When I was in New York, we had a company holiday dinner at a great Asian restaurant in the Meatpacking District, and at that dinner, we did something a little unconventional for company holiday parties. At least I think so. I haven't been to many company holiday parties, but perhaps this is what all companies do? Who knows. Anyway, we all took turns asking questions the rest of the company (we're a whopping six-total-person company) took turns answering. These ranged from normal (greatest regret?) to crazier (would you give up sex forever for a million dollars?) to really interesting (what do you fear others perceive you as?). You know, I've worked with (most of) these folks for four years, the others at least two-plus, but it was still really cool to hear what these people answered for various, wide-ranging questions.
It's one of my favorite things -- playing The Question Game -- and, in fact, on my favorite date with Mike (favorite day, arguably), we hid in the corner of our local Barnes & Noble and asked each other questions from The Book of Questions. I like hearing people answer questions. It's just a quirk of mine. It's why I'll stop at every Q&A interview in a magazine, even if I have no idea the interviewee. So, I thought, why not ask my readers (all dozen of you), a question and spend the night (or however many minutes it takes me) reading your answers, getting to know you better.
I like this idea.
So, in honor of my recent globetrotting-obsession, tell me this:
What is one place (you haven't yet been) that you'd be ridiculously bummed to never travel to in your lifetime?
Place can mean many things, so have at it.