where do you live
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Mimi, <BR> <BR>what a cool thread, everyone wants to say something, but more importantly, everyone wants to read each others' story. Well spotted. <BR> <BR>I'm from Sydney, and have been stuck in Frankfurt for two years, after Bielefeld, Hannover and London. <BR> <BR>It would be really cool for people to be able to ask others where to go and what to do in a given city or town - if they give their consent. <BR> <BR>You have mine. <BR>Happy travelling <BR>Peter
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Just the reverse of Caitlin. Born in New York, New York. Grew up in Pennsylvania, uni in D.C., lived a long time in Chicago then LA and now Palo Alto. Don't know where I want to end up, but for sure, somewhere in California. Lived a bit in Barrow in Furness, northern England!! Husband has close relatives in Tuscany so that feels like a second home.
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For Peter from Sidney: I think that is wonerful but if someone does not give their true email like you and I do, than it is hit and miss when the thread goes to the bottom. I don't have a printer but some posters have been very generous sending me printouts.And this is a good time to thank them. They know who they are. I woill not name them because I don't want to promote a buddy clubby atmosphere and want to make all new comers to the site feel welcome, because I had problen <BR>ms here in the beginning. Everyone who has responded to this site has been so loving, eager when you read all <BR> <BR>This has been a wonderful response from people who really CARE about other people, which enriches their travel experiences. And for you , <BR>PETER FROM SIDNEY-the idea is great but is someone does not give their real email address like we do, than you must wait for a post and it may sink to the bottom.I am going this weekend to see two Koala bears on tempoary laon to our Museum. I will think of you. <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR>
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Capo: <BR> <BR>Thank you for the internet site. Scanned it quickly and will most certainly go back and browse it more thoroughly. Recognized several places in Sorrento in the photos. <BR> <BR>I remember once years ago on our way to a dog show (we used to show Afghan Hounds) in Mt. Baker we passed through Seattle. We stopped for gas and it was pouring rain. One of the locals commented that we were a day late and missed it, summer was yesterday! <BR> <BR>Doubt my dream of living in Sorrento will ever come to pass. Young in spirit but I'm afraid we are too old to make such a move. We certainly will go there at every opportunity though!! <BR> <BR>J
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Los Angeles (Culver City really) then Oregon, then LA again, then Oregon again (ALW - Beavers & Ducks both ranked? Are we dreaming?) then San Francisco, then Seattle, then Edinburgh and points Euro, then Alaska, then Seattle. I will need a couple of extra lifetimes in order to live everywhere I'd like. Also more money. Can anyone help?
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I'm amazed by the number of non-Americans on this website - it's great to see such a broad community represented on this board! I myself am born and still living in (gulp!) NJ, the only U.S. state that continues to draw laughs and groans (though quite lovely if you get out of the Newark Airport area!!)

