I just want to be where?

Oh Piky...im a saddo...lol..im just going to say that for now ...the only place i want to be is in my own home..along with my cream doughnut....ive no desire to go anywhere at the mo.We went to Norfolk last year and we took my Mum...well lol between hubby and Mum...I was quite glad to get home again!!!!..So im opting out this year!!!...Maybe at some point in the future i may think about that questio again...and come up with a very different answer...but for now...just let me have peace..!My son went to Sydney for 3 weeks last christmas..he spent new years eve in a hotel overlooking Bondai beach...and he lapped every little bit of his three weeks up and i dont blame him one little bit...he works incredibly hard!!!As he says it really was the holiday of a lifetime..I think it would take a few years of saving up to be able to go again!!!

There are so many places I would love to go but many are in America and I have been there so they are ruled out! I have always been very intrigued by the culture and history of Russia and would love to go there and immerse myself in the country, the language and the history of the country. I did learn the russian alphabet and some of the language when I was 13 or 14 but have not really retained much of it - I do not think I will get very far with the knowledge that Karandash means pencil! lol xxx

There are a lot of places I would love to visit. But the one place I have always dreamed of going is England. I would need atleast two weeks. I love history, especially british history, my favorite historical figures would be Henry and Elizabeth Tudor. I would love to stand where they stood, touch what they touched. I long to see what they saw. From what I can tell, England has kept alot of their history.

i would love to visit Japan! ever since i became an anime fan, it became my dream to visit Japan where anime originated. watching anime exposed me to the cultures and traditions of Japan, to its different cities, that really made me interested in the country. i would like to visit temples, shrines, tows like Shibuya, Sapporo, Roppongi, Akihabara, Tokyo, Hokkaido and many more! i would also like to experience some of their traditions and stuffs like praying in a temple, going to onsen, participating in festivals, and many others. above all, i want to go to Akihabara which is the place for all kinds of otaku (fan) like me.

I have never visited any other country, but I agree that New Zealand is number one on my list of places to visit. My best friend on Mylot is from New Zealand. I was just speaking to someone from there a few minutes ago. I was asking her about why she moved out here. With a place as beautiful as New Zealand, I would never want to leave. She said that it is very small though. She said you have to get out and explore other places. I asked her if she would want to retire there. She said maybe, but right now she is not ready to retire.

I'd like to visit Australia. They even have a Katherine region. I love their accents, I like anyone I've ever met from there and it just seems so wild and free. Of course, I'm only going on what I've seen in the movies. I have a couple of good friends here on this site too that I would definitely stop in to say hello to.

Let me think about that one for a sec. I am not really sure. i would love to be able to travel my wonderful country before i go getting on a plan to lands unknown. however, I would love to go to England. I don't know why really, it has just always been a place i wanted to see.

Well...I have been to New Zealand. It's a great country to visit! The scenery is fantastic and the people are warm and friendly. Do check out the Maori culture while you are there, it is very interesting. You might enjoy my article on a Maori village I visited: Hangi in Aotearoa http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.jsp?articleId=281474977115659 As for where I still want to visit next ... Afrika and South America are tops on my list! I would also like to explore the interior of China. I have an extensive travel history. My journeys have taken me to over 40 wonderful countries. I do have some tales to tell and do so at a couple different places on the web. You can find my blog - ¿Where the Heck are You? - at this link: http://wheretheheckareyou.blogspot.com/

I have always wanted to go to Thailand. I would love to visit anywhere in Asia but Thailand seems so beautiful.

Ireland then England. Even if I have been to Ire, I can't remember it. I was to young before I came to the states. Ainge

I know it's a state, but I want to go to Alaska. And I want to meet some native people, and see the glaciers, and the seals and walrusses (walri?) and feel the magic in the land and the air and the water. But if I had to pick another country, it would be Australia too, just like some others here. What a magical place. And so fu*(ing huge!!! I want to see the outback, and I want to see the sky there, as big as the world. And I wanna sit with my Goodie too, and have cocktails, and go for long rides with Angel, but not when we're drinking, mind you, no, never, not us. I can see it now, clear as day. We'd be a force to be reckoned with.

i dream to go to London, most of my friends are their and they send me messages through email that this place is also nice for us to enjoy. I want also to witness the great Eiffel Tower. The famous tower in London.

Well...Ive been to Ireland, Scotland, Spain and Germany. So thats them countries out, am hoping to go to the Shetland Islands this year to visit my dad. I would like to go further across the world like Australia, to see the sights, the beaches, Autralian Zoo and to enjoy the culture!!

Kazakhstan. Specifically Baikonur Cosmodrome. Probably an unusual choice, but I'd love to visit the place where Sputnik was launched, Yuri Gagarin embarked on the first manned space mission and so many other historic space "firsts" took place. I've been to Kennedy Space Centre and Cape Canaveral (which I'd recommend to anyone remotely interested in space travel) so it's logical that I'd want to see the "other side's" facilities too.

This is just too difficult for me. There are too many places. Italy, Scotland, New Zealand, Australia...... oh all the wonderful places to see out there. How is it possible to choose just one.

I have always wanted to visit Egypt. I have a massive fascination with ancient Egypt and their mummies and pyramids and burial grounds and ways of life in general. The thought of seeing the Sphynx and the Pyramids and the Valley of the Kings live and in person is incredible! It is most definitely a trip I will make at some point in my lifetime... likely not until the kids are old enough to be left alone, or are not living under my roof anymore either.

If I were able to visit just one country in the World, I would want to be in an island where there are beautiful and gorgeous nature and definitely a good life to cherish and spend my days there. New Zealand sounds like a good idea, but my top wish list for now would have to be Italy, especially the luscious Tuscany. I just couldn't get my mind off that place since I've been there, so if I could visit just one country, it definitely would have to be Tuscany.

I'd actually like to be a little more specific. If I were possible, I would visit Dubai because it's a very wealthy and beautiful place. They're also building the world's tallest tower there, which will be three quarters of a mile high! If you haven't heard much about Dubai, I'd encourage you to do some research on the Internet about it. It's really intriguing! It's such an interesting place. It also has the world's only seven-star hotel there. If you search it online, you'll find some amazing pictures of the hotel itself. I hope I made you curious so you'll go look now! If you do, please tell me what you think of my dream place to visit! Thank you in advance.

Hands down, Machu Picchu in Peru. It is one of the few 'mystical' places in the world I haven't been to.The history, the Incan culture, the placement of the city in the clouds - who could resist? Not me.

Hi, I would love to go to New Zealand.I too have New Zealander friends who have given me a virtual imagination of the country,with its green fields,a superb scenery.Just a perfect place to have a piece of mind.I wish I could spend my last days in this world there when I'm old.A superb retiring location though.No racism,live a happy life with less crowd and hectic.It would be wonderful!!!!