My two favorite United States cities, and they are luckily located one on each coast! Perfect starting & ending points. :)

I would totally want to move in with Bert & Ernie. They'd be so much fun (despite how much of a stuck up his ass Bert sometimes has!). Living with 2 gay men would be such a blast. ;)

Because I've got about a zillion OTHER books that I've also been meaning to read forever! This is only the first one that came to mind. I could list about 50 that I've still got on my shelves...not to mention all the books that I plan to check out of the library!! :)

I am also working on the "1001 Books to Read Before You Die" list...I'm about 10% of the way through! Haha.

One of my earliest memories is of attending a party down the street from my parents' house. It was in the house with the lions on either side of the steps, and I wore a black dress with plaid ribbons. I was very young, so I really only remember lots of adults' legs, and two large rooms, one of which had a lot of food on a big table spread with a tablecloth - appetizers, including olives (which I loved, and recall wanting very much).

And I don't recall if this was the same day, but it's associated in my memory, probably because of the location: I remember walking down the street with my mother, and saying "Hello, sister" to the nuns who passed us by on the sidewalk; they used to live down the street from us, but no longer. They would at times walk around in full habit - very strange, in this day & age!

Because Boston has everything I love - the Red Sox and the scrappy Irish tattooed boys. :)

A stickshift!!! (I miss driving standard, booo.)

Studying for the GRE!!! Because it's boring, and there are a zillion other things to do, and honestly, I'm mostly just ornery about the whole thing because I think tests like this SHOULDN'T have to be studied for...and yet they are. Ugh.

No, but I've always wanted to buy one of those food dehydrators - my sister & I were dying to make dried watermelon, because it always sounded so good!