Ooh, my 17 homes have been spread across 10 towns and 3 countries. 4 if the constitutional oddities of the United Kingdom lead you to count Scotland as a "country" rather than a "nation".
Only one US state, though.
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Ooh, my 17 homes have been spread across 10 towns and 3 countries. 4 if the constitutional oddities of the United Kingdom lead you to count Scotland as a "country" rather than a "nation".
Only one US state, though.
Let's see, my 17 homes have all been in the same nation but in 5 states and 10 different towns/cities.
8 cities, two states, one country. I need to get out more.
3 US states, 3 NYC boroughs, 0 Monkeys.
I love the blue, Tom! Very nice.
Last night's TAR was extremely enjoyable. A good booting and Phil's eyebrows were working overtime. The misogynist meathead team needs to get off my TV right now. I refuse to call them the Frat boys out of respect for Kev and Drew. And they can take Lake with them. Other than that, I'm enjoying everyone so far, which is shocking coming of a season of Paolos and Weavers and Godlweskis, oh my!
1 city, 2 suburbs (of said city), 1 village. I think I am the boringest
Hmmm.
Five states and a colony (I'm sorry, are my DC issues showing?) and two provinces. Cities ranging population 1,052 to 8,008,278. No suburbs.
Since I left for college - four cities, three states.
All in the Midwest, except for that year and a half in San Francisco.
Jennifer Garner was so cute, especially while tripping. I missed it the first time around so I'm glad I finally got to see her here.
I've lived in 16 places. It seems like more, but I guess it's about average. Weird, because I feel like I move all the time. I geuss that's an average of moving every two years, even though I spent 17 years in two places.
Since 1973: 4 states, one foreign country, 12 different addresses among the five locations.
So apparently, I enjoy a change of scenery, but once I get where I'm going, I settle in pretty much one spot and don't move until it's time to go to the next state and/or country.
This game is fun!