Is there anywher in ageless that tells you...

Where everyone comes from? I have a feeling most are US but would love to know where everyone is, me I am in Sydney, Australia!

IM in idaho US but soon to be moving to Newcastle NSW AU :)

I live in New York

Beautiful state of WA! :) USA of course.

Long Island New York (same place as Jenny Jen)

Grumpysgirl Newcastle is about 2 hours from Sydney! Is that where your man is from?

Panama the country

Where everyone comes from? I have a feeling most are US but would love to know where everyone is, me I am in Sydney, Australia!

You can see where some are from thru their user profile or the little section above # of Posts (for those you're curious about).

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/7308/examplesx9.png

But if they don't identify where they're from (like me, lol) then it won't be of much help! No master list of locations exist that I know of. There was a thread I'll look for talking about where everyone was from.

(EDIT TO ADD THREAD LINK) Here's the link I promised...LINK TO AGELESS THREAD (http://www.agelesslove.com/boards/showthread.php?t=31488) It has quite a few pages of member locations.

Those of us hiding location will just have to fess up! (I reside in the US.) :)

We currently live in Thailand, but moving to Europe in a week or two.

I live 4,5 kilometers outside Oslo (Norway)

Southwestern NJ, USA.

Living about 3 miles from the great Pacific Ocean, in a city and state I just love!:)

The beautiful state of California....


where Harrison keeps telling people to move...stay in your own state thanks! :tongue2::p

From California residing in sunny Seattle WA (haha)...

From California residing in sunny Seattle WA (haha)...

LMAO!:rofl:

Sun, what's that . . . it rains all the time in L.A. and it's always cloudy. Clue me in on the concept.;)

North Coast NSW about 4 hours from sydney....but I am a Sydney girl.....was there last night to see The Cure at the Entertainment Centre woohoo

I'm in South Australia.

I'm in South Dakota, where the deer and the antelope play...:bgrin2:

From California residing in sunny Seattle WA (haha)...

Zolie, Dev and I are heading to sunny Seattle WA for a PAX convention on 8/24

/edited to add: We're in Columbus, Ohio, USA

I live about 60 miles south of Cleveland Ohio Near Akron Ohio.
One thing that has always puzzled me is why people are so afraid of telling people where they are at /or from . Now I do realize that some Internet predators are out there and may be Abel to track you down if you give too much personal info like the school your kids go too and such but really a person can get almost as much personal info from public records .
I used to do work for a Private investigator and I have seen this but it is not nearly as easy as you think and the soft ware programs are mostly cost prohibitive for most people .
Just my own opinion and thoughts on this .
Fear is almost always due to the insecurity of the "Victim " .

Lincoln, Nebraska, home of, uh, corn?

Maize to you other folks.

When I was more of a social gamer, when ever guys asked me where I was from, and I said Nebraska, the first response was always, Cornhuskers!! (our college football team). I think that's one reason I fell for David, he didn't have a clue who the Cornhuskers were.

My city is a sea of red on football days. And don't bother trying to find somewhere to go out for dinner on football days.

Businesses even make an exception to dress codes on football days to allow Husker wear.

It's an illness.

It is an illness that we share in Columbus, Ohio... home of the Buckeyes ;)

Hi:

From the UK, have been living in Toronto, Ontario, Canada since 1978.

I know we do this periodically, but I love seeing where everyone is.

jx

Colorado Springs, Colorado here, moving to Orlando Florida next week though.

I thought Nebraska was home to the telephone pole?? :bgrin2: Miles and miles of telephone poles....and corn...

From Fort Worth, Texas, currently in Tampa, Florida. Soon to be somewhere else.

Cows too Molly. Don't forget them.

http://www.ems.psu.edu/BRIE/gfx/BRIEphotos/walizerfarms2004/images/cows.jpg

And, and, ... CARHENGE!!!!

http://www.legendsofamerica.com/photos-nebraska/Carhenge.jpg

And this, a lot

http://p.vtourist.com/2085782-SUNSET_IN_NEBRASKA-Nebraska.jpg

But mostly this:

http://www.appleberryquilts.com/Portals/0/DSCN2053.jpg

Born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA, where I reside currently. :)

I live in Farmers Branch, TX. I share a zip code with part of Dallas, so I'm pretty close.

Born and raised in Charlottesville Virginia, and I currently reside in Roanoke.

Born and raised in Kentucky in the U.S. and still work there. I now live in a town in southern Indiana across the river from Louisville, Ky.

Im from Singapore :yes:

ROFL, Bella, I forgot about Carhenge!!

I was born and raised in Maine but have lived all over...sometimes I miss Maine...miss the ocean...don't miss the cranky old guffers...

Born and rasied in S/E Tx,living in the same small town.Im about 100miles east of Houston if you follow Interestate 10.




Michael

Born in Indiana, raised in Denver, now call Melbourne, Australia home.

Born in northern California, raised in Chicago and Champaign, IL, moved back to Chicago, moved to NYC, moved BACK to Chicago, then to central Illinois and now trying desperately to get back to Chicago (yet again)!

Hubby's from Somerset, UK. Lived on IOW when we met and now is here in the states.

By the way, Carhenge - that's great! But do you have Corn on the Curb? I think not. Only in central Illinois can you feast your eyes on the likes of Abraham Lincorn:

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a199/KelleyGreenEyez/abraham_lincorn.jpg

and Cornmin Miranda (with her creators):

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a199/KelleyGreenEyez/corn02.gif

yes. we're that good.

The beautiful Green Mountain State . . . Vermont!

Those are seriously cool. I want Cornmin Miranda for my very own!!

We had a bicycle sculpture auction as a fund raiser for Tour de Lincoln, a bike event here, and the city.

Local artists, and there are a lot, took a basic bike frame, and went wild with sculptures which were displayed all over, and then auctioned off. Most of them went to businesses and such here, so they're still here and there. One of the libraries has one with stacks of books towering all over. My favorite is one downtown, it has a cubist type rider, with a horn for a mouth, arms raised in the air, and different colored metal spirals coming off, like it's speeding. It's the most joyous looking thing ever, it makes me feel good just to see it.

I love that stuff. In my older daughters town, right now, they're displaying painted fish. I think they were scratching for ideas. Some are pretty, but there's only so much you can do with fish.

Lincoln, as I've said before, is a surprisingly wide open city for a midwest state. And art abounds. Sculptures are displayed in surprising places. My daughter loves the shiny, life sized aluminum tree on the UNL campus.

We have Shakespeare in the park, symphony bands on Thursday nights at an art gallery, music at a big open air mall on Fridays, independant films at the college media center, Farmer's markets every weekend. Anyone who says there's nothing to do here, isn't trying. And yet, we're still a pretty small town.

Why move to California, where you can't afford a house? Move here, where todays top home for sale in the paper is a 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath 4500 square foot home, on a park like acerage for 329,000. That'd get you a two bedroom bungalow in California.

Born in Coral Gables Fl., raised between Phx. AZ and NYC (long story).
Spent most of my life traveling the world with dance companies.
Now kicking back in WV..whew!
Blessings, TD

We had a bicycle sculpture auction as a fund raiser for Tour de Lincoln, a bike event here, and the city.

Local artists, and there are a lot, took a basic bike frame, and went wild with sculptures which were displayed all over, and then auctioned off. Most of them went to businesses and such here, so they're still here and there. One of the libraries has one with stacks of books towering all over. My favorite is one downtown, it has a cubist type rider, with a horn for a mouth, arms raised in the air, and different colored metal spirals coming off, like it's speeding. It's the most joyous looking thing ever, it makes me feel good just to see it.

I love that stuff. In my older daughters town, right now, they're displaying painted fish. I think they were scratching for ideas. Some are pretty, but there's only so much you can do with fish.



We have that here in Louisville, too, only it's horses (of course). They call it "Gallop-palooza." Huge, painted horse sculptures all over town.

And in Vermont we have Llama-palooza! These painted llamas are auctioned off during the annual zuchini fest in beautiful downtown Ludlow at the base of Okemo Mountain.

Here in our county we have little replica out houses everywhere that say "Keep Morgan County Rural" LOL
Blessings, TD

feeling so ripped off!!! we just have beaches........