Tell me…
lauren on Aug 23 2008 at 9:59 am | Filed under: I'm interested
Where do you live and what’s the thing you like most about it?
I’m really interested. Really.
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Can I tell you where I USED to live and why I loved it there?
Honestly, Chicagoland is not my favorite place to live.
I live smack dab in the middle of where God put me. What I like the most about living smack dab in the middle of where God put me is knowing that I’ve got nothing to worry about. Surely you have some idea of what I’m talking about.
I am writing from London, Ontario - that’s in Canada about 2.5 hours from the Detroit area. I mention Detroit, because that is where I’m originally from. I met my husband on the Internet and that is how I landed here. The thing I like best about London is: my husband, children and our home. It’s never the place where you land, it’s who’s fellowship you have on the journey. I would not want to be anywhere else.
All the best on your new blog and new life in Texas!
I live in Millville, NJ. What I like most about living there is that I am close to my family as it is where I grew up. I have never lived in any other states. I have moved three times as an adult and have never lived more than fifteen minutes from my parents’ house.