Packers around the world.

[mmmdk]

Re: Packers around the world.

I mean, where were you born and where do you live now.

Born and raised on my parents farm.
Currently live in my house!

Sounds nice! Dairy country?; I love horseraddish cheddar cheese from Wisconsin.

[mmmdk]

Born and raised in Chetek.

No one ever told me I could leave

Can I google earth this Chetek?

[Patler]

Re: Packers around the world.

I mean, where were you born and where do you live now.

Born and raised on my parents farm.
Currently live in my house!

Sounds nice! Dairy country?; I love horseraddish cheddar cheese from Wisconsin.

Yup! Milked many cows in my day.

[OS PA]

Born and raised in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Spent my first two years of College in Decorah, Iowa at Luther, and now i'm finishing up my College years in St. Louis at Webster.

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Born and raised in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Spent College in Decorah, Iowa, and now i'm finishing up my College years in St. Louis.

Are you at a new school now? I know you were at the one in Lax for awhile. I cleared out all my facebook friends when I was applying for co-ops. Let me re-add you.

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I was borne and raised in Greenfield, Wisconsin. I lived in Platteville for 2.5 years across the hall from user 3irty1. Now I live at home again and am wrapping up my senior year at UWM.

[Cheesehead Craig]

Mine is kinda lame but here goes:

Born - Burlington, Wisconsin (claim to fame is Nestle's Chocolate City USA and now Tony Romo)

College - moved around Wisconsin and went to college at University of Wisconsin (LaCrosse) - Class of '93

Post - traveled a bit compliments of US Army and ended up in the hell otherwise known as Southeastern Minnesota for work.

Dude! I'm from B-Town as well. Worked at Nestles in highschool and during summer break in college.

Currently reside in the Twin Cities.

[Carolina_Packer]

Born in Janesville, WI (parents graduated from Fort Atkinson High School)

Moved to Iowa at age 9 (did middle, high school and college there)

Moved to MN, met my southern wife on a work assignment and we decided to move to Cary, NC (near Raleigh) to be closer to her family (10 years now and counting and I really enjoy the winters).

So the winters in NC are warmer than in Wisconsin & Iowa? I wish we had more snow in Denmark - we're not like Norway or Sweden.

I guess it depends on your definition of a nice winter. If you like snow in winter, don't move to NC. We are two hours from the Atlantic, 3 hours from the Blue Ridge Mountains and D.C. is four hours north. It's a nice area. Winter temps are usually low 50's. We still go through 4 seasons, we just don't get more than a few flurries of snow each winter.

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I read an article last year where Cary, NC was one of the best places to live in the USA.

They said weather is fairly moderate, it is a good city to live and work in, wages and high and cost of living is low in comparison, lots to do, etc.

For awhile I was thinking that place sounds perfect to raise a family.

Any thoughts on this?

[MJZiggy]

Grew up in Milwaukee
Now live in DC

[Badgepack]

Born in Southwest Wisconsin

Now in New Mexico

[Him8123]

born and raised in Wilmington NC
also known as Wilmywood for our film production movie studios
Graduated fromt he same high school as Michael Jordan see him every year at the Charlotte Bobcats training camp they have every year here at UNCW just my claim to fame. sorry

[mmmdk]

I read an article last year where Cary, NC was one of the best places to live in the USA.

They said weather is fairly moderate, it is a good city to live and work in, wages and high and cost of living is low in comparison, lots to do, etc.

For awhile I was thinking that place sounds perfect to raise a family.

Any thoughts on this?

Sound very Scandinavian

[LaFours]

Born and raised in Chetek.

No one ever told me I could leave

That's cool. My family has a lake house on the north end of Prairie.

[Brando19]

Born and raised in southern West Virginia. (About 3 hours from Charlotte, NC)