where is everyone from

In the suburbs north of Atlanta, GA for 20 years. Grew up in Northern
Illinois around Grayslake, also lived in Wisconsin - Rhinelander and Eau
Claire.

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"Lisa Caryl" wrote in message
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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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I'm in Inverness...any quilt shops down your way?

Diane F.

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Me too

Laurie G. wrote:

I'm in California-north of SF

Laurie G.

"Judy W" wrote in message
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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

Add my name to that list of native Californian's.

Tamara

Laurie G. wrote:

I'm a native Northern Californian! Born and raised and lived here all my
life! The farthest south I've lived is Bakersfield.

Laurie G. in Vallejo

"Debbi" wrote in message
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With the name Debbi in SO CA, obviously from Southern CA. I am in Orange
County. Parents lived near LC and Ginger until 2 1/2 years ago.

Probably one of only a handful of native Californians.

Debbi in SO CA


"Ginger in CA" wrote in message
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LC and I are practically spittin' distance neighbors )

well, ok, a looooong spit, then

Ginger in CA
(also Ventura County)


(LC aka Fiddy) wrote in message


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Ventura County, So California!

The Blessed Fiddy, Patroness Saint of the Disorganized
LC in Sunny So Cal
Personality Development Specialist (Full-Time Mom!)

That would be great. The boundry waters is great area but I love driving
the 'circle route' around Lake Superior this time of year. the fall
colours and scenery is beautiful.
Donna inNWOntario

Dreamweaver wrote:
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!

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.

New Zealand doesn't have malaria. Most of the Pacific does.
The wetlands next to Auckland Airport are an ideal place for
malarial mosquitoes to breed.

If they've really stopped spraying aircraft cabins they're nuts.

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"Lisa Caryl" wrote in message
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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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I visit Dainty Supplies quite often. Have you been to Boyes in Chester
- le - Street? It has a small fabric department but I have found quite
a few bits and pieces there. There is also a fabric stall on Durham
indoor market, I've been to their factory unit this morning as it's only
open on a Friday. They are also doing one day quilting lessons at the
weekend, I'm doing one on applique in November - I'm really looking
forward to it

sarah

wrote:
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


I do a lot of mailings to that area. It's amazing how
people spell the name of their town differently. I usually
have to check the Post Office to find the accepted spelling.
When typing the names out - I vote for the shorter versions ;-)
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NJ

not that I have found yet.

"Diane F." wrote in message
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I'm in Inverness...any quilt shops down your way?

Diane F.

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