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I lived in Virginia for a while.

Posted By: MT in MT on 2007-04-19
In Reply to: I got a better one than ain't! sm - MSMT

I thought it was pretty funny that my ex and his family where always carrying people somewhere. "I have to carry mom over to the store."


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Roanoke, Virginia
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We live in Virginia sm
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ONE Virginia scenario
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reply to Virginia too about the levy's

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It is the City or New Orleans to maintain the levy's and they have done the best job they could with such outdated equipment, but it is the Army Corps of Engineer's overall responsibility, as is every inland waterway in America.


They have likened the despair and anger of the corps to the various CIA/FBI agents who kept telling Washington there was suspicious activity pre-911, that fell on deaf ears.


Not trying to start an issue here, trying to place blame or getting on a political soapbox, just stating fact. for the life of me, I do not understand why there has no been an emergency plan on the table for the type of evacuation that was needed?  We have such plans in my neck of the woods for Tornado's or flooding of our waterway's.


Convoy's of buses (provided in a joint effort of the local/state and federal government)lined up "just in case" may have cost the city extra money in overtime/fuel,manpower, etc,but look at the cost now! Those people did not have the money, fuel or four wheels to even make an informed decsion.


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I know it is nice, but think of what it is like to not have a home.

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believe what you want, I lived....sm

I lived out west for 10 years, in that area.....lots of nuclear dumping sites....area 51.....


oh, perhaps you're not familiar with area 51.... White Sands, New Mexico....all kinds of good (being facetious) stuff buried out west............


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Always wonder how I lived this long! LOL
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eaten with a techie? worked with a techie?  have ya ever listened in on the techie's side of the conversation while setting up an MT?


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Well, I have surely lived then!
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Has anyone ever lived overseas?....sm

A friend of mine is moving to Italy and I am really considering going with her.  Just wanting to know if anyone has lived outside of the US (not necessarily in Italy, just anywhere).


Thanks


I've never lived there but

know a good friend of mine from Michigan, who is an MT,  who moved there.  She doesn't live in Denver but Pueblo and the last I heard from her, her and her family really love it there!


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If DSL was not available where I lived, I'd HAVE to move!

I have lived here all my life and never
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only if I lived in India where everything else is

I thought YOU were the only one that lived in Idaho,,,,,
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We lived on Riverfront Drive but
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Lived in a trailer for years
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Lived there when little, couldn't pay me enough to live
there now.  Don't even like to visit family there. 
Lived there for 20 years, moved
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Met him in the apartment complex I lived in.
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Sure wish you lived close to me. I'd take the dog in a flash (sm)

We lost our lab/retriever 2 years ago from root nerve tumor and still miss him. I think it's time we get another one so we can stop mourning our babe.


Please DON"T take him to an SPCA or any shelter like them. I, and many others, have had horrific experiences with our local shelters. It breaks my heart to see all those animals without homes and wish I could bring them all home but, unfortunately, cannot...and I will not adopt a dog from their shelters, either, due to their "higher than thou" attitude. Take it from one who knows, they are only interested in the money they receive from tugging at people's heartstrings, not the animals themselves. They came on our property when we weren't home and stole two irish setters that were left from a litter that were promised to someone with a very good reputation, I might add, and then told that person they had to euthanize the pups because they were sick. They were NOT sick. They had all their shots and wormed, etc., and definitely not sick. The worse part was that they had my 14-yo son SIGN a paper stating they had PERMISSION to take them. I really could have caused trouble for them but didn't have the money to pursue it (lawyer fees).   Two weeks later, their picture was in the newspaper up for adoption!


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Sorry, I'll get off my soapbox now. but that's my 2 cents.


I disagree. If I lived in predominantly
Jewish area and people were wishing me Happy Hannukkah (forgive the spelling, please), it cannot possibly offend me just by them saying that. Their wishes toward me do mean that I must recognize their holiday. People who do that are looking to be offended so they can have something to be upset about.

Sounds like a few people are bah-humbug because they cannot control what others say to them. Well, it's called freedom of speech and there is a post on up this page about Paul Harvey that states it very well.

If someone doesn't want to be told Merry Christmas or Happy Hannukkah or whatever the tidings are, they need to move out away from anyone and live alone as a hermit.
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In the 70s, I spent 10 years out west, 4 in Denver Colorado (not far enough SW for my liking and too cold), 3 in Tucson, 3 in Santa Fe, New Mexico (my most favorite place in the US and even have a bedroom all done in the SW style from things I collected way back then).  The real SW culture is wonderful, one IS never bored, all kinds of things to check out and do.  When I die, it's where I want my ashes scattered, over the Sangre DE Cristo Mountains of Santa Fe and Taos. 
Bermuda - lived there 2 years
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Lived in Germany for 2 years

Going to Ireland in a few months.


Roanoke-lived there for years
You can email me if you have any questions. I haved lived there for years.

I think you would like it.
Lived on St. Simons years ago
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Wish you lived by me - we could go together, two oldies but goodies
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