Same here. I've grown so accustomed to shorts year round that any time spent in truly cold climes seems like a test of will.

Conversely, seeing you in shorts is a test of everyone else's will.

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Rome or Hong Kong.....a very tough choice

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Rome or Hong Kong.....a very tough choice

 

Why Hong Kong?   What about Hong Kong appeals to you?   How would you see yourself spending your month there? 

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Why Hong Kong? What about Hong Kong appeals to you? How would you see yourself spending your month there?

Eating noodles through a gas mask

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IT WAS ALWAYS THE JAGS

Conversely, seeing you in shorts is a test of everyone else's will.

I'll have you know that brilliantly white knobby knees are IN.

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I'll have you know that brilliantly white knobby knees are IN.

INhuman?

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Same here. I've grown so accustomed to shorts year round that any time spent in truly cold climes seems like a test of will.

 

If I can't go out to get the paper wearing flip-flops I don't want to live there.

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The sun's not yellow, it's chicken.

If I can't go out to get the paper wearing flip-flops I don't want to live there.

LOL you get the paper

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LOL you get the paper

 

lol ... I know, I know. Old habits die hard. But just the weekend editions. Where else can I read the funnies? On line is just not the same.

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The sun's not yellow, it's chicken.

I think one would go to a place with things that interest them.   If you love surfing, you might want to spend a month on the North Shore of Oahu.   If you just want to escape the world, you might want to go to Wyoming or someplace like that. 

 

Me personally, I like art, history, food, museums, really all the things you would have in certain big cities.   So I would probably tend towards a big European city.   My day would consist of maybe one thing, maybe a particular art museum or historical site or interesting place, and the rest of the day just wandering around, or sitting in a sidewalk cafe, drinking and people watching.   I'd have an apartment where I could go take a nap if I wanted to, in a place where I could walk out my front door and see something interesting.  I'd go to the vegetable market and get some healthy food.  I might take a morning walk and just discover things.   I'd soak up the atmosphere. 

 

I think the best places for me might be Rome or Paris- someplace that is worth spending a whole month. 

 

That's the way I would do it. 

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Camden, NJ

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That's the most beautiful city I've ever visited. That would be a contender, because it checks all the boxes: art, architecture, great food, public parks, historical sites, lots of things to do.

Agreed. I was there for 10 days last summer. I didn't even begin to scratch the surface.

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“It is the job of thinking people not to be on the side of the executioners.”
― Albert Camus

I think one would go to a place with things that interest them.   If you love surfing, you might want to spend a month on the North Shore of Oahu.   If you just want to escape the world, you might want to go to Wyoming or someplace like that. 

 

Me personally, I like art, history, food, museums, really all the things you would have in certain big cities.   So I would probably tend towards a big European city.   My day would consist of maybe one thing, maybe a particular art museum or historical site or interesting place, and the rest of the day just wandering around, or sitting in a sidewalk cafe, drinking and people watching.   I'd have an apartment where I could go take a nap if I wanted to, in a place where I could walk out my front door and see something interesting.  I'd go to the vegetable market and get some healthy food.  I might take a morning walk and just discover things.   I'd soak up the atmosphere. 

 

I think the best places for me might be Rome or Paris- someplace that is worth spending a whole month. 

 

That's the way I would do it. 

 

Just curious.  Have you ever spent much time in St. Augustine?  It has all of the things that you listed that you like, yet it's not a big city.

 

A while back a friend of mine and I went down there just to basically bar-hop and kill some time.  We came across one museum that was truly fascinating and is one of my favorite places to take visiting family members to.  The artifacts and stories behind them is very interesting.

 

It's also amazing to me how much history and how many unique museums are just a short drive away.  Take Keystone Heights for example.

 

My point is, everything that you listed could be found by not going to a "city".  It's pretty much right in your back yard.

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There are 10 kinds of people in this world.  Those who understand binary and those who don't.

Just curious.  Have you ever spent much time in St. Augustine?  It has all of the things that you listed that you like, yet it's not a big city.

 

I've been to St. Augustine. It's very nice but did they have to turn every building in St George Street into an ice cream parlor or a pirate themed restaurant?

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To live out life forever

 

When I said forever, I should have went with Heaven.

 

 

 

 

I hope someone will at least send me a postcard.

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Tough question...

 

Probably that place where Harry Potter and Emma Watson live.

 

 

I seen them in the bottom of a bottle of Vodka last week, they were naked, so they probably lived there.

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And stay at the Trump Resort

 

 

They have the best Taco's ... this side of the wall.

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Eating noodles through a gas mask

 

 

Noodles cause gas.

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I'll have you know that brilliantly white knobby knees are IN.

 

 

Those aren't knee's ... put on longer shorts.

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LOL you get the paper

 

After I signed up, I stood out there in my flip-flops for four hours waiting on twitter to be delivered.

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