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Lynnie

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A friend told me the other day that years ago she and friend noticed that everything pertains to, references, is, or circles back to Ohio.


Sure enough, we noticed Ohio tags, I started craving Cincinnati Chili, I love the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and just today some one said, "What's that town that begins with a T?" Toledo.

Why wasn't the Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia? :idontno:
 
I dunno about Ohio, but once you decide to notice something you will see much more of it. I believe the field tests of the theory used colors and art galleries for testing.

It is one of the reasons why positive and negative views have such a dramatic effect on one's life. If you look for joy and love you find it, if you look for evil and hatred you find it.
 
No offense, but Ohio is just not on my radar. I have never had any connection to that state other than Ocean Lover. I :wub: OL.
 
No offense, but Ohio is just not on my radar. I have never had any connection to that state other than Ocean Lover. I :wub: OL.
There are some good people in Ohio, especially Cleveland. We offer 4 seasons of weather and we are on one of the Great Lakes which is full of history. There are lots of things to do here including the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame. Summer is grayt with Lake Erie. Boating swimming and also scube diving. Winter offers grayt skiing and tubing. Fall is wonderful with the changing of the leaves. Stop by, you will not regret it.
 
KISH, every town I've been to in Ohio was pretty groovy. Cleveland spent $$$$$ on cleaning up the river front and the Hall of Fame is really cool! I didn't notice anything from or about Ohio today, however. :biggrin:
 
I can't say I think a lot about Ohio, but I have heard it's a nice place. KISH, you make me wanna visit there. :wave:
 
Now that I think about it, we had a lot of friends at Tulane from Shaker Heights. Their parents would fly to NOLA and take us all to the best restaurants in town. Ah, the pain. ;-)

Lynnie, you are right. Six degrees of separation.
 
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