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I am not really sure how many visas there are to come to the United States although it seems that most people come here on a tourist visa. There are other types as well such as:

-Student or Exchange Student Visa
-Work Visa
-Immigrant Visa

Under these visas there are various types as well. Each visa requires different kinds of evidence or proof for the reason that you are visiting/immigrating to the United States and also some kind of financial support while you are in the country.

Have you ever traveled to the United States? If so, what type of visa did you get? Explain any experiences you might have encountered.

I am one of those who likes to start off their day with a cup of coffee with breakfast. It just helps me wake up and it feels good to have something warm in the mornings (especially on a colder winter day). The smell of coffee is often even more enjoyable than the taste.

It is amazing how many Starbucks Coffee stores there are in the world. No matter which country I have traveled to, I have never failed to find a Starbucks. Sometimes when you are in a country that is foreign to you and the food is quite different, you enjoy seeing something familiar that you know will taste the same as it does at home. It helps you not to feel some homesick.

If part of a neighbors tree fell into your backyard, what would you do? Would you take it to the trash yourself? Or would you throw it over the fence back into his backyard?

I think it would be really fun to go on one of those television game shows to win something. Knowing my luck though, they would never choose me. Would be a fun experience if it really happened.

If it gets a few degrees colder it might even snow! Well, probably not, the most snow I've ever seen here is snow that melts once it hits the ground. People are all wearing jackets and keeping warm. Well, at least it's better than the sweltering heat.

~Missy