What are some vacation spots in western New York?|113923

Me and my dad usually go to the Adirondacks which is 7 hours from our house for a few days in spring.

We were wondering if there is anywhere else we could go in that is within 7 or so hours of Buffalo.

Any ideas?

Have you been to Letchworth State Park? Definitely worth the visit!


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Try www.visitbuffaloniagara.com The area has alot of varied things to do and see and is not to far from Canada. Lots to do on both sides of the border!

I am from NY... Niagara Falls is probably the best place to go in western NY. I am not sure what is happening with the passport issues, so I am not sure you can cross into Canada from NY without one anymore... What kinds of activities are you looking to do? You can email me privately if you like and I can give you mre information. (there is a link on my profile) I am familiar with that area.

Where is the best area to live in Bethesda for young professionals?|110168

I will be moving to Bethesda, MD following graduation from college in the summer. Being a 22 year old, I am looking for an area in Bethesda that has a relatively decent night life. Between Downtown Bethesda and North Bethesda, which offers a better living environment for younger individuals?

Downtown Bethesda is much better: easier to walk around, lots of restaurants, an active downtown. But it_s going to cost you: it_s more expensive than north Bethesda.

Why have I had headaches since moving to Houston from Chicago?|121558

I moved here just over three months ago and have gone through almost an entire bottle of tylenol, about 180 pills. One of my co-workers (also from Chicago, new to Houston) has had the same problem. Is this normal? Does anyone know what the cause might be? Thanks!

Because you left the greatest city in the whole world. I suggest you move back immediately!!

Houston and Chicago are completly different climates, your body has to adjust therefor the headaches.
Houston has more humidity, higher temps and different allegerns and pollutants than chicago. The best thing is consult an allergist or your doctor, that way you can get some medication that will help your body to adjust to the different enviroment. Also it is best not to take over 1200 miligrams of aspirin a day because it can lead to liver damage. Drink lots of water as hydration will also help you liver and your body to change.

Might be the warmer temperatures you are not accustomed to, or allergies to things in the environment that are new to your body system because it is a new area you are living in.
It would be better to consult a doctor because it has been 3 months and you still have the headaches. Taking so much medication without the doctor_s advice may not be good.

Its probably the altitude change it happens a lot when you move from one terrain to another that is differnet. hope i helped with your problem! =D

well houston is a stressful city all right...maybe its the frequent weather fluctuations or humidity, its enough to make anyone sick.