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smudgesgarden,Please tell me everything there is to know about where you live. My DD hopes to go to the Empire state games again next year and that is where they are being held.
She went to Mount Vernon New York this year and it was so scarry. She had to stay in the Fordham university and that was a challenge for us country people.
Thanks Claire
...checking in from hot, hot, hot Georgia!
Daisy
From Saskatchewan, Canada.
I'm in Northern Virginia outside DC. I've lived in Ashburn for about 4 years. Previously, I lived in Arlington and Fairfax after graduating college. I was born in Ankara, Turkey (dad was in the Air Force), lived in Westchester, NY, until I was 13. Then I lived in Litchfield County, CT, until I went to college in Washington, DC.
[This message has been edited by ceross (edited August 26, 2007).]
Northern New Jersey
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Cindy
Mom to:
Stephanie (13)
Jessica PA/TNA (11)
Currently living in Singapore-but am from the USA-moved from just north of Boston, MA before coming here. DD is allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, soy, and penicilian (sp? too early in the am for me). DS seems to be reacting to msg? still waiting on that one.
Born and raised in CT, lived in Boston for 10 years (including college years) - hubby is from north of Boston - now we're back in CT.
Charlottesville, VA.
Grew up in Indiana, went to school and lived in DC for several years before fleeing.
ygg
Quote:Originally posted by Cindy2:
[b]Northern New Jersey
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Hi Cindy2, I'm also in NNJ...maybe email me if you want..
Wisconsin
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Jen
DS#1--3 years old: allergic to peanuts & fish
DS#2--5 months old: NKA
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