Indianapolis

Well, I just came back from a 4 day trip that was spent in Indianapolis, Indiana. I have a number of thoughts about that place:

1) It does have a number of skyscrapers. Unfortunately, you can count them all on one hand, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, I guess. But it's quite a change from Manhattan or Chicago.
2) Traffic is practically non-existent compared to what I'm accustomed to. I'm more accustomed to the hundreds of cars jam-packed bumper to bumper all on one street while drivers are honking each other, giving each other dirty looks, and the Finger.
3) Where are all the malls? Doesn't anyone shop in Indianapolis?
4) People are friendly: another novel concept in the city.
5) Chinatown consists of the one Panda Express restaurant in the city.
6) Doesn't sound like a very politically correct state. I mean, just look at the name of it. Indiana? I think they should change it to Native-Americana and Native-Americanapolis after 150 years or so. j/k
7) Houses are gargantuan.

Anyway, just a few interesting things from my trip. I'll post some pics that I took later.