Where should we take our guests?

sure, that would be lovely..... do they need any special accommodations??

Treat them like you would in-laws.

I have a few I can think of!

And......????

The Red Square in Galway, Monroes Pub, a Pub in Schull.
The one in Marseille near the old port, the one in Cassis, there are a few nice one in Montreal too that they may like, they each have their own styles and are enjoyable to go to.

The birthday celebrations of our Queen on April 30.

You should take them to my house to get totally entertained. EVERYONE loves to visit my house.

lol

My nephew is coming to Cali in September & I'm gonna us him as an excuse to go to Disneyland to eat at the Blue Bayou.I wish that there were Cajun food restaurants near me.The closest I come to that,is the Popeyes a mile from here & the Blue Bayou 80 plus miles from here, in Orange County California.(pouting) hmmp!!

I hope not too many heads,my husband is such a jealous guy.

While in Galway you absolutely must take the martians for fish and chips at McDonagh's, simply the best fish and chips on the planet.

Don't be too impressed by my remembering the name of the Blue Bayou. I have some great memories of the place, and I also remember it because of the song. And I may live pretty far from Disneyland, but I've been there 5 or 6 times and I've studied Birnbaum's guide. I love the place! We're dying to go back again and to check out California Adventure. Have you been there yet?

You live on the coast, don't you? (Doesn't most of the population of Brazil?) Is the climate too warm for salmon and crab? Or doesn't the Atlantic have the same kind of goodies? Or aren't Brazilians into seafood?

I wasn't planning a trip to Alaska, but Pike Place Market in Seattle ships fresh seafood anywhere in the world, I think, if you have a serious craving.

I missed out, two of my friends are vegetarians and there was a cafe right in front, I went there with them instead for lunch :(

Well now woman,should you ever come down this way to go to Disneyland do let me know,maybe we could meet somewhere.That would be sooooo cool. Yeah,I've been to Disneyland quite a few times.Many times with my children when they were very little.Then everytime a relative would visit from home.Everyone from Hawaii always wants to go to Disneyland.I was the official tour guide.But remember now let me know if your ever in southern California.Okay???

By the way I will be having some crab this weekend.Prepared Hawaiian style tho.I love sea food.I'm an islander,for gosh sakes,I eat all sorts of sea foods.My dad was a diver/fisherman during his spare time.Even had turtle when I was 5 years old.All I can remember was that the turtle cried when he was killed & the meat was better than steak.Haven't had it since.Nor do I ever want to ever again.Personally I think that crab tastes so much better than lobster.But thats just my opinion.

Well, There isn't much to do there.

We'll get to Southern California again eventually, and I will let you know. Have you been to the new California Adventure park next to Disneyland yet?

With or without aliens. That sounds like fun.

So...ahh...you have a guest room to put them in?

Jealous or not, I hope you keep turning heads for a long, long time.

Yes, I live on the coast (more or less). Driving distance. But the water is too warm for "cold water" seafood. Have to import it from Argentina. Brazilians are into seafood in a big way along the coast, which there is a lot of. But in the interior, more difficult. Kinda like Illinois.

Uh Duh, of course, my guest are always treated with the greatest hospitality.

I love you,your so sweet? Thanks Brain you made my day. You wouldn't happen to be Irish would you? That's how my husband hooked me,he had the Irish gift of gab,& still does.

I haven't been to the new California Adventure yet.As a matter of fact I haven't been to Disneyland in at least 8 years.But when I do go back it'll be like discovering it all over again. Tomorrow I'll be having some local Hawaiian food.I can hardly wait.I'll be thinking of you guys while I'm there.

a theme park! blink182 says it best
"rollercoaster favorite ride"

A chat with friends.

Friendship is the height of human culture

The Wild Rose

So true!!

Me, sweet? I feel like I have been rather grouchy lately. Yes, part of my heritage is Irish, some generations back. I don't have all the family history. Anyway, I am pleased to heard I said the right thing at the right time...finally. Catch ya later, dear dabprovin.

Grouchy you??? Hummmmm,I never noticed. Well,that must have went right over my head! What would you be grouchy about pray tell?? Go ahead have a seat on my couch,& tell me all about it. (As she takes out her notepad & pen)

T'was a hard work week last week and I got into a discussion in one of the survey being a little bit grouchy and defensive about my position. Over-reaction to my pressures at work. But I had a very very nice weekend with the family and today (Monday) I am close to human. (I left my spleen at home so I wouldn't vent it at work today.)

BTW: Nice couch.

Yeah,I know what you mean.I get grumpy at times too,but my problem is, that I tend to take it out on my family when I get home from work.I don't know what makes me do that? Well,I hope your off to a better work week,after your venting.Believe it or not,many of us walk in your shoes daily so,just smile & take it stride.
Now is there anything else you wish to bring to light? Okay then. If that's all,we'll call it a session.I hate to rush you but your time is up,& I have another client waiting......

BTW: I knew you'd like the couch,I had it imported from Italy last year,as the other was getting quite worn out.

I shall politely decline to inquire what caused the couch to get worn out in just one year.

What's the Wild Rose?

A great little cafe/bar in Seattle. We met Topper and Regis there Friday night. It was a cool little place.

Well now Brian,I can see your felling much better,since our last session.Your prognosis seems very promising.I suppose you'll not be requiring my services any longer & this is good.

The previous 2 clients simply required more visual assistance on my part,that I may better understand their dilemma.Shhhhh,I've already revealed too much.

My regular analyst says I'm paranoid, but I think she just wants to keep me in therapy until she pays off her Mercedes.

Is that "visual" or "visceral" assistance?

After reading the answers here so far, where would you take them?

Visual of course!

Ahhh...the first to ask. My compliments on your acumen. Alas the time has come to make a decision. The aliens are waiting impatiently (with ray guns poised at my more sensitive areas.)

From all the delightful and persuasive discussions above, I think I shall follow the recommendation of ... jettles, who said:

"family event would probably be most like real interaction between earthlings"

And, if I might add, possibly the best demonstration of human cultural achievement.

Of all we have done, the most enduring and meaningful has been the establishment of family units. If we were a species of solitary creatures such as the shark, there would have been no need, requirement or interest to develop art, religion, governments, monuments, theme parks, pubs, ecological reserves, museums, dining out, sporting events, political debates and even Survey Central.

Thank you, jettles, for reminding me that the most important things are sometimes the ones we take most for granted.

None of the above. Human culture. Is that like a bacterial culture? Human cultural achievement, hmmmmmmmmm. My guess is that it means we 'infect' or spread our culture to other petri dishes. So far our voyages into space are as close as we get.

I ended up going to Wreck Beach. It was really laid-back and pleasant. I wanted to go to the Chinese Garden, too, but I got kind of lost in the woods between the parking area and the beach (I parked way down on Old Marine Drive, then dove right into the woods), spent about an hour and a half walking around on and off little trails, and so when I was done at the beach it was time to head south again. Still, it was really really nice. I had never been to a "clothing optional beach" before, and thought it might be a little skanky and weird. It was just really mellow and nice. I was pretty amused that they were selling sunscreen for $2.00 an ounce, though.

That's a Japanese garden. I assume you mean the one by Wreck, not the one I showed you in Chinatown. Yeah, Wreck is pretty mellow, and you can buy just about anything you might need. Does $2.00 an ounce seem that extravagant? I've never bought it before, I'm sure it is a lot cheaper at the drugstore, but you're paying for the convenience...

I meant the Chinese Garden you had pointed out to me earlier. The Lonely Planet book you had said it was the nicest, most complete Chinese Garden one could see in any Western country, whereas I've been to other very nice Japanese style gardens in other places (still in the west though, sadly). I figured after the beach I would head back into China Town, but it got late and I didn't.

Yeah, $2 an ounce seems like the "gosh now that you're here and waggin' around all nekkid and stuff, I bet you would be willing to pay anything for a little protection" kind of price. It made me smile to see it, it seemed funny. In truth, I probably paid that much when I bought a bottle a week later at the Jalama Beach Store in Southern California- and that wasn't even clothing optional, just incredibly sunny.

i think concert is more classy than the rest

I think it's be better to show them the animals... although... how do we know we can trust them...??? Maybe they just want to see what they want to save on our planet... then destroy us!

CN tower would be fun, I guess

I'd take him to a "political debate", so he can see how we operate and why we are so scred up.

Concert.

Take them to the Smithsonian.