Best Place to Go in February
著者: 中村 さくら
New Orleans in February is a lunatic carnival. The air smells like fried dough, sweat, and pure joy. You can’t walk three feet without a stranger handing you a plastic bead.
Quirky fact: it’s illegal to feed the mules pulling the parade floats. But the mules don’t care—they’ve seen everything. If you want to skip the crowds, go early for the king cake.
That cake hides a tiny plastic baby. Find it, and you’re king for a day—or just drunk on purple sugar.
The Weirder the Winter, the Better the Escape
Are you tired of gray slush? Then head to San Diego. It’s February, and you can wear shorts while eating a taco. The local sea lions are louder than your neighbor’s dog.
Fun detail: the city’s “June Gloom” is actually worse in May. So February is pure, smug sunshine. You’ll feel like you’ve cracked the code of winter.
Plus, the pandas at the zoo might sneeze on you. Adorable and slightly gross.
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