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I think I haven't posted in here.

I'm from Indonesia, where the sun shines all year (and I love it).

I'm located in the Wasatch Mountains (a Westernly branch of the Rocky Mountains) Western Central Location of North America

This is one of my favorite mountains to hike, I feel lucky that it's only a 20 minute bicycle ride away, and fortunate since I don't have a motor vehicle.

I live in Scotland

I live in Indiana. Winter sucks here. Though we have lots of snow days (days school is called of because the buses can't go on the icy roads.)

I'm from Taiwan, but lived in Northern Virginia, USA

California, USA here. Specifically the central valley and always too darn hot!

I have lived in many places, in the USA, regarding my education. I began living in Nebraska, and then began living in Wyoming and/or Colorado for several years. As odd as this may be, I have jumped between Wyoming and Colorado because of my folks' jobs. Now, I am working my way in being a permanent resident of Louisiana

I live in the northwest part of Russia. I've been born in a big city and studied in another but my true home is in the little town where I live since I was 5 and I'm living there now.

I live in Slovenia. Small country in middle Europe, but I love it.

California U.S.A.
I love the sunshine and yes Earthquakes do happen but I think I can handle earthquakes better than Hurricanes or Tornados and I lived through them all So Far! (And I'm not making Light of any of these "Forces of Nature", because they are all terrifying to say the least)

I live in Southern California,USA. Prior to that Illinois and indiana. Havnt been through big earthquake but I can take blizzards and tornadoes alot better.

I live in Indonesia, an Asia country.
My area is a crowded city with sun and rain take over a full year without can predicted. Wet months and dry months just become theory, we face with a year full of unpredictable weather, you can even feel both in the same day!
Sunny hot at noon and rain all the evening, or the opposite.

We have a lot of delicious food here and also great natural views! People need to start care of it before all vanished. #crossingfinger

Kaiwa Alexandra wrote:I think I haven't posted in here.

I'm from Indonesia, where the sun shines all year (and I love it).

Hi fellow Indonesian! Nice to know you!
Have fun here!

I live in the US. I just moved to North Carolina a few months ago but I'm originally from Connecticut.

I live in Idaho, USA. It's an absolutely beautiful area with tons of lakes and pine tree's everywhere.

I live in Indiana, USA. We have very wild weather here. One day there will be a blizzard and the next day a drought. There are also a ton of cornfields which makes Children of the Corn a little more creepy to watch.

I live in Belgium, a tiny country in Europe, squished between the Netherlands, France, and Germany. I live in the Dutch-speaking part of the country (yes, this tiny little country has 3 official languages).
I think chaos best describes us, both in urban planning as in politics. I've been told that Belgians come off as cold and anything but social, but if you get to know us we're really fun Oh, and don't forget about the beer, waffles, french fries, and chocolate!

I live in



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usa

I'm boring, yay.

I live in Canada! Some people believe we live in Igloos and get snow all year. We have a cold and snowy season, a wet season, and a warm season. We can get snow from about November until April. Our wet season starts in March or April and goes until the end of June. Our warm season goes from June until September or October.

Heyyy, I myself live in the USA, East Coast.