Community Chat

[AuntG]

Sure do! Only lived in five residences (childhood home, college, first apartment, single person house, married person house). All within 15 miles of my childhood home.

[qvcfreak]

I still live in my home city and state. I love it.

[patbz]

I was born during WWII where my Dad was stationed and then spent next 20 years in Silver Spring MD ( went from kindergarten thru University of MD with some of same kids). After college I worked in Germany, Okinawa, S.Korea, SanDiego and Barstow and then settled in Ridgecrest CA for 25 years. Now we have retired in Show Low AZ.  I love to travel.

[nana59]

yup.....RI.....

[nana59]

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@Catiele wrote:

Rhode Island for us. Used to winter in Florida. We live in the country and love it. Also near the ocean.

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hello fellow Rhode Islander!

[Mz iMac]

NOPE!

[Carmie]

I can walk to the home I lived in as a child, as can my husband.  I have traveled the world, but always come back home.

[PreKteacher]

No. I left my home state for an out-of-state college, then moved to the DC area for a job after college. I have been here ever since, but would love to leave. 

[Oznell]

I was born in Arizona, almost literally on the Mexican border;  doctors had told my worried Canadian parents that the superbly dry, sunny Arizona climate would do wonders for my older sister.  So I got lucky enough to be born there!

Now I live in a 4 season part of the U.S., (also very beautiful) but have always had a soft spot for stunning Arizona....

[gidgetgh]

No.  I was born in one state, we moved to another when I was 6 months old, moved again when I was 11 and then again when I was almost 14.

I have lived in Metro Atlanta since 1970.  Love it here and won't move again.  Though  I've loved everywhere my family lived.  I'm a bloom where I'm planted kind of girl.