where is everyone from

For goodness sakes!

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"ALZ" wrote in message
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What is it they say about 6 degrees of separation. I would have gone
to Mepham had JFK not opened.

Linda
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On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 17:31:43 -0400, "Rita"
wrote:

South Bellmore! DD and SIL graduated from Mepham

Donna,
One of my goals is to see your part of the world as well as the Boundary
Waters area. Haven't been to Duluth since I was a small child either.
I'll let you know if I ever head your way! Maybe we can meet up for
lunch!
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Dreamweaver

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Dreamweaver wrote:
Lake of the Woods area?
Yep that's it. No, my DH and I don't fish.
Donna in NWOntario

As Sharon said,get the air travel return to Australia with a stopover
in NZ. I did that this year to the US with Air NZ - a great airline.
Come over to the Gold Coast for a week.
Cheers Bronwyn


"Pauline O'Connell" wrote in message ...
I'm not sure exactly where, but I'll check with my husband. I'm hoping it
will be next year, but it will depend on the woodturner's schedule & pinning
my husband down. He also used to fly fish & I understand New Zealand is a
wonderful place for fly fishing. If this all comes together & it's nearby
you, you can give me a shopping list!

Pauline
"nzl*" wrote in message
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which island, where exactly, got a website?
bring all your own fabric and supplies, stuff here requires a second
mortgage, including fabric, thread, batting etc. its all imported so
might as well import exactly what you want/need with you, eh.
got a time frame on this?
jeanne
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real reply is san-fran at ihug dot co dot nz
nzlstar on yahoo msg'r

"Pauline O'Connell" wrote...
Jeanne,
I've been trying to get my husband to N Z for ages & finally, he's
interested. He's a woodturner & apparently there's a great instructor
on
the island, so he's supposed to be emailing to find out when he's
available
for a class. Keeping my fingers crossed! I've only been there
briefly -
enough to peak my interest!
Pauline

When I was in Binghamton I was Anne Milligan.

If she doesn't like sewing it is still possible to seduce her to Quilting. Does she
like chocolate? ...

--
Anne in CA
"It's not having what you want; it's wanting what you've got." -- Sheryl Crow
http://home.covad.net/~arudolph/annes.htm


georg wrote:

wrote:
born - Syracuse NY
college - Binghamton NY & Syracuse NY
resided (in order, since graduation) - El Progresso, Guatemala; Flagstaff AZ;
Moraga CA; Acton MA; Los Altos Hills CA (south of SF, near Palo Alto and
Stanford)

great thread!
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Anne in CA
"It's not having what you want; it's wanting what you've got." -- Sheryl Crow

What throws me, Anne, is that I know another Anne Rudolph... currently
living in Binghamton.

Sadly, she isn't all that fond of sewing.

-georg

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Boxborough? Concord? Carlisle? Maynard? Stow? I worked for the Acton-Boxborough
Regional School District. There was a lot of grass roots agitation for a
spelling of "Boxboro" like on the exit signs from I-495 :-). I think the folks
of Foxborough managed to get Foxboro made their legal name, yuck.
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Anne in CA
"It's not having what you want; it's wanting what you've got." -- Sheryl Crow
http://home.covad.net/~arudolph/annes.htm



"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote:

I grew up (so to speak) in the town next to Acton, MA.

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all in all --- a very slow quilter.... So send quilts!
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wrote in message
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born - Syracuse NY
college - Binghamton NY & Syracuse NY
resided (in order, since graduation) - El Progresso, Guatemala; Flagstaff
AZ;
Moraga CA; Acton MA; Los Altos Hills CA (south of SF, near Palo Alto and
Stanford)

great thread!
--
Anne in CA
"It's not having what you want; it's wanting what you've got." -- Sheryl
Crow

http://home.covad.net/~arudolph/annes.htm


Judy W wrote:

I know I'm new here, and probably shouldn't even ask this question. But
I
was wondering where everyone was from? If this is a no-no I'm sorry.
I live in Florida, North of Tampa.
Judy

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When I was in Binghamton I was Anne Milligan.

If she doesn't like sewing it is still possible to seduce her to Quilting. Does she
like chocolate? ...

Yes, of course she does. I think she's still officially Anne Rudolph-
it's easier to spell than Niedhardt.

Probably when the kids are out of the diaper stage in a few more years
she'll have the energy to try. Incentive and interest are there. As are
a couple of teachers. We'll have her seduced into sewing soon enough.

-georg

Lansdale, Pennsylvania
a suburb of Philadelphia
lived in Philadelphia, State College, Fort Bragg and had a home in Cape Coral,
FL. Kids in Leawood, KS (outside of KC), so spend time there. Traveled all
over North America in the ten years that I was a trainer for Toughlove (that
was another lifetime g) so really enjoyed reading all the geography on this
thread!
Gwen in S.E. PA

Oh wow. Wouldn't a trip to NZ and Australia be neat?? DH was in Sydney
for RandR when he was in Vietnam and has talked about going back sometime.
Maybe when the kids are out of college we can do that. And then meet up
with people I "know"!!! Wow. That would be sooooo cool. I bought a NZ
quilt magazine yesterday. Very nice magazine. There certainly are a lot of
shops in the ads. Who knew??
Hummm I wonder if there are any hospitals there who need physicians with a
specialty in geriatrics for a conference?? I'll have to have him keep an
eye out. That way he could be busy while I go play with the quilty girls!

Kathyl
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"Bronwyn Ferrier Ms" wrote in message
om...
As Sharon said,get the air travel return to Australia with a stopover
in NZ. I did that this year to the US with Air NZ - a great airline.
Come over to the Gold Coast for a week.
Cheers Bronwyn


"Pauline O'Connell" wrote in message
...
I'm not sure exactly where, but I'll check with my husband. I'm hoping
it
will be next year, but it will depend on the woodturner's schedule &
pinning
my husband down. He also used to fly fish & I understand New Zealand is
a
wonderful place for fly fishing. If this all comes together & it's
nearby
you, you can give me a shopping list!

Pauline
"nzl*" wrote in message
...
which island, where exactly, got a website?
bring all your own fabric and supplies, stuff here requires a second
mortgage, including fabric, thread, batting etc. its all imported so
might as well import exactly what you want/need with you, eh.
got a time frame on this?
jeanne
--
http://community.webshots.com/user/nzlstar
real reply is san-fran at ihug dot co dot nz
nzlstar on yahoo msg'r

"Pauline O'Connell" wrote...
Jeanne,
I've been trying to get my husband to N Z for ages & finally, he's
interested. He's a woodturner & apparently there's a great instructor
on
the island, so he's supposed to be emailing to find out when he's
available
for a class. Keeping my fingers crossed! I've only been there
briefly -
enough to peak my interest!
Pauline

oooooooops. North east of Des Moines
I'm normally not directionally challanged.
"Julia in MN" wrote in message
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Lisa Caryl wrote:
Central Iowa, northwest of Des Moines, and East of Ames.

How can that be? I thought Ames was directly north of Des Moines; at
least that's what it looks like in my road atlas. If that is correct, it
seems like anything northwest of Des Moines would also be west of Ames.

Julia in MN

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We know a number of people living in Australia who come from NZ. One
guy gets strip searched nearly every time he goes back to visit his
family. needless to say he is not impressed by NZ officials...

Dee in Oz


"Pauline O'Connell" wrote in message m...
Last time I was in Australia, we had a stopover in Auckland & got sprayed
with the insecticides. I understand they don't do that anymore. That
couldn't have been good for the humans, especially the flight crew. Yes,
you're very close!