On the other hand I love New York, and not because of the song, but the song is spot on. It's a great city, I've only been up there to experience it three times now, but every time I left wanting to explore and experience more. There is so much culture, so many people, so much excitement, hustle and bustle, I thrive on it. Though it's so expensive, I would love to one day live in the proverbial epicenter of US design, and though I don't know that I'm necessarily equipped for the task just yet, I've still got lots to learn and more I want to learn (and still need to find time to learn it all, but that's a whole other subject that I could go on and on about). I love learning, it's weird and I can't help myself.
If i had to choose one over the other I don't know which I would choose, I hope I never have to choose and get to experience both at some point in my life. Anyone have any connections out there that could get me a connection to these places? Talk to me.
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Other top cities on my top-five list: San Diego, Annapolis, and Auckland. Paris was cool in its own way, too. I very much want to visit Seattle and Vancouver. If I ever do pull that dreamed, extended writing sabbatical, I think I'd gravitate toward the Pacific Northwest (a part of the country I've never visited).
I prefer to keep cities for day/weekend trips. I enjoy Lynchburg too much to leave.
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