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I just came here to my computer from the family room. Before that I was in the kitchen and I got there from the garage after being in my car.
The lovely Diane thinks I'm her gift from heaven. (yeah right)
My father says it was the mailman
My mother doesn't care where I'm from she just wants to know , when I'm gonna be gone.
Clients think I've crawled out from under some rock
but my birth certificate would indcate Staten Island NY. The family room is a lot more exciting.


stevec-they also serve who stand and wait

Steph,

Well, I always wondered where heaven really was. I've been living for years in Almost Heaven.

Hugs,

Cindy

Hi Lisa,

I live on the west coast of Canada in Richmond, British Columbia. (where you find the absolute best weather in Canada)

George

Breb Assyl

I want to thank all of you who have posted. It is nice to get a general idea where we are all from.

Take care and huggggggs,

Lisa

Hi Loz,

I can't wait to see the map. I know it would take too much time and effort to put everyone's names with the dots...not to mention the size.
Take care and hugggs,

Lisa

Hello,

We to tell you the turth it feels like hell but it is Gainesville,GA

Donna

TO LOOK AT MY PICTURE I LOOK LIKE I CAME FROM SPACE BUT I WAS BORN IN ATLANTA GEORGIA, NOW LIVING IN POINCIANA FL. NEAR MICKEY'S HOUSE.

I live in the Conn. River Valley in western Mass., beautiful place, the Berkshire Mountains right next door, if it weren't for the loooong winters we would probably stick around but as it is we're going to be relocating to my birth state, Florida, by the spring.

Cheryl

All dogs really need to feel happy is people around who love them

Hi Lisa,

I' live in the Muskingum River Valley of South Eastern Ohio. Not too far from Cindy in "Almost Heaven".

American by Birth, Buckeye by Choice....
Chris

Hi. I was a regular visitor, until recently, but I will be back soon enough, I'm sure. I live in Northen Ontario in a city called Sudbury http://www.city.sudbury.on.ca (now called the City of Greater Sudbury, due to amalgamation with the outlying towns http://www.city.greatersudbury.on.ca), at the cross roads of the trans Canada highway as it heads south to Toronto and east/west to Ottawa(to the East) and Thunder Bay (to the West). Sudbury's a mining town, the largest source of nickel in the free world (that's an old saying, isn't it???). However, at 150,000 we are far from the days when mining ruled the economy with an "iron" fist. We are a regional center for many things, government services and medical services being two of them. We have some of the best medical care available outside of the Major Cities (Vancouver, Toronto, Mantreal, etc.) and we were the site of the country's first heart transplant back in the 60's.

Here's another URL that shows some of the best Bell Park has to offer, if anyone's interested http://www.cyberbeach.net/~seajay/sudbury.html

Far from the typical mining town, we have 6 to 8 mile long Lake Ramsey (it's a bit irregular in shape, so it hard to know just how long...) within the city boundries that serves as a major recreation center, with fishing, watersports, several very safe sandy beaches, and water so clean that it is our main source of drinking water. Lake Ramsay is the site of Science North,http://www.sciencenorth.on.ca a world renowned science center (with an IMAX theatre, and a virtual voyages ride), Laurentian Universityhttp://www.laurentian.ca, and Bell Park...a 60 acre (??? I think it's that big??) piece of heaven on the north shore of the lake. Bell Park was land that was deeded to the town by the Bell family way back, for the use and enjoyment of the citizens of Sudbury for all time.

Just a wee taste of my corner of the world....BTW, I'd drop our long cold winters in a heart beat if I could!....Brrrr.

Bye for now. Darren.

Take Care...

Edited by Darren on 09/24/01 06:52 AM (server time).