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Source : Yahoo AnswersQuestion : What is a quaint, little romantic town to visit for a long weekend?

We live on Long Island, NY and we do not want to drive more than 3 hours to get to the town… Good Restaurants, Cute Window shopping, anything interesting to do there? Please give some details, even the name of a hotel, B&B where you stayed. Thanks!

Answer by LoneStar
Fredericksburg, Texas.

Answer by Destineenedd
Niagra Falls, NY. About 4 hours away, beautiful scenery, hotels right on the falls, casino, restaraunts…you name it. Very Romantic.

Answer by the-ho-knows
Santa Fe, NM…beautiful!

Answer by Martsdog
Niagara on the Lake

Answer by diana20452002
Mystic, CT

Written by HEYOKA

The Heyókȟa symbolize and portray many aspects of the sacred, the Wakȟáŋ. Their satire presents important questions by fooling around. They ask difficult questions, and say things others are too afraid to say. By reading between the lines, the audience is able to think about things not usually thought about, or to look at things in a different way.

Principally, the Heyókȟa functions both as a mirror and a teacher, using extreme behaviors to mirror others, thereby forcing them to examine their own doubts, fears, hatreds, and weaknesses. Heyókȟas also have the power to heal emotional pain; such power comes from the experience of shame—they sing of shameful events in their lives, beg for food, and live as clowns. They provoke laughter in distressing situations of despair and provoke fear and chaos when people feel complacent and overly secure, to keep them from taking themselves too seriously or believing they are more powerful than they are.