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I'm in Nova Scotia! Beautiful day here today!
I am from northern Indiana near south bend.
i decided to check out my own email address on 2 different search engines just to see. I have never posted it here though.
on one engine i found nothing -- on the other it popped up with click here if you would like to email caryn -- i did and it connected to PA.com with a page with my email -- interesting.
Quote:Originally posted by momtoadam:
[b]I'm in Nova Scotia! Beautiful day here today![/b]
I want to be there. Or, at least close to there. I live in Ontario, but my heart remains on the east coast.
Charleston, SC
Very HOT here too and peanuts are practically considered a food group in this part of the world!
I'm in Newfoundland, Canada. As far east as it gets.
Cheers.
Illinois. South of 80, Mason-Dixon line. But a Mannheim runs through it.
Booandbrimom, I wonder if you knew my DH back in the day. He graduated from there!
Seanmn, I'm about 45 min. from SC, a little off 94. So it depends on which direction. We're exurban.
Beth, your DH graduated from Fairmont? Small world!
My family moved when I was a young child so your DH probably doesn't know me. However, my mother graduated from FHS in 1957. (I won't post her maiden name after all the talk about privacy issues!)
One sad note - someone in her class was on the bridge in Minneapolis. The man, wife and two kids were seriously injured (the wife had to have a lobotomy). Just in time for the 50 year reunion in September.
Quote:Originally posted by booandbrimom:
[b]Her name, address, husband's name, children's ages and the college she attended.
I treat my personal email like my social security number and only post emails created specifically for the purpose to boards like this.
I wasn't stalking - it's just habit for me to check and warn people who post personal emails. I used to be a part of our web security team at work. It's made me super aware of this stuff.[/b]
Boobri, it's one thing to give advice to others about internet security. It's another thing to actually do the nosey stuff yourself.
[This message has been edited by TwokidsNJ (edited August 28, 2007).]
ducking....
boo, my email is in my old profile. (carry over from a question you asked me in another thread.) you are welcome to use it. Maybe we're neighbors! (LOL)
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