Curiosity

[lagilman]

Since I currently have no time or brain to spare, I'm going to ask other people to think for me today. Taken from scarlettina and jaylake:


Tell me three things I ought to do before I die. Then, if you care to, post this in your LJ and ask your friends to do the same.

Comments

[peggin.livejournal.com]

I'll have to try to think of two more, but one of my recommendations is that you should definitely take an Alaska cruise.

[lagilman]

well, I did a day cruise through the Kenai Fjords National Park, during my first trip there -- that probably counts.

(and I love that I can say "my first trip" -- I've seen Anchorage in summer and in winter, and summer was colder! *grin*)

[hoosier-red.livejournal.com]

The only problem about this is that I don't know all the things you've done, so I may be repeating events. However, I shall take a crack at it:

1) Climb to the Golden Gallery at the very top of St. Paul's in London. Not only is the climb interesting AND aerobically challenging, but the view is incredibly nifty -- you can see all the way down the river to Greenwich.

2) Go through the Appalachians and find a place where you can stop and look right down the backbone of the range.

3) Tell EBJ how lovely he looks in a cassock. What?

[lagilman]

1. done.
2. I've hiked portions of it, does that count?
3. I adjusted his hem and collar, as required. Sycophantic flattery was struck out of my contract before I signed on.

[alfreda89.livejournal.com]

If you've never been to the Great Lakes--not Chicago, although that's close, but to see Superior and Michigan during storms from more isolated shores--you should go. It's like nothing anywhere else--a freshwater sea.

I want to see the northern lights. I think you should, too.

(And being under Niagara Falls is also a trip.) 8^)

[lagilman]

Can you believe that I've never been to Niagara Falls? The shame, I know...

[alfreda89.livejournal.com]

Worth seeing--at least one big waterfall!