New Englanders! Much ado about New England!

[spook]

Oh yes, we have had rain, sun is out at this moment, the snow is slow to move, but it should whittle down some more soon! The rivers are high, but not flood stage here.

Now folks, for the Oxford Chickenstock, I wanted to make fun signs like how to treat chicks, facts for instance the ones I already have is "it takes 21 days to hatch at 101 degrees F", sort educating yet keeping it simple for kids to understand. Like "the chicken is the closest relative to the dinosaur" (please feel free to get that one right. But I'd like to have these around for giggles.

Take care and thanks in advance!

 

[omelette'smom]

Hey New Englanders! Just got an E-mail from someone I graduated with that lives in the west. How to tell if you're from Mass. It pretty much applies to NE. Funny! Anyone from Humarock or Marshfield or Scituate Ma.?

 

[Reinbeau]

I lived in Scituate when I was little, then moved to Norwell, where I graduated from high school. Have lived here in Hanson every since. It's a great area, the South Shore!

 

[Baymen Moe]

omelettes, I grew up in Duxbury, right next to the greater Vegas area.

Bill

 

[banter]

I lived in Woburn for many years-I have friends all over the state.

 

[CowChick]

Methuen.

A town surrounded by castle walls and old castles.

 

[ticks]

Quote:
Another Vermonter.

 

[Baymen Moe]

If there's any confusion regarding the Vegas reference, I'm sorry, we used to refer to Marshfield as Marsh Vegas. No offense meant to any Marshfield resisdent's.

Bill

 

[Reinbeau]

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Marshvegas-by-the-sea - the kids still call it that!

 

[kmoranjr1]

I live in East Wareham, Ma. Work in Plymouth, Ma. and spend a lot of time in Beddintom, Me.