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“What State – or Country / Province – is everyone from?”

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11:22 pm
September 16, 2009


wvhomecanner

North Central WV

Moderator

posts 3014

HI Wave

I am not far from you – East on Route 50 about an hour and 15 minutes – near Clarksburg WV.

Dede

"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not." ~ The Lorax by Dr. Seuss ~

11:18 am
September 21, 2009


twister

Texas

Banty

posts 3

Well lets see..I was born In Germany, adopted ….grew up in The Monterey, California area..Now I live in Victoria, Texas.

11:49 am
September 21, 2009


52

Stringtown, WV

Mighty Chicken

posts 391

I realized I've never told you all where I come from and where I've been, although Suzanne has said a little.

 I was born in Parkersburg, WV, lived there three days and went home to Spencer. Went to college 16 years later in Elkins, then Morgantown (both WV). Since then lived in Shepherdstown, WV, Winchester, VA, San Francisco (CA), Alum Creek, South Charleston, Nitro, Winfield, St. Albans, Charleston (all WV), and now Stringtown, fairly close to Suzanne—-14 miles from Spencer. (And plan on dying in Stringtown—-tired of moving.  And yes, I'm feeling okay——–)

52 Forever

5:18 pm
October 25, 2009


TXLady

Mighty Chicken

posts 111

I'm from a small town in TX….Kerrville TX to be exact….It's called the TX Hill Country…very beautiful.

10:22 pm
October 25, 2009


Chic

A Farmgirl In Kansas

Mighty Chicken

posts 135

YesWow …some of us like 52 really get around! I was born in Manitoba Canada…(straight north of North Dakota)…lived most of my life in the mountains of British Columbia Canada (north of Washington State) and moved to Kansas 10 years ago. My hubby (born and raised in Wichita) and I lived in Wichita for 9 years…then last year we bought a beautiful Victorian home on the edge of Halstead Ks. Only lived there 9 months before the country called us and we bought our little 5 acre farm this June. I moved back to the prairies…just a little further south! I love being here…love Kansas…love the US of A and I love the fact that I'm finally living my dream of living on a farm!!!Fork

2:56 pm
October 30, 2009


Debnfla3

North West Florida

Mighty Chicken

posts 218

I am a native, born and raised in Panama City Florida.

Deb

9:29 am
November 17, 2009


luvthecountry

Mechanicsville, VA

Big Chicken

posts 29

Born and raised through high school in Lebanon, VA.  Family now lives in Bristol, VA.  Dh, ds and I now live in Mechanicsville, VA.

Jen M.

10:03 am
November 18, 2009


Sandra

Hatchling

posts 1

Good Morning Everyone!

I live outside of Houston, Texas and have for 18 years but I'll always be a West Virginian…I can be out of the hills but the hills cannot be out of me. I was born in a two-room house on top of a mountain (well maybe it was just a large hill) and I spent the next 18 years in the same county (Summers) until leaving for West Virginia Tech (yes, I know the name is different now). I met a Texas boy when I was working for Charleston Newspapers and six months later we were married. We now have four children and four grandchildren. We've lived  in WV, Florida and Texas and hope to eventually find a summer place in wild, wonderful southern WV (maybe on the Greenbrier River?).

10:23 am
November 18, 2009


linniewv

Banty

posts 3

Where I'm from is a sight different from where I've lived and where I am, now.

I'm FROM Servia WV, smack-dab in the middle of West Virginia (such a weird-shaped state does have a middle!).

I've lived also in Kentucky, Ohio, New Mexico (Carlsbad, in the desert, YAY!), Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, and Alabama. Now in coastal Mississippi.

Last time I lived at home where we might have "Chickens in the Road," we had an ole pet crow that rode on Mom's shoulder to the barn when she went to milk the cows. Then, ole Crow would stand patiently across the stalls from where Mom had the cow's head in the stanchion so she could milk. Crow was waiting for Mom to point the cow's teat toward him and send him a stream of fresh warm milk. When that milk came flyin' at ole Crow like a bat out of hell, ole Crow just stood there and let that milk splash all over him as he caught all he could in his wide-open beak.

Now I live in an apartment in a well-populated area. I don't have any chickens or crows. However, I do have three turtles/tortoises that come to my area of the back yard every day for me to bring them some food to eat. They'll eat anything fruit, vegetable, bread/cereal, cooked or raw. One turtle even will come from the fence boundary straight up (20-25 feet) to my patio if I stand there and wave my hand with some food.

Lots of country-type living abounds in the city for those who seek it out and work to have it in their lives.    Turtle   Turtle    Turtle

linniewv

10:49 am
November 18, 2009


KLabmom

Oregon

Big Chicken

posts 76

I am 5th generation Southern Oregonian. My family has all lived in the same little timber town since 1846!

8:36 pm
November 18, 2009


katia cristina

Hatchling

posts 1

Hello all.

I am from Brazil. I love the "Chickens in the Road"

I like to search the recipes and much more…

Katia Cristina  Wave

12:16 am
December 14, 2009


josie9395s

Banty

posts 4

I was born in Jesup, GA and moved to Buckhannon, WV when I was 11 for about a year and then on to Philippi, WV until I was about 22. From there I moved to Enterprise, AL and married my DH and we became a military family.

I am currently sitting in Seoul, South Korea. Even though I am in one of the largest cities in the world I still feel like a country girl when I read what's going on over there at the farm.

3:52 pm
December 28, 2009


SusanT

Banty

posts 5

I'm new to CITR, but am loving it!  I live in Johnstown, Ohio which is in the middle of the state, northeast of Columbus.  I'm was born in Ohio but my family springs from eastern Kentucky and I consider that area the home of my heart.  Wave

12:16 pm
January 3, 2010


Alanna

Mighty Chicken

posts 299

Hi ! I'm new to this forum. I live in Cabot,Pa. About 30 miles north of Pittsburgh on a family farm that has been in the family since the 1800's. We have 40 acres and we raise black agnus. Love the cows and we have guineys and 1 chicken called "Henrietta". We have been fixing up the homestead,slowly and have dug  for a water garden which I hope to finish in the spring. I have hundreds od daylilies and they are so beautiful when they bloom in July.  Hope to do some landscaping when I get my porch finished this spring.Alanna  "The Farmer's Wife".Hello

 

5:30 pm
January 15, 2010


mrnglry

California's Gold Country

Big Chicken

posts 28

We live in California's Mother Lode area of the Sierra Nevada foothills. We like to call it "God's Country" – as we love it so. If we have to travel down in the valley to the cities, we can't wait to get back up here.
It is a very historic area, and we have a lot of fun exploring it and all the little towns here.
We live on one acre, and though we don't own any animals, there are lots that hang out here…..a covey of quail in the berry bush by the back fence, lots of birds that keep my feeders busy, coyotes in the field next to the back fence, hawks and owls (who keep the gopher and mole population down, but haven't seemed to hurt our quail numbers), rabbits and squirrels, and probably a raccoon or two, as they sometimes raid our neighbors cat food dishes. Oh, I forgot the deer – they love to snack on my garden and fruit trees!
Someday, I would like to have chickens, and maybe some pets, but will have to wait until we quit traveling so much.

It is so nice to "meet" all of you and hear all about where you live. Wave

10:30 pm
January 31, 2010


Hollie24

Guest

I was born two weeks late, in Murphy North Carolina.  No I'm not a "Tarheel"…my blood runs gold and blue!  Mom and I moved from NC when I was two back to her home in West Virginia.  I've been here pretty much ever since, and I don't plan on leaving!

I attended college at, you guessed it, WVU for two semesters, and the birth of my first nephew, caused my husband and I to move our new family back to the mountains, where we felt safe….Morgantown is no place for babies!  My only nephew was born in our apartment conviently located directly down the street from Ruby Memorial Hospital.  My wonderful husband rescued Isaac from the toilet after his mother, my seventeen year old sister, gave birth (no one knew she was pregnant); without Don, Isaac surely wouldn't be here….nor would I!  But the baby is a thriving, intelligent, loving little man, whom we affectionately call "Bub".

I feel confident that West Virginia will be my last home…I just can't get her out of my system!  This state has some of the most lovely people; this site has some lovely people also….thanks for having me!Wave

11:51 am
February 3, 2010


brooksshaver

Arkansas Ozarks

Hatchling

posts 1

Hi Ya'll!  Am I the first Arkansas Hillbilly on here?  I live in northcentral Arkansas in the foothills of the Ozark Mtns.   I've lived here all of my life except for a couple of brief ventures outside the state.  I'm a widow who still longs for the real farm life.  I only have 2 acres, 12 chickens, 2 rabbits and 7 cats left since my husband passed away five years ago.  I love to garden and cook.  I have a grown son and a beautiful 6 year old granddaughter who is just darn near perfect.  She would rather be at my house than anywhere in the world, and like me, she loves the farm life.

12:45 am
February 27, 2010


Ladybug

Rural Arizona

Big Chicken

posts 13

   Welll I live in Rural Arizona, just plain old country folks (Cowboys / Cowgirls) life style here is simple.  

   Love Animals and miss them … mostly my Cattle Dog he was my Golden Boy !!! and my protector

   my heart will always be in the Mid-West something just never depart from the heart. Nice meeting all of you and hearing about yourselfs..  Great Forum here…. thanks for having me Wave

   Country Living at it's Best… LadybugLadybug

1:40 pm
February 27, 2010


Christine

Banty

posts 3

I'm from Indiana. God Bless, ChristineHug

11:37 am
February 28, 2010


chives

Banty

posts 4

I am new. I live in Shelton Washington. Vicki


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