Comments on: Home is where my ZIP Code is. http://www.ronalfy.com/home-is-where-my-zip-code-is/ Life is a blog. I wanna write it. Wed, 29 Feb 2012 14:19:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Michal from vacuum reviews http://www.ronalfy.com/home-is-where-my-zip-code-is/#comment-39441 Michal from vacuum reviews Wed, 03 Sep 2008 20:41:41 +0000 http://www.ronalfy.com/?p=735#comment-39441 Yup everything is true Yup everything is true

]]> By: Minnesota Attorney http://www.ronalfy.com/home-is-where-my-zip-code-is/#comment-38336 Minnesota Attorney Mon, 25 Aug 2008 06:08:56 +0000 http://www.ronalfy.com/?p=735#comment-38336 Well said. That reminds me of the old saying, "Home is where your stuff is." Well said. That reminds me of the old saying, “Home is where your stuff is.”

]]> By: tom http://www.ronalfy.com/home-is-where-my-zip-code-is/#comment-31685 tom Sat, 17 May 2008 01:04:31 +0000 http://www.ronalfy.com/?p=735#comment-31685 so good ! so good !

]]> By: valerie http://www.ronalfy.com/home-is-where-my-zip-code-is/#comment-31277 valerie Fri, 09 May 2008 15:14:34 +0000 http://www.ronalfy.com/?p=735#comment-31277 Heh, she should have left it at "Texas." :) I feel ya, though, even having only lived in three places all within 60 miles of one another. When asked that same question, I have to pause and wonder if they mean where I live now or where I grew up. Especially when it comes to people in the town I live in who can be kind of elitist and sometimes not real friendly/open towards people who aren't "from" here. Which also has me laughing at Rick's comment as the town I live in has a population of about 4,400. :) Heh, she should have left it at “Texas.” :)

I feel ya, though, even having only lived in three places all within 60 miles of one another. When asked that same question, I have to pause and wonder if they mean where I live now or where I grew up. Especially when it comes to people in the town I live in who can be kind of elitist and sometimes not real friendly/open towards people who aren’t “from” here. Which also has me laughing at Rick’s comment as the town I live in has a population of about 4,400. :)

]]> By: Ronald Huereca http://www.ronalfy.com/home-is-where-my-zip-code-is/#comment-30928 Ronald Huereca Thu, 01 May 2008 03:51:48 +0000 http://www.ronalfy.com/?p=735#comment-30928 @Rick, That's great. I would love to live in Phoenix. I went to college there. When I was 16, my mom moved us to Springfield, Colorado (population 2,000). I as in Las Vegas, Nevada before that. I can definitely relate to the extreme culture shock :) @Rick,

That’s great. I would love to live in Phoenix. I went to college there.

When I was 16, my mom moved us to Springfield, Colorado (population 2,000). I as in Las Vegas, Nevada before that. I can definitely relate to the extreme culture shock :)

]]> By: Rick in Phoenix http://www.ronalfy.com/home-is-where-my-zip-code-is/#comment-30927 Rick in Phoenix Thu, 01 May 2008 02:53:49 +0000 http://www.ronalfy.com/?p=735#comment-30927 Ron, I know the feeling having grown up as an Air Force Brat. It seems like everytime you got a new best friend it was time to pick up and move again. I do enjoy knowing what I learned about the world from traveling. As I became a teenager my parents seperated and Mom moved us to some little hick town in Minnesota, population 10,000. It was immediate culture shock for me. Most of the kids there had never seen the ocean, not to mention they also took time off from school during harvest season to operate combines. I felt way out of place. Thank God I was only there for about 1/2 of a school year. I begged Dad to move back to Vandenberg in California. Being back around what I considered normal people at the time was very refreshing. I was born in Phoenix in 1966 when Dad went to Nam and my Mom stayed with my Grandma, who by the way is 93 now and still going strong. I've been back in Phoenix since 1994 and I can proudly say that I have adopted a permanent zip code. Ron, I know the feeling having grown up as an Air Force Brat. It seems like everytime you got a new best friend it was time to pick up and move again. I do enjoy knowing what I learned about the world from traveling. As I became a teenager my parents seperated and Mom moved us to some little hick town in Minnesota, population 10,000. It was immediate culture shock for me. Most of the kids there had never seen the ocean, not to mention they also took time off from school during harvest season to operate combines. I felt way out of place. Thank God I was only there for about 1/2 of a school year. I begged Dad to move back to Vandenberg in California. Being back around what I considered normal people at the time was very refreshing.

I was born in Phoenix in 1966 when Dad went to Nam and my Mom stayed with my Grandma, who by the way is 93 now and still going strong. I’ve been back in Phoenix since 1994 and I can proudly say that I have adopted a permanent zip code.

]]> By: Ronald Huereca http://www.ronalfy.com/home-is-where-my-zip-code-is/#comment-30918 Ronald Huereca Wed, 30 Apr 2008 22:57:59 +0000 http://www.ronalfy.com/?p=735#comment-30918 It's not a thing a lot of people can relate to. In fact, it aggravates them sometimes when you can't list a hometown. It’s not a thing a lot of people can relate to. In fact, it aggravates them sometimes when you can’t list a hometown.

]]> By: Andrew http://www.ronalfy.com/home-is-where-my-zip-code-is/#comment-30867 Andrew Wed, 30 Apr 2008 05:49:31 +0000 http://www.ronalfy.com/?p=735#comment-30867 I have a similar issue Ronald. I was born in Edinburgh (near there anyway) and live there for 6 months or so, then moved to Cardiff for 13 years, then Oxford for 13 years, now Huddersfield in Yorkshire. It isn't a lot of stops but enough to not be quite sure where I am 'from'. I have a similar issue Ronald. I was born in Edinburgh (near there anyway) and live there for 6 months or so, then moved to Cardiff for 13 years, then Oxford for 13 years, now Huddersfield in Yorkshire. It isn’t a lot of stops but enough to not be quite sure where I am ‘from’.

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