To find my place I click on UserCP in the red line across the top, then click on the little blue check mark at the left of the thread name. Takes me to where I left off everytime!
Editing this. The line across the top is blue on the main page, turns red once you get to this thread.???
Oh my gosh, that never even sank in the first time around! TOO funny!
I hear you. We are in training. Yesterday we trained for the cruise by going to a champagne brunch at Marie Calendars. It was delicious!
People on the west and east sometimes are confused about the states in the middle
How's this for a funny addition!
According to this website: www.ipmcenters.org/cropprofiles
the top 5 dairy states were:
1. Wisconsin (big surprise)
2. California (where I hear they're happy)
3. New York (this really did surprise me)
4. Pennsylvania
5. Minnesota
According to this website: www.nass.usda.gov
the top 5 beef cattle producing states were:
1. Texas
2. Kansas
3. Nebraska
4. California
5. Oklahoma
Note all but California are part of the Great Plains States.
Hope this helps.
Thanks...that will be my route. You just saved me a ton of time because 50% of the time, I can't remember what page I left off on! (It's an over 40 thing, I'm sure
Angie, where are you?
People, people, people.....it's menopause. Or for Capt Spanx and his cohorts andropause.
Holy COW!!! This is as good as tip as the right click mouse "open new window" tip.
Marilyn, it is impossible to offend DrHug! In our 40 years I have never known him to be offended. He understands humor! 
Nope, sorry.
We left Bethlehem, PA, drove west to Ohio, north through Michigan to Mackanac, west across the upper penninsula of MI, south through Wisconsin to get to Minneapolis-St. Paul to see the Mall of America.
Then north to Hibbing Minnesota to see the iron mines--DH worked for Bethlehem Steel at the time and that was one of their iron mining sites. West through North Dakota, Montana, dipped into Wyoming to see Yellowstone again.
North to Glacier only to discover that the permitted length of vehicles through the park on the Highway to the Sun had been decreased another 12 inches since our research so we had to loop south of the park on Rt, 2. I did the tour-guide thing and named peaks as we went based on glacier patterns. Since we had expected to drive through, we did not have enough time scheduled to camp a day and take the van transport so that was all we saw of Glacier.
Staying north we went through Idaho and into Washington. We stopped at Grand Coulee Dam and went on to Seattle. We ate at a waterfront restaurant and the next day started south. We went to the Aquarium, then south on Redwood Highway to see the TREES!
South to Disneyland a couple days and then east to PA through Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio.
In 1986 DH and figured out that if we planned our trips well, we could hit all 48 of the contiguous states before DS#1 was a Senior in High School, so he became a MAN WITH A MISSION.
Jan
Thank you Marilyn. We did have a great day at DL. Then dinner at Outback. Yum. Today is my actual birthday.
Everyones birthday wishes mean a great deal to me. This birthday has been somewhat difficult for me as it is the first one without my mom. So thanks to all of you for making my day one filled with love and friendship.
