[stylist] Romance and Appeal of faraway Places

[EvaMarie Sanchez]

That is funny you say that Debby. As a Californian, well I grew up with
everyone saying the same thing about people of Oregon.. Some things are
hard to get over. I am wondering when I get done with school, where I will
settle. I love and miss the coast and think of that often. Washington is a
consideration, but every time I think of Oregon, the same thoughts come to
mind that I learned in past. Don't mean to, but keep thinking things like,
"No one in Oregon can drive." and such.
I do like the rain though. But I am not sure what about the West Coast
equals Redneck.
Eve

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On Mon, Jul 20, 2015 at 9:47 PM, Debby Phillips via stylist <
stylist at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> But you could also live in some of the other areas like Burien or north
> and be able to do everything you want in Seattle.  I personally liked
> Ballard, but it's probably expensive now, too.    Debby
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