Life in Sin City and your city

From the Community…

• 
  Posted by Mag Fri Jan 9, 2009 1:27pm PST

  Well Spam, If it fails to make chatter go to edit save as draft than edit again and post this. Works for me.

  The big thing here now is collapsing roofs. Not what you are looking for?Well also great for hiking hunting rivers and lakes galore.

  Slap ski type activities and a smorgasbord of state and federal parks and that is my home.

  Report Abuse
• 
  Posted by Spam I Am Fri Jan 9, 2009 1:36pm PST

  Thanks Mag.

  Eastern Washington sounds cool. But you're going through Hades right

  now!

  Oooh, can I say "Hades"?

  Report Abuse
• 
  Posted by conesu Fri Jan 9, 2009 4:26pm PST

  I live in Southern Illinois. The area is known as "little Egypt" because of its location between two major rivers and its rich, fertile farmland. We have the best of both city and country living. I live 80 miles from St. Louis so I can indulge in most any cultural endeavor I desire. But we also have the Mississippi river and Shawnee National forest for the country in us.

  Report Abuse
• 
  Posted by Spam I Am Fri Jan 9, 2009 4:54pm PST

  Hi conesu. You're not that far from Memphis, too, correct? That's

  one of my favorite cities, too.

  What's your major supermarket chains?

  Report Abuse
• 
  Posted by Teethwiz Fri Jan 9, 2009 5:31pm PST

  Spam, I live in central Florida. Everything is here, the beach, mouse house, sea world and universal. You name we have it, just right now no toursit.

  Report Abuse
• 
  Posted by Spam I Am Fri Jan 9, 2009 5:42pm PST

  Hi teethwiz.

  Sounds fun, but mucho humidity, no?

  Report Abuse
• 
  Posted by __A_YAHOO_USER__ Fri Jan 9, 2009 5:46pm PST

  Hey Spam I Am thanks for stopping by. I love "Vegas" Baby and I've been OH seven or eight times but not in about 8 yr. and have many fiends that live there. North Vegas and I think they do call it West of the strip??

  I'm from Upstate, New York it's old but tranquil up here. Lots of History, many cultures but everyone has been moving your way as you must know...lol

  Peace

  Report Abuse
• 
  Posted by Spam I Am Fri Jan 9, 2009 5:57pm PST

  Hi Nestle. Yes, they do call it West of the Strip.

  The migration has slowed with the economy. Now Utah is the fastest

  growing state. Scenery, clean air, clean living- what's not to like.

  And if they want to take a dip into LV it's a short drive. Kinda like

  our attitude towards LA. We can experience California without the cost.

  I've seen Buffalo and Albany. Had a "beef-on-weck" once. Roast beef

  on a certain kind of German bread, right?

  Report Abuse
• 
  Posted by Brandy Fri Jan 9, 2009 7:13pm PST

  Hi,I live in Tx I never realy get out of my state :( but anyway I live in a small town not much shopping unless I go to Houston and that is about 45mins from me not far I know But never have time.we do have Wal-mart and H.E.B We also have Dairy Quenn and I think we are the only state that has that burger place....So any way nice to meet you Have a great night

  Report Abuse
• 
  Posted by Spam I Am Fri Jan 9, 2009 8:00pm PST

  Hey Brandy.

  Visited Houston some years back- saw San Jacinto and the USS Texas.

  Saw a museum in Port Arthur that had a BIG music area incl. Janis

  Joplin memorabilia. Lots of musicians from Swamp Country!

  Report Abuse