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SmoothSeas

SmoothSeas

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Just joined. I'm an Elder Orphan and went a-googling for resources and this site popped up - so I joined just too see what I could see and find threads of commonality with other members.

Hopefully, this forum is active. I'm eager to become a participating member, where we all support each other.

So, howdy 2 1 and all...
 

Welcome aboard, SmoothSeas!

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Welcome to our friendly international forum. I'm sure you will find something interesting here to add your comments to :)

I'm in Toronto .. where are you?

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SmoothSeas said:
The life ring is much appreciated and warms my nautical heart. Perhaps, it'll prove prophetic. I'm hopin' so; this is the first senior forum I've joined.
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I love the mixed perception a life-buoy extends, on one-hand it represents a welcome, like as in, you're covered, yet on the other-hand it reflects a sign of a possible ominous future or event. :)

My bet is you'll love it here. Lots and lots of great people, hands-on experience and life knowledge galore, but most of all just a casual group where one always feels at home pulling up a chair to the table and enjoying good conversation.
 
Pinky said:
Welcome to our friendly international forum. I'm sure you will find something interesting here to add your comments to :)

I'm in Toronto .. where are you?

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Hola, Pinky...

An international forum, eh? Hopefully, it'll broaden my horizons.

I'm in central Kentucky, after a recent move from Florida. This latitude is proving to be and adjustment - not to mention the elevation. It's really hilly here; makes my thighs ache when I attempt to go for a walk...

Thanks again for the welcome. Here's hopin' we meet again in another thread...
 
SmoothSeas said:
I'm in central Kentucky, after a recent move from Florida.
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Lots of historical sites there. Zachary Taylor is buried in Louisville. Daniel Boone and Henry Clay around the northeast. Lincoln's birthplace in Hodgenville, along with his childhood farm a few miles away, Knobcreek.

Mammoth cave is a sight to see (no Mastadon's, just beauty).
 
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