Traveling?

[Viscount]

Within the US, I've been to: California(my birthplace), Washington, Washington D.C., Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Alabama(ow), Georgia, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Ohio(obviously), New York, New Hampshire, Maine, and I think Oregon.

Outside of the US: Canada, Brazil, Ireland(best place ever. razz ), UK(both parts), Germany, Belgium, some asian countries I can't spell(or properly recall the name to), and...maybe some others I'm forgetting.  

[kerushi_rii]

@Viscount: Ireland does sound pretty amazing. If I get the chance, that is one place that I would also like to go. Also the UK. I also heard that Brazil is a pretty amazing country as well. What do you think?  

[Viscount]

Well, I really don't remember Brazil(I was young and it was brief), but I can personally vouch for the goodness of the other 2(3).  

[uMadLOL]

kerushi_rii

@OblivionKnight: Why not? They are different from Ohio. I know alot of people who haven't even touched the boarders of Ohio.

Denver. I love it there. Well, I wasn't so much in Denver, I was in it's suburb, Aurora. Still, I would like to spend more time in Colorado if I could.

@Dizuckai: I usually wear a loose sweatshirt in hot weather, as crazy as it may sound. It keeps the sunlight off me and then I don't overheat as easily. And once it gets to hot for a sweat shirt, I just take it off.

it does

i wear tanktops rofl  

[kerushi_rii]

@Viscount: What are some of the sites that you enjoyed in Ireland? Isn't that where stonehedge is (correct me if I am wrong)?

@Dizuckai: Tanktops are nice too. whee  

[Viscount]

Stonehenge is in England. xd I honestly don't think I could name off any of the places I went short of the Isle of Man(beautiful), but it was all very nice. So nice I applied for dual citizenship immediately. sweatdrop I've spent maybe a total of two weeks there, half of which was probably spent at my ancestral properties and visiting distant relatives.  

[kerushi_rii]

Hehehe... I was close...

So now you can go there whenever, right?  

[Viscount]

If I get it. I was given a "temporary" allowance, but I apparently have to go through some long arduous process. Plus I believe I need a residence, which I may have when my grandmother passes on her grandfather's property.  

[kerushi_rii]

That's pretty interesting. I didn't really know that much about dual-citizenships. I know that my uncle had citizenship in Germany. (He had a house and a family there.)