List the countries and states you've visited. Also, let me know if these maps show up for you.
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There is some dispute within the Rosenau clan about whether we've been in Idaho. I believe we have, my parents disagree.
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Why "countries and states" instead of just countries?.
Is it to make Americans feel better about the fact that they are unwelcome in most countries?
Josh,
I was going to post the map on my blog, but for some reason Blogger won't accept something in the HTML code. So, here's the next best thing--the list of states I've lived in or visited:
Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas. Washington, D.C. should be here as well.
I also lived in Mexico for two years--that's the only foreign country I've been to.
No, it's because I like my map of states better than my map of countries, and that I suspect we'll see an inverse correlation between # of states visited and # of countries.