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@Dutchy,

true

You look forward to going to a live sporting event.

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@Stormwatch,

True.

You have never attended a Rodeo.

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@Dutchy,

true, not high on my to do list.

You have never been to a rock concert.

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@Stormwatch,

False. I've even been to a Metallica!

You dreamed of opening a restaurant some time in your future.

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@tsarstepan,

false, the less cooking I have to do in my life the happier I am.

You would love to own your own business.

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@Stormwatch,

C'est trop vrai!

You never visited the Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth, New Hamshire.

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@tsarstepan,

false

You have been to Sturbridge Village MA several times.

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@Stormwatch,

I haven't been in a while but it's true. I have been the that village countless of times. Probably one reason I grew up loving history so much.

You have fond memories of Prescott Park and the Portsmouth Theater by the Sea.

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@tsarstepan,

false, just getting to know Portsmouth recently.

You have traveled in NH

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@Stormwatch,

Yes. Many wonderful summer vacations spent in Rye, New Hampshire with my great aunt and a combination of my brothers, sisters, and cousins.

You never visited Old Hampshire or just plain Hampshire, England.

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@tsarstepan,

true, although someday I hope to visit Europe and travel extensively

You love the coast of Maine.

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@Stormwatch,

One word! Kennebunk! Though to be fair, that's the farthest north I believe I have ever been in North America.

Nope. That's wrong. I've been to Portland, Maine and Ashland, New Hampshire so that's not the farthest north in North America.

You've been to a concert at Tanglewoods.

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@tsarstepan,

false, my daughter just saw Kings of Leon there a few weeks ago though.

You enjoyed the Portland waterfront.

( I'm from Maine..love Portland and Kennebunk, and everywhere in Maine actually..lol I grew up in Brunswick)

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@Stormwatch,

I'm not sure I can answer that question. I'm more familiar with the collective waterfront of Kennebunk and Kennebunkport then with Portland. If I have ever visited the Portland waterfront, I can't remember it very much or I was too small to remember.

You personally know former Maine governor, Angus King, no relations to the uberbestselling author, Stephen King.

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@tsarstepan,

false

You would like an ocean front home.

( Mt Desert Island..Acadia National Park...awesome place! I love to go there and stay in Bar Harbor...I miss home!)

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@Stormwatch,

AN ocean front home would be quite cool. Heck, I'd live on Cape Cod if I could get away during the summer tourist season.

You believe that Maine plagiarized its state bird, the chickadee, from Massachusetts.

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@tsarstepan,

false, I didn't know they had the same state bird.

You think each state having a state bird, flower, animal etc. is a bit silly.

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@Stormwatch,

[I didn't know Maine's state bird either ... had to look it up. I already knew Massachusetts from reading a bit of trivia... most likely in a newspaper a long long time ago.]

False. It doesn't bother me. In fact, it can be kind of cute. I often brag about the Rhode Island official state beverage... coffee flavored milk. Kind of quaint and quite delicious as well.

You didn't know that at one time, Maine was apart of Massachusetts until it became a separate state in 1820.

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@tsarstepan,

false, I did know that

I also knew about RI's coffee milk. One of my best friends from college days is from RI. I used to tease her about her accent. She says cawfee..she is a second grade teacher now and I ask her how she can teach the short vowel /o/ BTW cawfee milk is awesome!

You prefer American history to European history.

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@Stormwatch,

I'm transhistorical. I love both American and European histories.

You have a partial manuscript for a children's book. [If not then why not? Hmm...?]

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