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Tinacat wrote:

Eviticus wrote:South Western Illinois. Wedged somewhere inbetween the corn, soy, and horseradish.

Yup, you live near Cahokia, Illinois; which is the horseradish capital of the world (if i remember correctly)

Me, i live near Carlyle, Illinois which is also in Southwest Illinois. It has the largest man-made lake in Illinois, but the water is like nasty toilet water. http://www.carlyle.il.us/

'Cahokia' being the horseradish capitol of the world? Wrong, try Collinsville or Caseyville. Cahokia is all cought up in their Indian crap, hehe.

Tivia wrote:Atlanta,

Gosh, so many northern kitties here. You may keep your cold weather...meh.

It may surprise you but Portland Or, Seattle WA, and Vancouver B. C. Canada are in the same climate zone as Atlanta GA. Zone 5 on those seed packets.

Major differences, we have shorter, cooler summers, wetter winters, and less humidity. Even when it drizzles for weeks on end we have less humidity.

seattle isn't to bad we don't that much tunder or lightning as i remeber when i was little any more. but its a decent place. don't have to drive to far to get to the moutains or wodds which i like alot. woods are an awsome place to shill and think about things

Well I am a well traveled Kittie

Lived in Tampa, Fl till I enlisted in the Marines. Since then I've lived in Japan, Austrailia, New Zealand, Thailand, Hong Kong, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Germany, (Albany, Ga), and now I'm off to live in Sunny Southern California.

C-Ya on the Beach

Kessa wrote:Well I am a well traveled Kittie

Lived in Tampa, Fl till I enlisted in the Marines. Since then I've lived in Japan, Austrailia, New Zealand, Thailand, Hong Kong, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Germany, (Albany, Ga), and now I'm off to live in Sunny Southern California.

C-Ya on the Beach

Ah the army...goto exotic places, meet exotic people...and then kill them.

'Cahokia' being the horseradish capitol of the world? Wrong, try Collinsville or Caseyville.

I googled it up, and yeah it is Collinsvile.

Cahokia is all cought up in their Indian crap, hehe.

Yeah,

The Indian Tourguide: "OMG, THE CAHOKIANS HAD THE MOST CIVLIZED CULTuRE OF ALL INDIANS!!!!!! And the largest populaton at the time in the world!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!one!!!!!!!!"

Well, i'm a texas kitty, and since i got my baron's hat, i look like one in game too

Tsybil wrote:

Tivia wrote:Atlanta,

Gosh, so many northern kitties here. You may keep your cold weather...meh.

It may surprise you but Portland Or, Seattle WA, and Vancouver B. C. Canada are in the same climate zone as Atlanta GA. Zone 5 on those seed packets.

Major differences, we have shorter, cooler summers, wetter winters, and less humidity. Even when it drizzles for weeks on end we have less humidity.

It does not suprise me..one word. Ocean,

As far as places I have lived, well I am originally from South Fla, have also lived in LA, AR, Tx ( I hated these 3 states ), VA.

I am from Northern New Jersey, lessee the summers are unbearable cuz of the humidity and the winters suck cause I hate shoveling. Moved out to NJ from nyc when I was teen. Most of my family still lives in the city, though my Mom is currently living Maine and father is moving to Charlotte.

Tivia wrote:

Tsybil wrote:It may surprise you but Portland Or, Seattle WA, and Vancouver B. C. Canada are in the same climate zone as Atlanta GA. Zone 5 on those seed packets.

It does not suprise me..one word. Ocean,

As far as places I have lived, well I am originally from South Fla, have also lived in LA, AR, Tx ( I hated these 3 states ), VA.

It did surprise me when I moved here. Two words, Japan Current. It sweeps up the Russian pacific coast, across the Bering Straight, down Alaska and Canada's Pacific coasts and then hits the US mainland Pacific coast.

There is no contental shelf here either.

You can't swim in the ocean for long here without a wet suit, even in the summer.

I have also lived in FL, Miami Beach and Daytona Beach, and all over the Washington DC metro aera DC, MD, VA. I share your opinion of TX, but never lived there, just visited. That was QUITE enough.

London here, btw what's a "season"?

Shanpu wrote: London here, btw what's a "season"?

You have the same seasons in the British isles as we do in Seattle, the rainy season and the other one.

sakono wrote:hey hey^^ i'm up in washington sate^^ nice rainy place in the emrald city of seattle! the cats up here don't mind the rain^^

yeah.. what's with that? I used to hate rain, but now that I live up here, I think it's great. It's something in the water, I swear.

I wish Illinois had more rain. Seriously, it's like 5 minutes of rain then it comes back in 2-3 weeks, or even months. Maybe it's just Orland Park!
I want more rain.

Last few years we've had a light rainy season, its really disturbing too, I shop at the Farm, they sell fresh grown vegtables from IL Farmers and its been a light load due to rain lacking. Sucks, we need more badly.

Firemyst wrote:

sakono wrote:hey hey^^ i'm up in washington sate^^ nice rainy place in the emrald city of seattle! the cats up here don't mind the rain^^

yeah.. what's with that? I used to hate rain, but now that I live up here, I think it's great. It's something in the water, I swear.

Air... That's what is in the water, our air.

Kessa wrote:Well I am a well traveled Kittie

Lived in Tampa, Fl till I enlisted in the Marines. Since then I've lived in Japan, Austrailia, New Zealand, Thailand, Hong Kong, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Germany, (Albany, Ga), and now I'm off to live in Sunny Southern California.

C-Ya on the Beach

Tell me something. I have always wanted to visit New Zealand. It looked so beautiful from what I saw in the travel brochures and have always wanted to visit New Zealand. Its also the place where LOTR's movies were filmed. Is it really that beautiful or just in certain areas the travel agents and such set up?

Born in Oceanside, California
Living in Austell, Ga now

Kiren wrote:I wish Illinois had more rain. Seriously, it's like 5 minutes of rain then it comes back in 2-3 weeks, or even months. Maybe it's just Orland Park!
I want more rain.

There are weeks, it is rainforest weather around my part of Illinois.

Tsybil:
Air... That's what is in the water, our air. Laughing Laughing Laughing

hehe yeah thats it.....ormaybe it's somthing from all the trees?



where you at in wahsington?

Tinacat wrote:

Kiren wrote:I wish Illinois had more rain. Seriously, it's like 5 minutes of rain then it comes back in 2-3 weeks, or even months. Maybe it's just Orland Park!
I want more rain.

There are weeks, it is rainforest weather around my part of Illinois.

You think you have it bad in Carlyle? Over here near E. St. Louis, we're still in the floodplains. We have the tropical jungle, complete with all the humidity trapped in the river valley. ^.^;

Eviticus wrote:

Tinacat wrote:

Kiren wrote:I wish Illinois had more rain. Seriously, it's like 5 minutes of rain then it comes back in 2-3 weeks, or even months. Maybe it's just Orland Park!
I want more rain.

There are weeks, it is rainforest weather around my part of Illinois.

You think you have it bad in Carlyle? Over here near E. St. Louis, we're still in the floodplains. We have the tropical jungle, complete with all the humidity trapped in the river valley. ^.^;

...ummmm, ditto on the humidity. It never gets much below 100% during summer. And Carlyle is in the floodplains, there is a sign just west of Trenton (i think) on old 50 going east, (and maybe west) that shows all the land in the floodplains.

sakono wrote:

Tsybil:
Air... That's what is in the water, our air.....

hehe yeah thats it.....ormaybe it's somthing from all the trees?

where you at in wahsington?

Seattle and the Grand Coulee Dam area. Heck of a comute.

Am I the only kitty from New England?
I live in Grafton, Mass.
Darn friggin trees are already changing colors... I would never move anywhere without snow in the winter though. No snow in winter doesn't sound right.

lol Rinaah, no you're no the only NE Kitty

I grew up in NH and ME, where my families still live. I've lived in Missouri, California (Monterey Bay), San Angelo TX, 1 yr in Soeul Korea, 2 years in PyongTaek Korea and most recently 3 yrs in ATL.

After 3 years in ATL, GA we moved back to Farmington NH (hubby's hometown) just last month. My husband and I where both in the Army and have travelled around quite a bit.

The trees are turning up here too. Snow'll be coming all too soon, meh. I've enjoyed the past 7 yrs of little to no snow. About the only thing "winter" I have in my wardrobe still is a pair of Army boots.

KarouKaniyashia wrote:Last few years we've had a light rainy season, its really disturbing too, I shop at the Farm, they sell fresh grown vegtables from IL Farmers and its been a light load due to rain lacking. Sucks, we need more badly.

We must summon the rain gods, and have them bless us with rain. o_o;

Kiren wrote:

KarouKaniyashia wrote:Last few years we've had a light rainy season, its really disturbing too, I shop at the Farm, they sell fresh grown vegtables from IL Farmers and its been a light load due to rain lacking. Sucks, we need more badly.

We must summon the rain gods, and have them bless us with rain. o_o;

How about another Massive Snow Storm like chicago got back in 79? Or we could have a replay of the Utica/Plainfield twisters xD

/em runs in, snaps Karou's thong and runs back out!

Pennsylvania Kitty here ... cold brrrr

Texas kitty here