Where's everybody from?

[Miss Kitty]

It's not about where you are in life, it's about where you go!

And I'll be going in 11 days!!!! Woo Woo!!

 

[Dabell]

And I'll be going in 11 days!!!! Woo Woo!!

Yeah OCT 1 2 3 4 5th!

 

[iwishiwasthere]

Loved the book. Really funny and entertaining, unless it is your life. Glad you changed. Enjoy the city for me.

 

[Gypsea]

What year was it that you moved to Pensacola? We have good friends that lived there as well and he went to flight school. They stayed at our WC place last fall and went over to Pensacola and had so much fun reliving their memories, and seeing some of their old haunts still standing!

Sueshore, my husband (a native of Hot Springs, Ark; USNA Class of 75) started flight school in September of 1975. It is fun to go back to Pensacola to relive those memories. It is also worth the drive to take the family to see the National Museum of Naval Aviation. What is your friend's name and what year was he in Pensacola? If it was around the same time there is a good chance that they know each other.

 

[Paula]

Ok, I was born in Mass. Moved to Long Island when my mother was having my sister. Lived with My mother's Mom and Dad, Italian family here. Talk about Food? I can make the best gravy and meatballs you ever had! Fish dishes to die for! Nothing comes close!

Where in Mass were you born? I lived in South Hadley, Western Mass, (near Holyoke, Springfield, Northampton, Amherst) for the first 21+ years of my life. I still go back there a few times each year to see my sisters and a few childhoold friends. Half of my family's Italian, too. My father came to the US from Italy when he was about 18 years old, met my mother, and stayed here. I can cook some pretty good home-made ravioli that melt in your mouth. We have them every Thanksgiving before the turkey.

 

[Dabell]

Where in Mass were you born? I lived in South Hadley, Western Mass, (near Holyoke, Springfield, Northampton, Amherst) for the first 21+ years of my life. I still go back there a few times each year to see my sisters and a few childhoold friends. Half of my family's Italian, too. My father came to the US from Italy when he was about 18 years old, met my mother, and stayed here. I can cook some pretty good home-made ravioli that melt in your mouth. We have them every Thanksgiving before the turkey.

Boston, moved when I was about 1. I love Ravioli! I need to make it with wheat flour ( better for ya).