Where are you from?

[Relle]

Thanks Hazel.

 

[Hazel]

You're welcome! Now you can study the map and you'll know where you are when you come for a visit.

 

[Relle]

Will I have to row ? :thumbdown:

An Aussie friend lives 2hrs out from Dallas, she always wants us to come over, that's only 4 states away, that's a lot closer than here.

 

[Hazel]

Will I have to row ?

You have our permission to take a plane.

 

[kristyane]

Born and lived in France and moved to Quebec, Canada many moons ago with my parents! and love it here !

 

[Pepsi Girl]

Oh, man, Texas is ok (it would be better if it had less heat and more rain ;-), but I really miss Oregon (and the PNW). I was born in Klamath Falls, which is actually a lot like where I am living in Texas (hot, dry, and usually brown), but I spent a lot of time in the the Portland area, and many, many years in Tacoma, Seattle, and Bellingham, Wa area. Such beautiful country....*sigh*

Western Oregon is also hot and dry in the summer! But cold and snowy for months and months. We have very long winters. I'm old now and I ready think heat sounds pretty great!

 

[Ruthie]

Will I have to row ? :thumbdown:

An Aussie friend lives 2hrs out from Dallas, she always wants us to come over, that's only 4 states away, that's a lot closer than here.

Less than a day's trip from my house, in central Oklahoma. Lots of people here make regular trips to Dallas. We'll get together when you come.

 

[Aunt Polly]

Deep South Alabama checking in! Hot and humid here, and today, rainy and thundery. Alabama has mountains, shore, plains, hills, forests. Beautiful state! I have a soap named Sweet Home Alabama.

 

[jcandleattic]

I just think a lot of us don't wish to put any more personal information than necessary on a public forum.

This is the reason I don't.
I have stated in some threads where I'm from so for me it's not like it's a Fort Knox secret or anything, but I still don't want it out there trolls and the like to see. LOL

 

[Pepsi Girl]

Deep South Alabama checking in! Hot and humid here, and today, rainy and thundery. Alabama has mountains, shore, plains, hills, forests. Beautiful state! I have a soap named Sweet Home Alabama.

My sister moved to Alabama last year, it's a long way from OR. I miss her terrible

 

[Relle]

You have our permission to take a plane.

Thank you O great one.

 

[Hazel]

You're welcome, Ms. Smartypants!

 

[lizflowers42]

I live in South Bend, Indiana, which is actually at the NW side of the state! (home of Notre Dame...you know, where Rudy played ball?) We get lake effect weather, so typically more rain and snow than other areas in the state, but it's been a cool, dry spring so far!

 

[three_little_fishes]

If I listed everywhere I lived it would be an awfully long post. For now I'm finally settled in Pensacola, FL. In 3 years, who knows. Lol!

 

[kazmi]

Mine's there too. I agree, it helps to know where someone is at especially regarding issues they are having (temps: humid, cold, etc) and when someone makes a recommendation regarding suppliers. I'm in southeastern MI.
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I have no idea where MI is, that doesn't explain anything to me, obviously abbreviated.

Sorry Relle, I should have noticed where you're from to realize you might not know MI = Michigan. Each state has a two letter abbreviation. Michigan is the state shaped like a mitten with the Great Lakes surrounding three sides. We have long winters and too short of summers. That's why my husband and I are going on vacation this summer to visit some southern (warmer winter) states. The plan is to start looking for where we would want to retire. Now I just have to get him to agree on when that's ever going to happen

 

[Pepsi Girl]

Interesting -1 the only people that responded already have their location listed

 

[pandasoaping]

Hello

Hello
I am currently in Orlando Florida but I have lived in South Australia and Italy. Love to travel and I have visited Hong Kong, Mexico, Bahamas, and other Caribbean countries! Nice to meet you all.
Pam:mrgreen:

 

[Hazel]

Hi Pam,

Welcome to the forum! :wave:

 

[Pepsi Girl]

Welcome to soapland!

 

[kharmon320]

I'm from Georgia and now live in South Carolina (only 2 minutes from Georgia). So, I still live in the same area, just have to cross the Savannah River to get back into GA. I work in Georgia, but it's only a 10-15 minute commute each way.