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Interesting question and I'm not sure exactly how to answer it. After thinking about it I think that it really depends on the situation but my answer is going to be no. While it's bad you're going to hold grudges and you'll always remember that thing, whatever it is, that someone said or did to you and that can make it hard to or depending on the situation almost impossible to love them. I guess I could answer yes to the question too, if I have children and they do something terrible I'm still going to love them, so that's unconditional love. It really depends on who it is directed towards.
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I love the mountains, I have always wanted to live out west or at least somewhere where there are mountains. I love hiking, camping and pretty much anything else outdoors.
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I love watching the sunset. When I was in high school, and when it was warm out, I'd take our four wheeler to the back of our woods and watch the sunset. I have so many pictures of sunsets on my computer. I don't see the sunrise quite as often, I do have a window that faces east so on mornings when I'm up early enough I see it.
Here are some of my favorite sunset pictures that I've taken.
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A little bit of everything, maybe a little more architecture and landscapes than anything else. I don't really do pictures with people in them, I have done some candid portraits that turned out well.
Here are a couple more, I just cleaned off my computer, I had a ton of pictures on it. I put all the CDs away and don't feel like searching for them.
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In Mexico I've been to Pachuca and Mexico City. Overseas I've been to Berlin, Germany and Brussels, Belgium. I stopped over in England but didn't really leave the airport so that doesn't count. I'm going to India this summer for a class. My mom is from Canada so I've got family all over up there. I haven't been to Quebec or anything east of there or to British Columbia or really far north in Canada.
I've been all over the states, not up to the New England area or West Coast but almost everywhere else. I really want to go to Alaska sometime. Besides a trip to Colorado and Wyoming my favorite trip has been to West Virginia where I went white water rafting, spelunking, and rappelling; I'd love to go back there someday.
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haha, it's not a big deal. A couple of those have been missions trips so it's not like I just get up and go somewhere whenever I want. I'd love to be able to do that someday though.
Overseas I think I'd have to say Berlin, I loved it there and I wish I could have spent longer there. There was a group of us that went so that made it really fun. I was also there with my then boyfriend who speaks fluent German, his parents were missionaries there when he was younger and he went back in high school for a year to study abroad. I got to meet his friends and see all sorts of places that I probably wouldn't have if I didn't have a personal tour guide.
In the states I'd have to say somewhere with mountains. Yellowstone was awesome and I'd love to go back there someday too, I didn't get to spend much time there and I was younger so I don't remember everything. West Virginia was great too, there were mountains there too.
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hmm, I don't think I've had anyone ever ask me that. Maybe just stick with Amanda.
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