What country and what region of that country do you live in?

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I was just curious; and perhaps it might drive a view lurkers from out of the

shadows? Also, you don't have to answer the second question if you don't want

to.

I live in the Northeastern Region of the USA - specifically in the state of New

York.

C.

[Guest guest]

Pittsburgh PA, USA (Eastern time zone)

Helena

To: "ACT for the Public" <ACT_for_the_Public >Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2011 8:29:33 AMSubject: What country and what region of that country do you live in?

I was just curious; and perhaps it might drive a view lurkers from out of the shadows? Also, you don't have to answer the second question if you don't want to. I live in the Northeastern Region of the USA - specifically in the state of New York. C.

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South Carolina, USA. Sent from my iPhone

I was just curious; and perhaps it might drive a view lurkers from out of the shadows? Also, you don't have to answer the second question if you don't want to.

I live in the Northeastern Region of the USA - specifically in the state of New York.

C.

[Guest guest]

Rochester, NY, USD>  >> I was just curious; and perhaps it might drive a view lurkers from out of the shadows? Also, you don't have to answer the second question if you don't want to.

>> I live in the Northeastern Region of the USA - specifically in the state of New York.>> C.>> -- Darrell G King, RN, CASAC-TRochester, NY, UShttp://darrellking.comDarrellGKing@...

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Washington State, USA Pacific Time Zone Rochester, NY, USD> >> I was just curious; and perhaps it might drive a view lurkers from out of the shadows? Also, you don't have to answer the second question if you don't want to. >> I live in the Northeastern Region of the USA - specifically in the state of New York.>> C.>> -- Darrell G King, RN, CASAC-TRochester, NY, UShttp://darrellking.comDarrellGKing@...

[Guest guest]

Tasmania, Australia

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> I was just curious; and perhaps it might drive a view lurkers from out of the

shadows? Also, you don't have to answer the second question if you don't want

to.

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> I live in the Northeastern Region of the USA - specifically in the state of

New York.

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> C.

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[Guest guest]

Rhode Island USA

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> Albuquerque, New Mexico

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[Guest guest]

pleasure !

Re: What country and what region of that country do you live in?

thank you for your replies Bill and Majella.

warm wishes

WEndy

'It's just a step to the right....put your hands on your hips and bring your knees in tight'

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I live in Armadale, a suburb of Melbourne in Australia.

I was born in England in 1948 and came to Australia in 1970 for the bargain

price of twenty pounds, thanks to their assisted passage scheme.

Of all the big changes I've made to my life over the years, coming here was the

best thing I ever did. The climate is wonderful, the people are friendly, and

the culture is rich and varied.

I'm writing this while sitting outside a cafe in Melbourne's CBD enjoying a

latte and people watching. Later, I'm going to an English-style pub for a couple

of beers while I work on a story I'm writing and do some more people watching

(to fuel my writing of course--writers need to be good observers).

Cheers,

Stan

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> I was just curious; and perhaps it might drive a view lurkers from out of the

shadows? Also, you don't have to answer the second question if you don't want

to.

>

> I live in the Northeastern Region of the USA - specifically in the state of

New York.

>

> C.

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[Guest guest]

England (Leeds.... in the People's Republic of Yorkshire!)To: ACT_for_the_Public Sent: Tuesday, 15 November 2011, 23:01Subject: Re: What country and what region of that country do you live in?Hi,I live in Armadale, a suburb of Melbourne in Australia.I was born in England in 1948 and came to Australia

in 1970 for the bargain price of twenty pounds, thanks to their assisted passage scheme.Of all the big changes I've made to my life over the years, coming here was the best thing I ever did. The climate is wonderful, the people are friendly, and the culture is rich and varied.I'm writing this while sitting outside a cafe in Melbourne's CBD enjoying a latte and people watching. Later, I'm going to an English-style pub for a couple of beers while I work on a story I'm writing and do some more people watching (to fuel my writing of course--writers need to be good observers).Cheers,Stan>> I was just curious; and perhaps it might drive a view lurkers from out of the shadows? Also, you don't have to answer

the second question if you don't want to. > > I live in the Northeastern Region of the USA - specifically in the state of New York.> > C.>------------------------------------For other ACT materials and list serves see www.contextualpsychology.orgIf you do not wish to belong to ACT_for_the_Public, you may unsubscribe by sending an email to ACT_for_the_Public-unsubscribe@...! Groups Links<*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ACT_for_the_Public/<*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional<*> To change settings online

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