More Things You Should Do in AmericaToday is
Wictory Wednesday. Every Wednesday, I ask my readers to
volunteer and/or
donate to the Bush 2004 campaign.
What would
you give to guarantee a Bush victory in 2004?
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My regular readers know that I've put together a list of the 100
Things You Should Do in California to accompany my application to serve on the California Travel and Tourism Commission. If you want to visit California and have loads of fun, be sure to check it out. And if you know anyone serving on Governor-elect Schwarzenegger's transition team, please lobby for my appointment. ;^D
It's been so much fun puting it together, that I've decided to start a list of
Things You Should Do In America. Please add a comment with your recommendations --- what do you think tourists to our country should do to enjoy the unique American experience.
And here's another reason to support President George W. Bush, do it for the
tourists!
Things You Should Do In AmericaSleep with a moose in Glacier National Park, Montana
Do the
shag in Myrtle Beach
Have a cafe au lait & beignet at the
Cafe Du Mond, New Orleans
Run up the
Rocky steps, Philadelphia
Cheer for the Cubbies at
Wrigley Field, Chicago
Dig for
quahogs (pronounced co-hogs) with your feet in the waters of Rhode Island.
Raft down the Grand Canyon, Arizona.
Take a wild ride on
America II(America's Cup Contender), Maui
Eat green chile stew in
Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico
Eat Beans and see a Rodeo with Real Cowboys at the
Jersey Lilly in Joe Montana, Montana
What would
you recommend?