The one thing I adore no matter where on the coast I am is the ocean. Predominantly growing up in the Midwest, a huge dream of mine is to live near a beach of a big ocean. Through media and vacations, and being born on a California beach, I have always had a fetish with beaches and oceans. Everything from the water, to the fish, to the sun and sand, to the surfing intrigues me. Apart from that, I am also a huge fan of the tropical weather near most beaches.

Acknowledging that most of the east coast is far from tropic

In this big melting pot we call America, there are several different areas where the culture is different also. There is the east, where people tend to be more diverse, urban, and city oriented; there is the south, where the culture tends to be a bit more conservative, and farm or ranch oriented; the Midwest is where many people live more simple, middle-class, suburban lives; and the west side is often about ‘surf ‘n sand’, a lot of things revolve around show business, and tend to be more superficial. Although there are always exceptions, each place in the country is quite distinct from another to the point where locals can almost always tell when someone from Texas goes to visit New York, or someone from Colorado is visiting Georgia.

Miami, New York City, Washington, D.C., and most places in between have been major influences on who I am today. Each place on the east coast brings out a different side of me. For instance, Miami brings out my beach bum, Latino, fun side; New York City brings out my urban, posh, Broadway star, city girl side; and Washington, D.C. brings out my politician, career-oriented, ambitious side. As my sense of place has influenced my identity, millions have found their place that they identify with as well. This is especially true in America.

New York City, New York, also called the Big Apple, has enough diversity within it to fulfill the world. Among the several different backgrounds represented in New York City is Chinese, Bangladeshi, Korean, Cuban, Dominican, Haitian, Puerto Rican, Indian, and African American, not to mention the numerous religions represented as well. On average, I visit New York City at least three times a year and I le

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