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COLD DARK ROOM
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My pleasure !
If someone wants to learn a little bit German, please feel free to ask me.
Seeds ? Do you want some ?
Where do you live De42 and do you have a name, if I may ask.
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ah yes.
I must have fallen asleep here in this room. The snow leopard woke me up though so no worries. My chair seams to have wondered off somewhere but I've ask the leprechaun to help me find it. Everyone seams to stay in the corners a lot. Do the woolspiders live in the middle of the room?
I do like cheese. Do you have some?
If I cannot find anything, then I might just take you up on that. You are however such a sweetheart for offering.
Lol. Looks like you have this..
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I live just off to the side of the middle of nowhere in the Appalachian Mountains near the border of North Carolina in Tennessee. In particular I live in a place called coffee Ridge; actually the subsection coffee Ridge Loop at the head of coffee Ridge to me more precise. This is of course in the United States of America.
My name is Daniel son of Floyd son of Varnel. But you may call me Daniel or Dan if you wish.
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Lol thanks. I was reading some of the start to this thread last night but I am sad to say that I do not believe that I will make it all the way through.
Fine that you like cheese. When Adam has not eaten all there should be cheese for you. I take a look.
It is hopefully only one woolspider ( id it exist ) but no one knows where it is. The armadillos often wander off, search for another but don`t use the biggest one. That is our coffee and tee table !
Well at the bottom it mentions the number of pages (I think) and 8979 which is what it shows on my phone is rather alot to get through.
My mom's mother had German parents, but Mom only learned a little German.My pleasure !
If someone wants to learn a little bit German, please feel free to ask me.
My spelling is probably off, but some things I remember her saying:
"Auf der Arbeit!" which she said meant "off to work!"
"macht nicht aus" which she said meant "it doesn't matter"
"Bist du eine Teufel" which she said meant "you're a little devil!"
Is the English translation of these right, Sabine? @Bee62
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89787 post and counting.
Oh, thank you very much for this information. I like "Dan", when you allow me to call you so. I am Sabine from cold, old Germany ! You can call me Bee if you want.
In the middle of nowhere sounds good to me. I don`t like towns. I like nowheres very much !
I like the Bist du eine teufel one.My mom's mother had German parents, but Mom only learned a little German.
My spelling is probably off, but some things I remember her saying:
"Auf der Arbeit!" which she said meant "off to work!"
"macht nicht aus" which she said meant "it doesn't matter"
"Bist du eine Teufel" which she said meant "you're a little devil!"
Is the English translation of these right, Sabine?
That's really cool, Dan! When I was a kid, my parents had a summer cabin in Murphy, North Carolina which is kind of near where North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia all come together. I haven't heard of Coffee Ridge, but that doesn't mean anything because, as a kid ,i would not have noticed anything outside of where we were. The Appalachians are ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS. I envy you getting to live there!!!
Sabine, I bet you would like the Appalalchian mountain area! If i understand correctly, they are a very old mountain range (as mountains go). They often have clouds and fog, so different areas are called The Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains. They are not nearly as high and dramatic as your Alps and the other mountains in Germany, but they have their own beauty. I miss them. 
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Off to have lunch with a friend.
Not see you all later!
Not see you all later!
Yes it is Bea ! 100 points for you.My mom's mother had German parents, but Mom only learned a little German.
My spelling is probably off, but some things I remember her saying:
"Auf der Arbeit!" which she said meant "off to work!"
"macht nicht aus" which she said meant "it doesn't matter"
"Bist du eine Teufel" which she said meant "you're a little devil!"
Is the English translation of these right, Sabine? @Bee62
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They are but I am actually thinking about moving once I finish college to a place with more people than where I am now and a but warmer. I hate the cold, no offence to the owner of the room.That's really cool, Dan! When I was a kid, my parents had a summer cabin in Murphy, North Carolina which is kind of near where North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia all come together. I haven't heard of Coffee Ridge, but that doesn't mean anything because, as a kid ,i would not have noticed anything outside of where we were. The Appalachians are ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS. I envy you getting to live there!!!
I think charelston sc would be a nice place to live and it had plenty of job opportunities for the field I'm going into.
It will be sad to sale this house though if I do move. My father and I built it ourselves.
Yep that's the only two pics of the outside I have on my phone lol.
