I'm anxious to find out. I want to be a smaller city.

New York, New York Overwhelming to visitors, this bustling city can seem hard and imposing. With so much going on, there is an axiom that if you visit NY for a day you will see most of what you want; for a week, some of what you want; and if you live there, you will see none of it. It is a city made by people, changed in some small way by everyone who passes through it. Despite what anyone may have ever said about it, New York has shown a tremendous spirit. At their heart, New Yorkers are symbolic of the American Spirit, and have become the poster children for defiance in the face of adversity.

Seattle, Washington Seattle, Washington Contrary to popular opinion, Seattle is not as rainy as legend says. It is in fact a charming green jewel with sparkling cerulean water and verdant hills. Its isolation has made it home to free-thinking and independent individuals. Despite having the most millionaires per capita, it still has a small town atmosphere. A small town with lots of coffee that is. Java is an art there. Perhaps it is the coffee that has caused this city to give birth to twisted cartoonists and rock stars.

I got New York, but I have a sneaking suspicion that you get whatever city you pick on the last question.

I picked Chicago for the last question and got this response... guess it's not the city you pick on the last q, YoSassy.

New Orleans for me.

Chicago

I also got Seattle. Nice to know, I sort of want to live there. Except the East side of the state is better...

San Francisco, California From Alcatraz to the bay, San Francisco is a hilly city perched on the edge of the continent. Made popular by the gold rush, it is a major tourist city that leaves it's mark on all who visit. Unofficially the homosexual capitol of the world, the rainbows that dot this city's historic streets represent her diversity and tolerance. Home of an internationally renowned opera and ballet, the city is also known for her arts. Having survived earthquake and fire, San Francisco is the city that never dies, but only comes back stronger. No wonder the phoenix is on the city seal.

Er...ok...

I don't think so YoSassy, I didn't pick Seattle as the place I wanted to live.

Washington, DC As JFK said, DC is a city of southern efficiency and northern charm. He was wrong about the charm. From the cherry blossoms to the Potomac, this historic city is liberally painted with landmarks and attractions. Home to one of the most powerful governments in the world, this patriotic city is a crowded flux of transient residents, permanent residents, and commuters alike. A tourist Mecca twelve months a year, this bustling city is never short on people.

los angeles..too bad san diego wasn't a choice..

new york it was close enough to my real state

As JFK said, DC is a city of southern efficiency and northern charm. He was wrong about the charm. From the cherry blossoms to the Potomac, this historic city is liberally painted with landmarks and attractions. Home to one of the most powerful governments in the world, this patriotic city is a crowded flux of transient residents, permanent residents, and commuters alike. A tourist Mecca twelve months a year, this bustling city is never short on people.

new orleans

Washington, DC Washington, DC As JFK said, DC is a city of southern efficiency and northern charm. He was wrong about the charm. From the cherry blossoms to the Potomac, this historic city is liberally painted with landmarks and attractions. Home to one of the most powerful governments in the world, this patriotic city is a crowded flux of transient residents, permanent residents, and commuters alike. A tourist Mecca twelve months a year, this bustling city is never short on people.

Doesn't get any better than that!

Washington, DC

i hate dc.

New Orleans, Louisiana Rich with stunning beauty, this city glows with bright colours by day and is hung with seductive mists by night. They say no-one lives in New Orleans, but that it lives inside the people. Exotic, beautiful and dangerous; it is a city of extremes. Decadent hotels, historic buildings and crafty criminals inhabit the same streets. From the towering oaks in city park to the magnificent French quarter, every corner of this city is a breath-taking panorama of mysteries. Anyone who visits this city cannot help but take a piece of her home in their heart. copy the following code into your webpage, journal, blog, etc.

i cant copy the rest for soem reason

New York I'll stay right here in Minnesota, thank you very much.