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Quote kaycountrygal: Lomille, I just read your post. You sound like a very nice person, especially reading to your 86 yr old mother. I used to read to my grandmother (newspaper, magazines, etc) & she appreciated it so much. Just wanted to say I think that is so thuoghtful of you. Hope you & your mother have a good day. Kay in NC 12:45pm kaycountrygal: Thank you. My mom has lived in NC all her life. Tarheeler-yeah! Oh, I did apologize. Take care. Sister L. 1:20 PM. |
Blue 501![]() |
Hi Tarheels (& everyone else). I was born & bred in North Carolina too & have had folks here since at least 1709 (just the ones from Europe. I am pretty sure some of my people were watching when the first boats landed). |
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Quote Blue 501: Hi Tarheels (& everyone else). I was born & bred in North Carolina too & have had folks here since at least 1709 (just the ones from Europe. I am pretty sure some of my people were watching when the first boats landed). I'm TARHEEL born and bred altho I lived in VA and FL for a period. Gooooo UNC Tarheels |
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Quote lomille: Quote kaycountrygal: Lomille, I just read your post. You sound like a very nice person, especially reading to your 86 yr old mother. I used to read to my grandmother (newspaper, magazines, etc) & she appreciated it so much. Just wanted to say I think that is so thuoghtful of you. Hope you & your mother have a good day. Kay in NC 12:45pm kaycountrygal: Thank you. My mom has lived in NC all her life. Tarheeler-yeah! Oh, I did apologize. Take care. Sister L. 1:20 PM. oh oh oh my husband is from Kinston NC. His deceased mother talked about Lenior County, Wilson and al the towns ending in 'Boro' and his sister went to Fayetteville College. We always brag about Smithville hams and Mount olive pickles to our friends. Paula Dean has taken it to another level. |
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Quote Blue 501: Hi Tarheels (& everyone else). I was born & bred in North Carolina too & have had folks here since at least 1709 (just the ones from Europe. I am pretty sure some of my people were watching when the first boats landed). My husband traced the plantation back to their origin. He and his mother visited it.It's Somerset Plantation in Cherry NC in Tyrell (sp) County. |
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nana3 habits re hard to break. I wont' tell you what I just ate but fried chicken and steamed potatoes ( you know the kind you cut up aa many onions to match the potatoes. not quite) |
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Hi. I used to keep up with you people over at updates, but it isn't the same anymore. Where is trouble and the Limo trips? |
Brendamouse![]() |
Good morning everyone. TRUTH must be on the road or something. Bad boy.Doesn't he know we need him here!!! |
CindiAnn![]() |
Good morning all....I've been reading the posts and truly do enjoy our time together on the board. |
CindiAnn![]() |
Checking out for a bit - Huntsville is under tornado warning |
Brendamouse![]() |
Administration is getting serious about shout outs!!! I'll be toggling back and forth today. |
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Quote Brendamouse: Administration is getting serious about shout outs!!! I'll be toggling back and forth today. Brendamouse, we can shout out of Train Sharon or Train Phungus, I emailed Candance and she said (well read the post) I'm wishing people would get a life and not get their feeling hurt because they don't get shouted out too! As I start to converse with people on post they got added to my shout outs, but oh well! Life does go on! |
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Quote kmc320: Quote Blue 501: Hi Tarheels (& everyone else). I was born & bred in North Carolina too & have had folks here since at least 1709 (just the ones from Europe. I am pretty sure some of my people were watching when the first boats landed). My husband traced the plantation back to their origin. He and his mother visited it.It's Somerset Plantation in Cherry NC in Tyrell (sp) County. I have been to Somerset: beautiful old house with cypress growing near it. I think there's been some huge reunions of descendants of Somerset in the past. There are deep waterways that run thru it (maybe for drainage-it's very far east) & the tour guide said a small boat overturned with a son of the owner and some other children in it and they drowned. I think that was pre-Civil War. I had a short vacation from caring for my mother & went down east on my own to see wintering swans & the Fossil Museum at Aurora and the lake where they found 10,000 year old Indian canoes preserved in the muck. Stayed in an old inn at Belhaven on the water (I was the only guest!) Very nice and peaceful trip for me. I did not get to see the swans but saw the sign for Somerset & made a detour to see it. |
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Yes Sandi, they have nearly ruined the site. Not the same at all. I never got invited on the limo rides but cracked up hearing about it. Did Truth & Trouble et al get banned or just get bored & leave? |
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Cindi, did your husband ever get posted at Camp Lejeune? That is my home turf (literally). My grandmother, a widow, had her house and farm on Courthouse Bay. Everyone lost their land in the late 1930's when the government decided they needed a base on New River to help protect the coast from the Germans. They let us have a big reunion there every fall & the descendants of families in NC since the 1720's get to meet & greet each other & enjoy each other's fine Southern cooking. Would not miss it for the world. My 93 year old Mama is one of the original survivors. She was one of the last to move out. She weighed 95 pounds & was very beautiful & alone b/c my father was in the Navy & it was getting dark & her ride had not come & she was afraid so she sat on the steps with her rifle waiting. A soldier asked her "You wouldn't shoot us, would you Lady?" and she replied "Not unless I have to". It was all so sad. Most of the older people who were forced to move died off very quickly. One old man had a heart attack on his porch when the bull dozers came to push his house down because he would not sell the government his land & move. They only gave my grandmother $2000 for her house & outbuildings & 50 acres of beautiful, historic, waterfront land. But a base really was needed there. During the Civil War the Yankees seized most of the inlets to the ocean very early & during WWII there were enemy submarines all up & down our coast. |
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