Just so we all know ..... I believe we've done it before, but with all these horrible storms around us, I think it's a good time to do it again.
Angela and Lou Bachmann Totowa, New Jersey (Northern NJ)
Posted by Starphoenix (Member # 2402) on :
Native Jersey Girl, but now live in Shohola, PA (near the tri-state border, five miles from NY state).
Steph
Posted by meg (Member # 22) on :
I'm somewhere over that big rainbow Angela
...........or a bit out of the hurricanes path in the Pacific NW, mid OR....we just have earthquakes, tornadoes and tsunamis (coast of course) here.
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Posted by pab (Member # 904) on :
Woodbury, MN - between St. Paul, MN and the Wisconsin border.
Posted by lymie tony z (Member # 5130) on :
Native to upper slums(bank terminology)near west side of Cleveland Ohio...
Migrated to Safety Harbor Florida 2001...and lyme does'nt exist in either state....gee whizz...
LOL zman Posted by ponytail (Member # 36) on :
That would be Huntsville, Texas - about 60 miles North of Houston!! Home of a Sam Houston State University, a bunch of prison units and some pretty cool folks!!
We're on the outskirts of Hurricanes most of the summer and just South enuf not normally to suffer much winter! We do have HUMIDITY that is awful and often mosquitos that could rule the world - all in all though - it's a good place to be!
I was born and raised in the Deep East Texas Piney Woods around Longview, about an hour West of Shreveport, La - home of the LeTourneau College and the Kilgore Oil Musuem - w/ oil wells everywhere! Sure wish they were still producing!
Guess "I'm a gonna be a Texan 'til I die" !!
Sure wish a GREAT LLMD would decide to call this wonderful state home!!
Sherry
Posted by GEDEN13 (Member # 4151) on :
upper black eddy,buck's county county pa..
the delaware river is about a half mile from me.it has flooded many time's in the past few year's ,due the the down graded hurricane's that come this way.
ivan did alot of damage to the people on the bank's of the delaware.so did floyd.there are other's ,that did alot of damage also.just can't recall there name's...
i alway's worry ,when they come this way....gary
Posted by Kara Tyson (Member # 939) on :
Mobile, AL (founded in 1710). The home of Mardi Gras!
99 degrees with 99% humidity.
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Posted by treepatrol (Member # 4117) on :
TC used to say she was from the moon.But I didnt believe her
Iam from PA a mountain boy
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Posted by 24bit (Member # 6531) on :
Lost Wages, USA
Posted by Sue vG (Member # 3143) on :
Houston! (Originally from NJ, so hurricanes are nothing new)
Posted by Sue vG (Member # 3143) on :
Kara, is that the fortress you live in?
Posted by lyme_suz (Member # 7628) on :
I am an Illinois farmgirl who now lives in North Carolina.
Posted by cgooge (Member # 7922) on :
Summerville, SC which is 10 minutes from Charleston.
Posted by Kara Tyson (Member # 939) on :
Sue, Yes. I must hide from the homeless lady.
Posted by Angela Bachmann (Member # 43) on :
Keep it going......this is fun!
Posted by daniella (Member # 6753) on :
I can wave at plum island from here on the shore in Connecticut....
but...Originally from Nj.... A Jerwsey Girl at heart!
daniella Posted by lymeloco (Member # 7192) on :
Thirty miles South of Boston, Taxachusetts. Posted by sapphire101 (Member # 6638) on :
I'm a Kentucky girl. I live in the South Central part close to where they make corvettes in Bowling Green.
Sapphire101
Posted by Andie333 (Member # 7370) on :
In my heart, I suspect I'll always be a southerner...
But for the last two decades, I've been living here in the City of Brotherly Love -- Philadelphia.
It's actually a beautiful place and will be home to the upcoming Lyme conference next month.
Not too many hurricanes but a LOT of ticks
Andie
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
Sixth generation Native Texan and Native Houstonian. Definitely displaced to "almost yankee land" in southern Missouri.
Now I'm here in the Live Music Capital of the World....Branson, MO! Hubby is a musician here. Lots of fun going on all the time!
Safe from hurricanes, but not from tornadoes. The Ozark hills protect us somewhat from the tornadoes. I feel pretty safe.
It's almost as humid here as in Houston, but at least it's cooler!! and we get SNOW!! Posted by Jooooo2 (Member # 1621) on :
Low Country gal here Beaufort South Carolina! Married a Charlottean and now leave in the Piedmont of North Carolina.
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
OH JOOOOOOOO! Is that your little brood? I used to have a beautiful border collie too! He was so wonderful and SOOOO smart! Would you send me yours??!!
Also used to have a pretty little white dog similar to the one in your pic. Believe it or not, she was part registered beagle and part registered poodle....OOOPS! Posted by livinlyme (Member # 3773) on :
I live in keetsville Inn and I want the heck out or I want them out.. no punn intended.. If I remember correctly I was born in NJ..ran all over the state until age 32 then moved to PA then age 35 moved to FL then age 37 moved to PA then age 44 moved to FL again.. next move is a new body! Anyone join me on this one? hey larry, hey moe, hey curley! Posted by dontlikeliver (Member # 4749) on :
NY Metropolitan area, transplanted to UK
Posted by ArtnSoul (Member # 4561) on :
Pennsylvania Dutch country, complete with Amish neighbors.
Posted by hurtingramma (Member # 7770) on :
Charleston, Vermont - population 903 - small town, can't keep a secret around here. Haven't seen other Vters here yet - are there any? If so, send me a private email please.
Posted by Softballmom (Member # 6235) on :
I am from a small hick town. Our Main attraction, The North Carolina Pickle Festival! Wooo hoooo!
Born in Canada, but lived most of my life in the San Francisco Bay Area ('cept for when I lived in Virginia, London, Spain, Los Angeles. Yeah. We moved a lot).
Just moved back to Canada for the first time in 30 years -- to Vancouver Island -- Nanaimo, BC.
But now due to Lyme have moved back to the Bay Area. Had to leave my house up there.
Pretty much just earthquakes (the one in '89 was fun). Oh yeah, and wildfires. Um...and some random flooding. Ooh yeah, and blackouts.
Alison
Posted by Angela Bachmann (Member # 43) on :
Okay, listen...Anybody know where there's some good festivals.......garlic, Octoberfest....anything....that would be about two hours from Northern NJ?
Posted by trueblue (Member # 7348) on :
I'm from NY state.
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Posted by Gabrielle (Member # 5329) on :
The best - the only - the real Octoberfest is where I live: MUNICH - Bavaria!!!
But I'm afraid it will take you more than two hours to get here. Anyway, this years Octoberfest ended on 3rd October (our trick to keep strangers out: we call it Octoberfest but we celebrate it already in September,
Maybe you can make it here next year, now that you know the trick.
Gabrielle
Posted by Hikin Mike (Member # 6508) on :
Atwater California. Best part about living here is I'm 1-1/2 hours from Yosemite! Posted by heiwalove (Member # 6467) on :
minneapolis, MN, but nyc is where my heart lives.
Posted by MADDOG (Member # 18) on :
Ha,I think I came out of my mom. He HE HE HE !!!
However I was born in Dayton Ohio,and still live near there.In farm country,here were pigs outnumber people.
A stones throw from Indiana.
MADDOG
Posted by Lymester (Member # 5848) on :
Venus.
Posted by daniella (Member # 6753) on :
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Rochester NH here, The land of no sales or income taxes! Live free or die!
However the tick probably got me when I was in Berwick, Maine... The land of many taxes and many more ticks.
-Bob
Posted by jbgoth (Member # 5567) on :
I grew up in Michigan. I think i got my lyme disease there years ago.
I have been living in North Miami for the last 15 years.
Blessings,
Jordan
Posted by Reno'sBack (Member # 7367) on :
I grew up in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania...Happy (Early) Groundhog's Day! I swore I'd never let the cat out of the bag. but Oh' Well On Feb.2nd. our pop. grew from 5,000 to 30,000+!
After seeing if Dr.P can work some magic on my yeast & cysts, I'm moving to Hershey or PANAMA...my Heart will ALWAYS belong in RENO, though! Hugs~Stac
Posted by Nancy-OH (Member # 3567) on :
North Olmsted, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. Been in the Cleveland, Ohio area all my life. Yeah, we have ticks with Lyme here too! BUT the doctors won't acknowledge that little secret.
You would think the cold winters here would kill those little buggers.
Posted by sweet pea (Member # 6495) on :
I'm a Jersey Girl but have lived most of my adult life in Vermont (so far). Went to Lehigh in PA and also lived in Bucks County and Philadelphia for a little bit.
Posted by treepatrol (Member # 4117) on :
quote:Originally posted by Reno'sBack: I grew up in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania...Happy (Early) Groundhog's Day! I swore I'd never let the cat out of the bag. but Oh' Well On Feb.2nd. our pop. grew from 5,000 to 30,000+!
After seeing if Dr.P can work some magic on my yeast & cysts, I'm moving to Hershey or PANAMA...my Heart will ALWAYS belong in RENO, though! Hugs~Stac
Heart will ALWAYS belong in RENO, though!
Thats because your from punxy hahahahaha Now if you were from a little more south of that you wouldnt have said that hahahaha Posted by lymebrat (Member # 3208) on :
I live in the Lakes Region in New Hampshire.
Remember the movie on Golden Pond? That movie was filmed on Squam Lake and I go swimming on Squam most weekends in the summer. It's a beautiful state.
Posted by meg (Member # 22) on :
Missy~ That was beautiful scenery!
I could describe where I live a bit better--anyone remember the show "Brat Camp" last season?? It was filmed about 30 miles from here...looked like my backyard!!
Posted by lymebrat (Member # 3208) on :
Hey Meg,
I'm Back ....
It's good to see you again!
I saw an episode of Brat Camp, what a gorgeous backyard you have!
See ya around! ~Missy
Posted by meg (Member # 22) on :
LB: I'm Back .... ********** Good to see you too!--careful about that statement above, you may regret it~!! Posted by chroniccosmic (Member # 7789) on :
Southern Illinois, right across the river from St. Louis, MO. In fact, you can practically see the Arch from our yard.
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That would be Huntsville, Texas - about 60 miles North of Houston!! Home of a Sam Houston State University, a bunch of prison units and some pretty cool folks!!![[lol]](graemlins/lol.gif)
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The Ozark hills protect us somewhat from the tornadoes. I feel pretty safe.
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