Interesting though...should I look for real estate?
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Wednesday, October 1, 2008
I should live ...WHERE???
Ok, so I found this from Tracey's blog...and I really can't believe that this is where I am meant to be! I like that it is close to the ocean, but that ocean is WAY too cold for me!!!
Interesting though...should I look for real estate?
Interesting though...should I look for real estate?
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Oh dear! It says I should live in Arizona! I hate Arizona. It's way too hot there!! And I said I LOVE snow!! Oh dear. I don't like this one!!
That's so funny! I should check and see if they have a Canadian version!
It says I should live in Florida.
Guess what. That is were I live.
How funny, so I guess I wont be packing.
Blessings, Virginia
It says Oklahoma. LOL!
By the way, I looked at the lamp. I almost had it...my hubby was going to buy it for me as a joke. I told him I didn't want it because it didn't look anything like him. LOL! That is funny though. As soon as you said lamp I knew it had to be that one. They have a few but for some reason I just knew it had to be that one. LOL!
I love Maine! Mine said Missouri ...ugh!
Happy Wednesday!
i should live in New Mexico I don't think I would go back there again too dry!!
If I where you I would stay where you are it looks awhole lot prettier than Maine, marina
Arizona for me.....hmmm..not sure about that. :)
The silly thing told me Florida!!! I'm not buying real estate -- I hate hurricanes.
I think I'll go for the State of Contentment!! HA! See you there!
Kentucky??? Why, exactly would I ever want to live there? (no offense to and Kentuckians) Weird. I rather live in Maine.
Okay, I just had to try it, even though I'm Canadian!
GEORGIA.
Is that good?
Gee, I totally missed this post. Maine is a great place to live! I highly recommend it.
On the other hand... Arkansas?! What about me screams "Arkansas"? I don't get it.
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