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Let me know you are out there and live close to me. Maybe we can meet sometime. My first meeting with Noah who lives in my city went well and I would like to know that there are more of you Albertans out there.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
All My Central Alberta Followers
Let me know you are out there and live close to me. Maybe we can meet sometime. My first meeting with Noah who lives in my city went well and I would like to know that there are more of you Albertans out there.
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I've never been to Alberta, but it sure looks like beautiful country. I'd run screaming back to the south the first winter, I'm sure :)
I agree, beautiful country. Not sure if this old Floridian can take snow and the cold but i'd sure love to visit.
I assume when you say that your meeting with Noah 'went well' you mean that the meeting ended with no bloodshed and you both left with all your fingers and toes. (Kidding, just kidding.)
We actually found concensus on many many issues I will have you know. He's old school fanboy like me.
Oh and for you two warm weather boys. You do get used to the cold and snow. It can be invigorating. And it will make a man out of you like that song from Mulan.
Sorry -- down here in balmy South Canada (Minnesota)...
Pearl
I'm from Northern Idaho originally, and much of that landscape looks familiar. There are times I miss it--the mountains more than anything else--though a nice swift-flowing river would cheer me too. Cool to be meeting your neighbors! (I'm afraid of mine)
Sorry Im too far east. I won't say the name of the city Im from because every one else in this country says they hate us, or at least the city. CDN's need to look out for each others six so I am always disapounted by most of my countrymen/women's attitude towards us.
Granny always told us, "if palm trees don't grow there, don't go there!"
Where I live we don't even get frost...
I really need to renew my effing passport.
Yes you do Megan. Then you can come see the snow and the igloos and ride the Polar Bears to the hockey games.
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