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chunkyfrog wrote:I am about two miles from the stadium, and we had flooding on June 7th.

As a froggie you must like the flood.

I had my location filled out -sort of - it said Anywhere USA. For 12 years we lived full time in our class A motor home (that is the type that looks like a bus) but have now settled down in a S&B (stick and brick).

ClayL wrote:I had my location filled out -sort of - it said Anywhere USA. For 12 years we lived full time in our class A motor home (that is the type that looks like a bus) but have now settled down in a S&B (stick and brick).

That sounds so cool!

ClayL wrote:I had my location filled out -sort of - it said Anywhere USA. For 12 years we lived full time in our class A motor home (that is the type that looks like a bus) but have now settled down in a S&B (stick and brick).

That may explain why mine was left blank. When I was diagnosed and joined this forum I was also living in a class A RV and traveling the country. It may never have occurred to me to update my profile when we moved into an S&B.

Bonnie Scotland

skullduggery wrote:Bonnie Scotland

The most beautiful place in the UK!

bwexler wrote:

ClayL wrote:I had my location filled out -sort of - it said Anywhere USA. For 12 years we lived full time in our class A motor home (that is the type that looks like a bus) but have now settled down in a S&B (stick and brick).

That may explain why mine was left blank. When I was diagnosed and joined this forum I was also living in a class A RV and traveling the country. It may never have occurred to me to update my profile when we moved into an S&B.

Bloomfield Township, Michigan
42.605916 deg N, 83.239631 deg W

1/4 mile from the Square Lake Rd freeway ramp.

It is in my profile, been there since the beginning of time.
for the record, Stockholm, NJ

Seattle, WA - Above the Space Needle, near a Starbucks.

Franz Kolo wrote:Seattle, WA - Above the Space Needle, near a Starbucks.

Didn't know they had a Starbucks on the Space Needle or rooms where people live. Must be a cool view.

I was like 12 to 14 the only time I went up the Space Needle.

postitnote wrote:Central IL in a tiny town in between corn and bean fields. No one can pronounce the name of it.

sounds like all of Central IL - gawd I was glad to get out of there

Krelvin wrote:

Franz Kolo wrote:Seattle, WA - Above the Space Needle, near a Starbucks.

Didn't know they had a Starbucks on the Space Needle or rooms where people live. Must be a cool view.

I was like 12 to 14 the only time I went up the Space Needle.

Hehehe...no residences in the Space Needle. But that would be neat, especially given the population growth recently.
I live on a hill just north of and higher than the Space Needle. Seattle is known for a S-bux on every corner. Living near one is very likely but not necessarily a good thing

Franz Kolo wrote:

Krelvin wrote:

Franz Kolo wrote:Seattle, WA - Above the Space Needle, near a Starbucks.

Didn't know they had a Starbucks on the Space Needle or rooms where people live. Must be a cool view.

I was like 12 to 14 the only time I went up the Space Needle.

Hehehe...no residences in the Space Needle. But that would be neat, especially given the population growth recently.
I live on a hill just north of and higher than the Space Needle. Seattle is known for a S-bux on every corner. Living near one is very likely but not necessarily a good thing

Is that the Queen Ann District?

Houston