So where is everyone from?
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Nancy
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Pacific Northwest. Land of the evergreens and rainshine. Which is different than sunshine and moonshine. 
Bummer.
Bummer.
amigo de christo
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The heavenly kingdom of GOD , heavenly jerusalem . I reside however in the land of my pilgramage west texas .
HOME is where the hat is hung , and my hat aint hung in this world . This lamb looketh for the city to COME .
HOME is where the hat is hung , and my hat aint hung in this world . This lamb looketh for the city to COME .
Marvelloustime
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Amen. Amen and Amen. Oh… and Amen.
Orange County, just south of Los Angeles.
Much love!
Much love!
I'd be there if I could . . .Pacific Northwest. Land of the evergreens and rainshine. Which is different than sunshine and moonshine.
Much love!
I used to live in San Bernardino then San Diego. So I'm familiar with LA. It gets hot there. I remember going thru temperature shock when I first moved down there. It took a couple years for my body to adjust. I still got an air conditioner though
Best state song ever! Really brings out the patriotism in me, makes me cry, and I'm not even from there!!
Pathfinder7
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Maryland
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In the 1970s, National Geographic dubbed Maryland,
'America in Miniature'..
- "due to the fact that nearly every kind of terrain can be found here..
from sandy shores of the Atlantic Ocean and the expansive marshes of
the Chesapeake Bay, to the vast acres of farmland and the rocky
Appalachian mountains."
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In the 1970s, National Geographic dubbed Maryland,
'America in Miniature'..
- "due to the fact that nearly every kind of terrain can be found here..
from sandy shores of the Atlantic Ocean and the expansive marshes of
the Chesapeake Bay, to the vast acres of farmland and the rocky
Appalachian mountains."
LOL! From NOW, or originally?
Born in NYC, moved to NJ. Moved again to upstate NY. Then, downstate NY. Moved to Los Angeles. Then to Monterey, CA. Then to England. Then to Florida. Then back to NY. Then to PA. Then to Chicago. Then to Las Vegas...
...Where I've been to the past 11 years.
Wow, you certainly get around!!!
I have lived in Los Angeles since 1967. I was raised in Pennsylvania.
LOL! Guess that makes me a "geographical 'slut'"
I loved L.A. I lived mostly in the "valley" Reseda...Canoga Park...Northridge...Chatworth...
...even Simi Valley for a few months. And Lancaster or a little over a year...
I loved, loved, LOVED SoCal.
But alas...
Well, I keep telling people that I live out beyond the black stump. I often wonder why people do not make the effort to visit me.
Or you could consider that I live in the dead centre of Australia, but there are too many to list for now.
Or you could consider that I live in the dead centre of Australia, but there are too many to list for now.
I live in San Diego, but I'm FROM southern Alberta, Canada.
Lots of So Cal folks here!
Lots of So Cal folks here!
LOL! Good thing this question wasn't posed when I was homeless! I could have EASILY said, "Where am I from? From behind the dumpster...between 5th and Main in Las Vegas..."
The rents got astronomically high!!! Many leaving for other States.LOL! Guess that makes me a "geographical 'slut'"
I loved L.A. I lived mostly in the "valley" Reseda...Canoga Park...Northridge...Chatworth...
...even Simi Valley for a few months. And Lancaster or a little over a year...
I loved, loved, LOVED SoCal.
But alas...
North Island, New Zealand ( Coromandel Penninsula/Hauraki)
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