Check out the states I’ve been to!
I’ve visited 4 states in the United States! And my favorite state is New York.
I’ve been through less than an amount of states that I would say I would have traveled, but it’s still something for me to hold onto. I love to travel, but I hate the heights & turbulence. When I travel, people who sit next to me give me dirty looks because I freak out or they comfort me by just talking to me. A few months ago, I would have to travel out to San Jose to Newark, New Jersey for a family member who passed away. The plane just barely went up, freaked out, then when it went down, I freaked out, I hate it but feel much better. Then when I went bad from Newark to Phoenix airport, I freaked out. Some people were nice & some people gave me bad looks just because I freaked out.
I was born in the east coast, so I’m love New York, but didn’t really like much of New Jersey. It was one of the best states to live at when you have plenty of friends with you, didn’t have to pay taxes, but best of all, food that is handmade for the best. New Jersey is the best for visiting, but not to move there.
New York is the best when you’ve been there for a long time, get to know that some places are still there & brings back plenty of memories from when you were there at a younger age till when you don’t live there & you visiting. Traffic in the east coast is the worse than California.
California is where I live, but I don’t like the taxes here. Too expensive to live at. Meeting my husband here is the best thing that ever happened for me. San Jose is the worse place to live at, but it’s in a great area & location for lots of dining & shopping plazas, especially we’re close to lots of places in every direction.
Nevada is the first roadtrip my husband & I traveled for our 1 year anniversary celebration, but had to leave the next day because our car couldn’t take it. We broke down at Vacaville, & stayed at a Kaiser, so we could get help & head home back to San Jose.
Would love to travel more places, but it’s too expensive. I think if I traveled more, I wouldn’t have a problem with flying at all. It’s something I would definitely consider working on for next year. My husband, son & I are headed to New York & would love to show our son around especially with me knowing where we could go!
Traveling is a transformative experience that allows us to explore new cultures, cuisines, and landscapes. While my journey has taken me through only a few states, each has left a lasting impression on me. From the bustling streets of New York, known for its iconic skyline and vibrant atmosphere, to the contrasting vibes of New Jersey, where the food scene is exceptional yet the living conditions can be challenging, each state has its unique charm. California, my current home, offers a different lifestyle, filled with diverse activities and sights. However, the high cost of living and taxes can be a concern for many residents. Despite these challenges, the joy of meeting new people and creating unforgettable memories, such as family trips, remains a highlight of my experiences. Traveling as a family, especially with a child, opens doors to new adventures and teaches valuable lessons about the world around us. When we visit iconic landmarks or hidden gems in New York, I feel a sense of nostalgia, reconnecting with my roots while introducing my child to experiences that can shape his perspective. For families looking to travel on a budget, consider planning trips during off-peak seasons or seeking out lesser-known destinations that offer just as rich experiences without the hefty price tag. By prioritizing travel, we can overcome our fears and challenges, transforming them into opportunities for growth and connection.
