~My Love For A State I Have Never Been To~

Nope, can't say that I ever felt a connection like that!

NC is a wonderful state I loved it when I visited it a few years back. Tennessee is also very beautiful too. Hang on let me see the whole of the USA is beautiful too I am always taken aback by the diverse beauty.

I'm thinking Kentucky, with its "blue hills" but I did pass through there once.. through the mountains.. so beautiful and I am of all things, definitely a 'hillbilly' at heart, which to me is complimentary, hillbilly being to my mind a good thing.. (I was surprised to find some think of hillbilly as an insult!). I also feel a strong link to New York City, though believe me, I am no city gal! But I did live there for a year, when I was all of six years old. I don't know why I feel the affinity..

I felt a connection like that for Florida when I was in my 30's. I even went down there for a job interview. The problem was everything was so expensive there. I could not find a place that I could rent for me and the boys. I had to give up on that dream. So I have stuck with NC since then.

Interesting question. I'd like to see more of France as only been through it - seeing Paris in the distance, as my ancestry is from there. I would like to see the US state of Maine having read so much Stephen King.

No I spend the first 15 years of my life in foreign countries so I do not even have a hometown. But I want to live in Oregon and we are moving there next year.

I hope this desire can come true for you. My first hubby and I chose Kansas, rather than Oklahoma, but we both had been there, and his grandmother lived in Kansas. I went to college in Kansas, and here I still am.

I think I feel a connection to the small community my father came from in Canada and for some reason, Cornwall. When I see photos of Cornwall, it looks very much like a place I could be happy. Some of my ancestors came from there and the coast is like the coast here where I live.

I do, but mine is another country. Ireland.. I just feel peace overwhelm me looking at the photos of Ireland. My Great grandfather and his siblings and Parents came here (USA) from Ireland back in the very early 1900's he was just a boy having been born in the last part of the 1800's and he lived until he was 94.. longer than my grandparents actually. So I got to visit with him. - I don't know if that is why I feel such a connection to a place I have never had the pleasure to visit yet. But I think Ireland is just magical! Ps. I love KY and Wyoming too.. but never been there either.

My step sister said the very same thing about Tennessee when she was a teen. Well, she did go visit there with her dad once. But,she and her husband moved there and been living there for years now.

it is not important where you live