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It's already in some movie theaters!
 
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Wow what a feat! More than 12 months of not seeing clients, massage, traveling or anything! I wonder if I'm still good at it haha! And trying to do the cam thing was just a waste. I miss my clients and a few still keep in contact even after the whole year which i can appreciate. On my way to get the 2nd vaccine and now it seems like might be getting back into it soon! Cant wait to share quarantine stories!
 
I wonder what other providers feel after the hiatus.

Yes, I think many people pass on Alcatraz because it feels touristy. They shouldn't pass on Alcatraz for any reason.

Yes, and if you can, travel through the San Juan Islands to Victoria from Anacortes, WA. The San Juan Islands are amazing.
 
Also, if you have time, visit Sooke Harbor just outside Victoria as well as the gardens of course. And if you have even more time Tofino, a few hours north west of Victoria, is gorgeous and very fun during storm season.
 
If it's your cup of tea, have tea at the Empress in Victoria. One of the better Afternoon Teas I've experienced. (I know, so gay).

One of my favorite places in NYC is the Lower East Side Tenement Museum on Orchard Street, if you want to see how the other class lived in Manhattan in the 19th century.

The secret to visiting places like Venice, Florence, and Sienna is to get a hotel and stay a few days. Tourist day buses start rolling in around 9:30 or 10:00 and start departing around 2:30 or 3:00. Thus, in the relatively early morning and in the late afternoon and evening one has these cities to oneself and they are magic. I spent three weeks in both Venice and Florence and ten days in Sienna -- pure magic. When I was in Florence, I visited the Uffizi so many times that I got to know several of the room guards. They were so pleased that I returned for several visits that they went out of their way to show me numerous special and hidden treasures. Damn those were great days.
 
I really cannot put into words how much I hate and resent this fucking pandemic. Even at 80 I have a multitude of places and sites I need to visit. If I were 35 or 40, I could easily out wait the fucking thing but at 80 that is not necessarily the case.

As a resident of MA, I def agree with you @ Plymouth Rock. On underrated, I agree the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum is spectacular, another underrated treasure might be Tanglewood - summer home of Boston Pops, theatre and other concerts (in the Berkshires), I have tix to see John Legend there in August.

In Colorado, overrated would be the Coors Brewery Tour (or any brewery tour really...seen it once it's kind of the same). Underrated would be Denver itself in my opinion. A lot of people come to Colorado and instantly go the mountains (which you definitely should), but Denver has some really beautiful spots and some excellent restaurants/arts venues.

Three underratted places that I enjoyed most in D.C. were The Library of Congress, the Supreme Court and the Folger Museum. Hated the crowds at everything else.

Three underratted places that I enjoyed most in D.C. were The Library of Congress, the Supreme Court and the Folger Museum. Hated the crowds at everything else.

Really? I've been a few times and have always enjoyed it - the Art Institute, Field Museum, Milennium Park... not to mention deep dish pizza!

Underated
 
The beach, ocean and sea food of
 
Gloucester, Massachusetts

underrated: Riverside Church - Wikipedia and Cathedral of St. John the Divine - Wikipedia both in NYC

Awwww... I love the Mall. Each time I've been to DC I've spent many hours in the various museums. Much better than anything I've seen here in Ontario.