Last week I went to the Qwik Trip for a slushee

I have been to Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Nebraska, Montana, Minnesota, Kansas, North Dakota and Oklahoma. Most of these we were just passing thru.

Out of the states I've been to Cancun, Playa Del Carmen and Cozumel.

man that's a lot of traveling Ruby!

I have been through Minnesota, maybe stopped once for gas. Went to South Dakota, took a plane to Oklahoma once for job training. Been to Chicago a lot. traveled through Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, to get to Washington DC and Virginia for a week. Was up in Michigan a couple of times.

And of course traveled through Illiniois, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississipi to get to Louisiana. Although it was the dark of night when traveling through Kentucky and Tennessee- didn't really see anything except the train station.   Memphis looked cool at night tho.

Never left the USA! Had thought about England a decade ago, now I just don't know- I like the home turf!

Nah Ruby,

I've left it, just not nearly enough.

Last fall when I had to go back to work I was close to getting a job with A.C. Neilson that would have had me pretty much going everywhere in the US. I kind of wish I would have gotten that, although listening to CP I also wonder if it might have gotten sickening real fast.

The only places I've ever gone have been Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Ohio and Nebraska.

But most of that was just drive through. The only places I've ever vacationed in have been Missouri (spent five days there to see the KC Royals play the Brewers) and twice to Deadwood, South Dakota.

Not exactly a globe trotter :)

Absolutely Sparky!

I LOVE THAT TOWN, I'm hoping to save enough cash to take my parents there next year.

I stayed at the "haunted" Bullock Hotel the last time I was there, never did see the ghost of the famous owner though

Riggs, Did you stay in his suite?

My wife and I did and she swears something pulled the covers off of her! I told her it was probably ready to fall anyway.

There is a really old cemetary that is kind of hidden on the hill. I found it by accident one day. I will take you up there when you come! It's like something out of a movie with pine boxes showing just a little bit and head stones with gargoyles on them.

     Michigan , Texas , Oregon, Georgia ,Califonia , Florida ,,VancoverB.C., Hawaii , Philipines ,Japan ,Thailand, Austrailia

My grandparents took me on vacation for a week or two every year, and we always drove, so I've been so many places in the US, I probably won't remember them all.  Let's see, I've been to the Grand Canyon, a few places in Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, St. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, a few places in Wisconsin, including Wisconsin Dells a few times, Michigan, I saw Rock City, Mammoth Cave, Florida, Washington DC, Georgia, Cedar Point, Sea World, ...  My favorite place so far has definately been Key West.  Out side the US, I went on a train ride in Canada once.

JR-- you are right it does get sickening. I think the only states I have not been to is Oregon and Maine.  My most frequent travel is to Arkansas, Dallas, and Rhode Island, Chicago.  But when I travel I am usually in and out in the same day or in late with early meeting and late morning flight out.  That really sucks.  A lot of the time I actually meet with clients or other staff members as we cross thru the country, having our flights route thru a common city and meeting in the airline lounges.  Not much longer though.

Within the US I have been to Wisconsin, like, a bazillion times - Missouri, Kansas, Rhode Island, Michigan, Viginia, Florida, Arizona, Colorado, Oregon, Georgia, Texas, and the absolute favorite, San Diego CA.

Out of the country, Canada and Germany.  Germany was EXCELLANT!

-- Edited by WFTR at 12:47, 2005-07-13

Aww..I understand.  My dad travels a lot for work too.