Tell Us Where You're From Contest Closed Winners Announced

Stay where you are Cindy...don`t listen to your husband
California is fun, but I love changes and real lakes with trees around, not just holes in the desert
Other words I need to make a trip to NY soon !!!

im sorry your so home sick kaska i really feel for you.thats why i have not moved from here even though i sometimes say i hate utah(when im sick of the place)it is my home and i dont think ill ever leave here!!

I am from FRESNO CALIFORNIA & I love the rain.

Hello Fellow Crushers!

I am from a little hole-in-the-wall called Windber, Pennsylvania. It is just down the hill from the famous Johnstown, Pa (where the entire town was flooded out when the resevoir broke). I live on an elevation looking over the town and have a birds-eye view in case it ever happens again...lol
Seriously, I love it here, especially in autumn, when the leaves change colours. This town started out as a mining town and has remained a quiet, peaceful place to live ever since.

p.s. if I should happen to win, could I be paid in CC merchandise, please?

Im from my mommas belly he he


from Tulare California




mojojds

I sure hope I'm doing this right!!

I was born and raised in New York City, New York and am now living in North Carolina since 1990.

NEW YORK - Strange Laws and Trivia

Citizens may not greet each other by "putting one's thumb to the nose and wiggling the fingers".

It is against the law to throw a ball at someone's head for fun.

Jumping off a building is punishable by death (this includes the Empire State building).

The Big Apple is a term coined by musicians meaning to play the big time.

New York was the first state to require license plates on cars.

New York City has 722 miles of subway track.

NORTH CAROLINA - Strange Laws and Trivia

It's against the law to sing off key.

Elephants may not be used to plow cotton fields.

If a man and a woman who aren't married go to a hotel/motel and register themselves as married then, according to state law, they are legally married.

The world’s largest functional frying pan—15 feet in diameter—adorns the Rose Hill (pop. 1,330) town square and can fry 365 chickens at once during poultry festivals.

Babe Ruth hit his first professional home run in Fayetteville on March 7, 1914, during an exhibition game while under contract to the Baltimore Orioles.

The state motto, “esse quam videri,” means “to be, rather than to seem.” Latin is used for many mottos because it conveys much in few words.

I am from Western Pennsylvania in the USA
We have all 4 seasons here. The Pittsburgh Steelers (Last years Super Bowl winners) are on the bottom!!!! This was once a big steel producing area but not any more. There are a few Universities located here, University of Pgh, Carnegie Mellon and Duquesne. There is also a large medical center here. I have lived in and around this area all my life.

win4maw

I am from Holland,The Netherlands, and are autumn and winters are most of the years very cold
gl all

I'm was born and raised on the west island of Montreal - my parents, both immigrants, literally met on the boat coming over from Europe ! Lots of ethnic diversity growing up.... so, at least i wasn't the only kid on the block wearing sandals with socks! For now, California is home, but I would jump at a chance to spend a year or two in Europe-

zuka

Bee-yoo-tee-ful, sunspun!!!!!

I had no idea Tulsa was so pretty, even tho I have flown over and driven through at night.

No wonder you are proud of the pictures!

Thanks for sharing and edifying me!

royalblush

well i am from canada profile is updated its nice and cold here already should be receiving 15cm of snow today brrrrr

I have updated my profile. I now live in the same town that boasts the budweiser beer plant lol.

Iam from Ontario canada , where r summers r to short and winters wwwwwwwaaaaaaayyyyy to long

Well I was born in the wild west state of Montana (Big Sky Country). Lots of real cowboys there We have beautiful mountains (Rockies and Cascades). Fantastic fishing and wildlife everywhere. I used to be able to drive 5 miles out of the city and see herds of wild goats or antelope flowing along a hillside. I lived there for 38 years or so and then moved to Oregon.

I really miss Montana a lot and am always saying I am going back there someday. It gets in your blood. But in later years I did not like so much snow and cold.

Lots of blizzards and with wind chill factor we would get to -60 at times. One winter I had to call friends to come dig me out since the snow drifts closed off my doors front and back. That was in town

But Ice fishing was a blast!!

Oregon is wet wet wet but also green green green. Mountains here have a lot more plants and bushes making walking more difficult in them than in Montana.

*sigh* even writing about it makes me want to see it again

So basically I have lived in the Northwest of the USA all my life except for a couple years in Dallas, TX.

I LOVE reading all your posts everyone. It is so interesting!!