Ever been to Kansas? Did you like it?

Never been to Spain either but I kinda like the music

spent far far too much time there growing up and no i don't like it. It's boring, flat, backwards and did I mention flat? the weather is at least interesting.

acutally it bowl shaped

its flat enough the only thing you can see sticking up is the telephone poles

which part?

Salina.

Yes, I have. It was a good couple of days. But nothing stood out.

It was like one of those nice first dates where you don't make plans for the second one. I guess, I found it too "blah" for me.

Now Boston, I liked. It made me wonder about living there. New York, I hated. Seattle, I liked. Phoenix, I pondered. Austin, I loved. Houston, I hated. Tucson, I liked. San Diego, I liked. LA, I liked. Dallas, I liked. Oklahoma City, blah. Atlanta, blah'ish. I might go to New Orleans next month. We'll see.

how about small towns? enjoy any of those?

Oh yeah! I love small towns. Especially small towns that border great geographical features. Even though I don't approve of that on various levels and believe in preservation, I'd still love to live in a small town. There are many small towns, that I like. So, Burney, California. That is one small town with a lot of pretty women. I don't think I've seen so many pretty women in a single sunday anywhere else. It was a very hot day. So perhaps it was just a random happen chance. Or maybe I was dehydrated and might have been hallucinating. Also Bishop, CA. Nothing fancy about this town. But something about it appealed to me. Maybe the proximity to Yosemite and the Eastern Sierra. Likewise with Wofford Heights in Kern County. Towards the southern end of Sequoia National Forest. And about x Miles from Lone Pine. Or even Garberville, Shelter Cove in Humboldt Co, CA. Some small towns that come to mind right now.