Why Oh Why Oh, did I ever leave Ohio? =;)?
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I think it was probably because you had no choice, someone made you go, or because you didn't know you would miss it so much...\n\nbut relax there are a lot of different places in the world, and if you really, really, really, regret moving out of Ohio you can always go back anytime.
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I'm an OHIO STATE student and was COLUMBUS BORN AND RASIED...\n\nOHHHHH WE DON'T GIVE A DAMN FOR THE WHOLE STATE OF $&*(#&%!\n\nscore says it ALL
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I went to... Err... I'm assuming college?  Clay Elementary in Oregon, Ohio was closed down to be added as a wing of the high school...\n\nI went to Harvard University in Cambridge, MA for a summer, but mainly I went to Miami U in Oxford, Ohio.  I also went to (in chronological order):\n\nUniversity of Glasgow, Scotland\nBowling Green State University\nUniversity of Toledo\nThe Ohio State University (Columbus, Ohio, which is apparently concerned that eventually there will only be one state university left in Ohio someday, hence the totally uncessary but "important" article "the" on a proper noun...)\nUniversity of oArhus, Denmark\n\nI guess you could say that I get around.  Right now I'm an undecided pre-PhD student.  I don't know what I want to PhD in or where I want to do it, although I've narrowed it down to something related to social sciences or writing... or maybe law school, which I know is not a PhD.\n\nThe one thing I do know for sure is that I want the next level of education to pay off more than what I pay in (ex: $100K education is not worth $40k/year pay).  That means I need a fellowship, grant, or assistantship or an incredibly good pay return for the cost of the education...
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I've been to Miami several times and gone diving there while on vacations from Chicago.\n\nBut since my dive buddy moved from there about six months ago, I haven't been back.
681953
I have moved from Southwest Ohio to Southwest Georgia, with 3 children and one on the way, due to my husbands job...that move went well, we all adjusted quickly...then we ended up moving from Georgia to Billings, Montana...My husband took a better job, we were at least 2000 miles from anyone we knew, and it snowed all the time.  I was miserable.  We never really adjusted to the move, and I made the decision to go back to Georgia, not where I originally came from, and my husband found work in Florida.  From that point we were very happy, and have made many new friends, and my kids have enjoyed growing up in the South...I must admit..I miss my family greatly!!!\nPeople get married, sick, have birthdays, holidays, picnics, births, deaths...no one is like family.
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Ohio is the answer they were looking for a state
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hey ur back!!!i thot you were gonna leave yahoo ans for good...good to have you back.\nyou know whats the best thing abt you?you post sooooooo many jokes...yet you dont forget to pick the best ans...many ppl jus forget abt their questions after posting them...........umm..u got the hint right???
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Well to answer whether or not you should go back - we would need to know why you left in the first place.  If it were for no reason at all - then maybe you should go back.  But if the 2 of you had serious issues - then you should seriously consider the reason you left and if that is something you want to go back to before you resolve those issues.
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Well I'm trying this again, my computer froze up. I wrote earlier , good question. I enjoy the freedom to do what I am doing now. The ability to go and see places around the world, within reason, and guide lines. Everyplace I have been to has it's own beauty, and I have my favorites. As far as from day to day I wish more people had the same situation we have. My first draft was better, but lost it.
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Good question, tough to answer. I left my country 50 years ago. I was very homesick till I had my own family , kids and all. Now that I am in the winter of my years I dream about my country and my friends still there and I long for it often. I feel my heart is here and my soul I left there and there will always be a hankering for both, wherever I am I miss one of the places. I know that does not help you much but you have to start forming your own roots where you are now or go back.
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Yes... I grew up around Amish country in Ohio.  My great-greandparents were Amish, but they "jumped the fence" (left the religion) before they committed to be baptized.  I still have Amish relatives in Indiana, and the family goes there for a huge family reunion in the summer.
1000468
You have good questions!!! Perfect moment would be to go visit my friend in Texas
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O boys – that was long time ago ! Let me guess ---- Ohio , is that correct ?
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MY b/f dared me to get out of his car in just my patent leather high heel red shoes wiv no clothes on up a country lane.  I did and he drove off and left me.\n\nI was walking down the road covering my bits and saw a car coming towards me.  My b/f had drove off i the opposite direction. Feeling sure he would come back i hid behind a bush.  I stung my ass and crack on nettles.  He did come back and we did laugh but i never did it again. lol\n\nSharon (Wife of TULSI M)
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OSU.. I was living in Nevada.. during this time College was aproching for my kids.  We lookied all over For the best Vetmed in the US.. we wrote everyone. Got lititure. Form all the colleges.. \nI sold my house packed the bags and Moved to Oklahoma Stillwater.. MY kids are in the 4th yrs. One dose Vet med the other one Phycoligy.. {MOM cant spell}  That is why kids go to college.. lol.. \nThe tution is only$7000. a year for instate.  That is why i moved her one year prior.. other wise it is like $15000. Out of country is $26000.  big diffrents.\n\nThe town is great. it is all college kids. tons and tons of childcare.. I opend a day care for if my kids fell in love and got married they would have kids.. well 4 yrs later.. I am taking care of my granddaughte..  \n\nDreams do come true you just have to make them happen.. As for being a mother i devoite my life to my kids they all live with me even being married and i am doing all i can to put them thru college..\n\nNO crime.. Lots of gyms, parks, and the huge OSU/ cowboys.  you will love it here.. it is relaxing.. Not a city life just a small country town full of college kids.\nas for work.. we have 3 factorys.. Walmart.. where all the college kids work.. Every damn Fast food "who cooks" not even me.. if it is not micorwaveabul or fast food.. we dont have time. lol  There are tons and tons of jobs at the college.. My kids work at the college.. my daughter husband at Walmart..  \n\nWages are $6.25 to $7.50 depending on job..just a avrage. the gas staytions are $9.50.. tons and tons of conveient stores..\n\nGreat grade schools..  Go check out OSU...
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I couldn't go to Australia (Kids and dogs) But!!! I did go abroad for 3 years before doing the marriage and kids bit) And it was the best thing ever (For me) Because it gave me an opportunity to discover a new country, different lifestyles also made me realise how much of a home bird i really was! Appreciate my family and friends a lot more. II loved my three years away, came back a different person, far more self-assuming than i was before and, looking back, i'm glad i did! Had i not done it i'd probably regret it today!\n\nI did have my blue days when i would miss my family and friends badly but then ... I made new friends and came back with so much to tell! And it was the happiest reunion ever!
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I once hitchhiked from Ohio to Oceanside, California. I was 16 years old. I started to drive but I had car problems, I took a bus across Arizona and it was disgusting. It was easier bumming rides from people city to city. I wasn't poor but it was still cool. I guess the only downside was that by the time I got there (over a week) my best guy friend found himself a girlfriend and I was the third wheel. What a waste. :O(