USA

NY, what else do I have to say

Russia is the one I want to visit the most. It appeals for reasons I can't put my finger on.

I've only been to two.. US and Canada..

I liked the US better.

Do you have Russian heritage? I do and I've always been very curious about visiting Russia.

I think that Japan is really cool.
Also, I have that little obsession with Scotland and kilts.

Switzerland - very pretty and very neutral historically. It is also the home of my hero - Psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung.

I don't have one specific favorite.

Not at all. Not that I know of anyway and I've traced several lines on my family back several hundred years. I think something about the East meeting the West appeals.

Several hundred?? That is soo cool.. It would be near impossible for me to do that.. Our recorded family history only begins when everyone came to the states.

Australia, because of all the unusual animal species.

That would depend largely on what aspect of the country we were talking about.

Most like to visit: Tanzania
Most enjoyed visiting: Indonesia
Most newsworthy: Congo
Best Painters, Architects, and Filmmakers: Spain
Best Classical Music: Russia
Best 1970s music: Germany
Best 1980s Music: UK
Best 1960s films: Denmark
If I had to live the rest of my life in another country: UK

Jung... he had that theory about people and their psyche. Right? How we are made all of different bits.

Yes, like how we have an inner male/female etc. What's your inner male called? No, its okay I don't think they have names - maybe?????

He brought into discussion introvert/extrovert as well. How introvert re-charge their batteries by being alone and extroverts re-charge by being around people.

He was lovely for many many reasons.

Japan. I had a nice vacation there this year, would like to go back some time, and have been watching lots of anime.

The only foreign countries I have visited are Mexico (Cancun) and Canada (Niagara Falls, St.Catherine's, Toronto, Hamilton, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island). I liked all of them. There are many other countries I would like to visit. I would also like to see more of the US (where I live) and more parts of Canada(Quebec, Vancouver, Montreal, Edmonton)

Where did they come from?

Thailand--we always have great holidays there. The people are friendly, the beaches incredible & the food is terrific!

Of the ones I've been to, I like Japan the best. Unfortunately, it's also the most expensive!

Germany, of course.

Brazil and Portugal. Heavy, long-time, hard-to-explain deep love for these two countries. Past lives? Seems so. Love the people, the music, Lisbon and Rio, the food, culture, language... etc,

Mostly Germany (with a little bit of English, Irish, and Russian Jewish).. from both sides of the family.. The only records I have are from my maternal grandmother's family.

Israel. It's the holy land, God's chosen land. Well, it was then. It's rich history and role in christianity is really cool. It might be in turmoil and war stricken now, but like I said, the history and christianity.

i'm gonna hafta go with america...is tibet considered a country or nation?...gotta love being orgasmically happy and surine all the time

The country of Greece, which holds the island of Rhodes, upon which is the town of Lindos (aka Paradise).

Ireland.
Great people, astonishing country.

This is difficult to answer, because I like different countries for different reasons. I think I'd probably pick France or Switzerland, mostly because of the culture.

Oh really? What city were you at?

The Second Largest.

USA

Egypt! I soooooo wanna go there!

Denmark - clean, courteous, inspiring

england

I went to Canada when I was a teenager, and immediately thought to myself, "Canada is beautiful. I'm going to move here someday." And I might. If I can get my husband to move there, that is.

Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, plus one night in Hakone. It was with a group, but included a lot of time to explore on my own.

How is it there? Is everything modernized?

I thought there was a nice mix of modern with historic or exotic stuff. There'd be the good subways and neon lights and all the high tech, then a Shinto shrine between the high-rise buildings, or traffic lights playing birdsong so you can hear when they change, or little sculpted birds on an otherwise utilitarian metal railing.

Oh, it sounds wonderful. I'd love to go there one day and visit, because I learnt a lot about their religion.

Italy - it's where my ancestors are from, I love Italian food.

Which part of Italy?

Animus/Anima maybe? or are you talking about them having names like mine has a name,and Iseult's another?

I like Jung a lot too,but I don't know much.Need to read more.The thing about not being 100% male or female is something I say a lot,because is really correct from my poin of view.His theory on personality also is good.I like the way he accepts everybody as useful and worthy,instead of setting ONE standard like Freud.(Freud standard was what Freud dreamt to be but couldn't )If you have balance in yourself,you are balanced and sane,and adaptable and everything you need to be,but if you're not in harmony with yourself then you can't be with others.Compare this with the old fashioned Freud approach (which I respect a lot,but he's not my thing)or the nazi-like behaviourism approach...Jung... he's the MAN!

San Marino

San Marino?

It's an Island in Italy.

No,is not an island.Is in Italy though.

United States of America!

Italy

Well hard to say since besides my own only been to Mexico and Honduras and that was very brief...When I was a child Spain intrigued me...I would love to visit my ancestors homelands esp Scotland and Ireland...would love to see Greece.

turksand caicos islands and bermuda. some of the best scuba diving in the world, friendly people, food is excellent, beautiful scenery, just very nice.