1. California - Part 2

The first time I traveled to California was March of 2019. I was able to complete a good amount of things on my list, but California is too big for it to be seen within the four days I was there. The next time I travel to CA, I want to go to Disney Land, Beverly Hills, and Calabasas.

2. Seattle, Washington

Washington State is towards the top of my list for one reason only: "Grey's Anatomy." I would like to see where some of the show was filmed as well as Meredith Grey's house in Seattle.

3. Colorado and the Four Corners

I'm not someone to travel to anywhere cold, but from what I've seen in pictures and what people have told me, the mountains in Colorado are breathtakingly beautiful. Colorado is a state you could experience all four seasons within 24 hours. One hour it will be a snow blizzard, and the next it will warm up to 70 degrees.

While visiting Colorado, it is essential to stand at the Four Corners monument. If I stand in New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, and Arizona, does that mean I can add them to the list of states I've been to?

4. Fort Lauderdale and Miami, Florida

Miami is a place I need to visit once I turn 21. Their nightlife is the best there is. I wouldn't mind even celebrating my 21st birthday there. 2021, come faster!

Florida is my home away from home. Typically Orlando because I've been there a countless amount of times, but I recently came back from Fort Lauderdale. If I ever move out of New Jersey, it would be to Fort Lauderdale. The beaches are beautiful, and it's a friendly suburb area with Miami being so close. It's known that people down south are much friendlier and that is the truth! I'll be back to Fort Lauderdale very soon.

A beach house with a boat and a couple of jetskis is my vision of perfection.

5. Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville will bring out the country pride in me! I've grown a love for country music over the past few years, and what better way to channel it other than in Nashville?

6. Chicago, Illinois

Two words: Cloud Gate.

Cloud Gate is also known as the giant bean in Chicago's Millennium Park. I've always loved cities. There are endless opportunities and activities in the cities. Visiting the major cities in the U.S. is a huge goal for me. An even bigger goal is to do a little bit of work in each of them.