaches, warm water, hiking trails in Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. (Kemil Beach in particular is nice and not very populated in the late afternoons; sometimes you can see Chicago on the other side. :)

/drifting through to read your fic :D