Williamsburg, VA

If you guessed Williamsburg in Virginia, you're right!

With 301 acres encompassing 88 original 18th-century structures, Colonial Williamsburg is the nation's largest living history museum. What was once Britain's largest colony in the New World now welcomes visitors to step back in time and walk amongst the buildings and people of the 18th century, while learning about our nation's history first-hand.

The way things are going in this zero tolerance world,I wouldn't be surprised if the airlines and the TSA put more people that they think are disruptive to the system, on the no-fly list for non-compliance.

What I just stated,rightly so.

If you can, stay home and use video chat.

The stress of holiday travel will kill you.

portofino, Italy

If you guessed Bellagio, Italy, you're right!

Though it is one of the many towns located on Lake Como, Bellagio is particularly well known... See More—even if people are not exactly sure where it is—thanks to the Las Vegas casino and resort built in its honor. Not to mention that certain scenes in a small film by the name of Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones were filmed here.

The small town is a luxurious getaway for thousands of people each year. Built on a hill, visitors can sip grappa while surrounded by the beautiful Italian architecture and breathtaking scenery. Ferries connect the many towns around the lake, and Bellagio makes a prime home base when visiting.

Leavenworth, WA for sure.

If you guessed Leavenworth, Washington, you're right!

About two-and-a-half hours west of Seattle, the alpine village of Leavenworth is a welcome surprise to all those who stumble upon it. The town originally prospered from the logging industry -- thanks to the arrival of the rails -- but had to come up with a different plan when the sawmill closed... See More -- again, thanks to the departure of the rails. It was decided to revamp the empty down-trodden city into a lively alpine village, and the rest is history.

Today, more than a million visitors come to Bavaria in the Northwest to take part in the many festivals, sample the unique cuisine, or appreciate the fine architecture.

Now this is my airline! Can't wait to jump on Jetblue & fly off to P.R.! I'll be checking out these flights!

Mt. Hood, located in Oregon. It was named after British admiral, Samuel Hood.

The view from my house?

Mt. Rainier, in Washington state?

Definitely Mt. Hood.

Mount Hood, Oregon.

I only wish I new where this was.

Mt Hood OR named after British Admiral Lord Hood

If you guessed Mt. Hood in Oregon, you're right!

Located 20 miles east of Portland, Oregon, the Mt. Hood National Forest is an outdoor enthusiast's dream. With more than 189,200 acres of designated wilderness, visitors enjoy camping, hiking, boating, fishing, mushrooming, mountain biking, and horseback riding in the summer; and skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and snowboarding in the winter. In 1792, the peak was named after Lord Samuel Hood, a respected admiral in the British Royal Navy.

One of my daughters wore studded jeans once to the airport, with big safety pins. I almost had a coronary when I realized what she had on! Luckily, they did NOT require her to strip down to her skin...

My back always goes out so I wear a back support with metal so I'm always "taken behind the Iron Curtain"

As a retired military veteran, I'd love to spend the day with some fellow military members (active and retired) - even if it is only (as planned) in the military dining hall at Lackland AFB, Texas. STOP AND THANK A VETERAN FOR THE FREEDOM YOU ENJOY! REMEMBER, FREEDOM IS NOT FREE!

Wanda...I'd go with you on your wish trip! What fun...not to mention a well deserved celebration and rememberance.