Born in Dallas,TX in 1969. Moved to California in 71. Been here ever since.
What States Are We From?
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Eastern WV for 23 years
KS (KC/Olathe) for 2 - nope!
Back to eastern WV, for 14 years since
When you grow up in green mountains, flat brown just doesn't do it. Open to trading DC drivers for KS beanfield bucks at a 10,000:1 ratio if anyone is interested.
KS (KC/Olathe) for 2 - nope!
Back to eastern WV, for 14 years since
When you grow up in green mountains, flat brown just doesn't do it. Open to trading DC drivers for KS beanfield bucks at a 10,000:1 ratio if anyone is interested.
I've lived in North Alabama since '73.
Vacation in NW Oregon regularly. Mostly Astoria & Gearhart. Will be heading to Florence next down on the central coast.I was born in Portland and spent the first 5 years of my life in a town famously known for its abundance of Beavers. My family then moved westward to a scenic borough with hills and farmland. This place has transformed over the years but if you’re into high tech, the great outdoors, or would like to experience a sausage festival, Northwest Oregon has you covered!
Born in Ohio, lived in Indiana for a brief bit but have been in Maryland since 90 or the early 90s.
Born in NW Washington (state). Lived in the state for 40 years until finally escaping to see the country. Lived in Arizona (3x), Idaho, and Oklahoma (2x). Currently in Central OK, 1 hour from Oklahoma City. My 2 grown boys and their mother live just outside OKC, so, it's nice to see them on a regular basis.
Born in Greenpoint Brooklyn moved to Bellmore Long Island NY when I was 5. Got married bought a house in Merrick Long Island the next town. Now for the last few years moved to Plainview Long Island a little down size after the kids moved on to downtown Manhattan. Have a place in Clearwater FL plan is to snowbird hopefully soon my little one has one year left of college then I can think about retirement.
North central NJ, 98% of it in Morris County. Probably never leave.
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Have lived in Phoenix my entire life. I don't think I'll ever leave, very happy here.
Though the summers are a little rough
Though the summers are a little rough
Central NH here one hour from the Atlantic coast and an hour from the mountains. Spent a year in MO, Ft Leonard Wood, and 18 months in far east. then came home to stay.
Headed to Phoenix in a couple weeks then to Sedona for a long weekend with my wife. Any must dos? In Phoenix I’ll be on my own throughout the day, just been bookmarking hikes to keep myself busy.Have lived in Phoenix my entire life. I don't think I'll ever leave, very happy here.
Though the summers are a little rough
Brooklyn, NY born and raised 
Then the natural progression to Staten Island happened
5 boroughs
I've never lived on mainland NY
Actually now that I think about it, I've always lived on an Island
Imagine only having one airport, and being landlocked to it
Then the natural progression to Staten Island happened
5 boroughs
I've never lived on mainland NY
Actually now that I think about it, I've always lived on an Island
Imagine only having one airport, and being landlocked to it
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El Centro, California to San Diego then to central New Hampshire in 2015.
Downtown? Renaissance Phoenix on 1st St., but I’ll have a car and likely spend my days on the outskirts. I’ll need to eat while out during the day, local fast-ish food / food trucks, just not sit down. Dinners may be arranged through wife’s work, but there’s a chance at least the first night we’ll do something on our own. I appreciate any insight! I’ll look into that hike, tooDreamy Draw is a nice place to hike.
Eat real Mexican food too. What side of town will you be on? I can recommend restaurants.
Not sure we have a whole lot of other things to do@dishdude any recommendations?
The Bronx is on the mainland, the only borough.Brooklyn, NY born and raised
Then the natural progression to Staten Island happened
5 boroughs
I've never lived on mainland NY
Actually now that I think about it, I've always lived on an Island
Imagine only having one airport, and being landlocked to it
While my profile lists PA, I increasingly spend more time in the State of Exhaustion.
I think others in this thread have recently moved there.
It's not so bad there, but the winters there get increasingly hard on my arthritic hands. When meals on wheels finally starts arriving, I'll try not to ask them what motor oil they're running.
Now, get off my lawn.
I think others in this thread have recently moved there.
It's not so bad there, but the winters there get increasingly hard on my arthritic hands. When meals on wheels finally starts arriving, I'll try not to ask them what motor oil they're running.
Now, get off my lawn.
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