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ibizniz
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# Posted: 23 Mar 2007 16:45
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Hiya
yes, other than CSG the groups mentioned here are young.
I am an oldie, 5 1/2 yrs
there are many groups even older than mine.
Nitsa co-founder of CSG I believe joined under James D'alessandro (who is no longer in coastal) who joined under me
so you can see, we probably all have a related upline 
cheers
maria porter
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roger
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# Posted: 23 Mar 2007 20:36
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Hi Maria,
I think Bruce Ledgerwood signed under you, yes? If so, I signed up under him....actually under, under him - we're all connected eh?.....
I lived in England for a couple of years as a young adult and when I read your posts it takes me there. Very fond memories!
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# Posted: 23 Mar 2007 21:16
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Hi Roger
yes small world...Bruce is one of the most wonderful and caring people you will ever wish to meet.
...where in England, I come from the west country around Bath. I lived in Bristol before moving to Dallas 17.5 yrs ago.
talking genealogy....I am actually 3 away from Al
I am astonished at just how popular coastal has become. When I joined coastal there were only 3 directors on the internet and I was one of them...
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Maria
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luvtravel
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# Posted: 23 Mar 2007 21:33 � Edited by: luvtravel
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Only 3 Directors on the internet wow those were the good old days!!
Now there is what about 300 thousand Directors?
At least it feels that way.
Terri
BTW we visited Bath,England when we were in London last Nov. beautiful countryside.
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ibizniz
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# Posted: 23 Mar 2007 21:40
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Hiya Terri
you bet it feels like more...
and so many spanish speaking sites
but you know the internet is huge, you just have to do something different to stick out
yes I have to say Bath is lovely. We went to Scotland and the Lake district last yr and that area is also spectacular.
I am having a lot of family coming over at the end of May....10 of them, so that will be interesting...
Great to hear from you, we will have to meet soon
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maria
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roger
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# Posted: 23 Mar 2007 21:41
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You're not kidding Maria, I was going to call him Bruce "Generouswood" instead but I stopped saying that when he started calling me "Patooo"
hehehe....
I lived in London, specifically Streatham (aka St. Reatham!) but I worked in the west end, in fact one of the bombs that went off in the terrorist attack was literally just outside Tavistock House near Euston station where I worked. I literally jumped out of my couch when I recognized the building where the shattered bus was sitting idle, it freaked me out.....I spent a lot of time in Lyme Regis in Dorset, as you know a beautiful part of the country.....Bristol's a nice place!
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# Posted: 23 Mar 2007 22:21
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Yes, Maria we will have to do lunch soon.
Terri
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ibizniz
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# Posted: 23 Mar 2007 23:01
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Hiya
Terri that would be great, my treat!
Roger, Dorset is beautiful, my sis lives in Poole, Dorset and my younger brother lives in Tavistock, Devon (close to Plymouth)
home of Sir Francis Drake
yes it certainly is a small world.....
we were in Monte Carlo, (WHAT a place) heard some American's talking, so we asked one lady if she minded taking our picture....
she said not on your nelly....
just kidding there to make it interesting, actually she said yes,
she was from Dallas (but lives in Monte Carlo most of the time I think) and is the owner of The Texas Land And Cattle steak restaurants (Terri you know them I am sure)....
I will have to try and find that picture
a very small world indeed
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maria
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# Posted: 23 Mar 2007 23:03
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p.s. Roger....
Gald you were OK with the bomb going off so close...
I have never heard a bomb go off in my life, must be scarey stuff.
maria
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# Posted: 24 Mar 2007 09:27
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Quoting: ibizniz The Texas Land And Cattle steak restaurants
Oh yes, the Texas land and cattle steakhouse, not to make anyone hungry but picture this, a mesquite smoked sirloin (Texas size) and a Texas sized margarita.......
They have, I think about 21 locations.
Did you sell them a package Maria??
Terri
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# Posted: 24 Mar 2007 11:32 � Edited by: roger
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Quoting: ibizniz Roger.... Gald you were OK with the bomb going off so close... I have never heard a bomb go off in my life, must be scarey stuff
To clarify that point as I see how it reads from my post, the attacks happened 10 years after I left England, I just recognized the building when I saw it on TV.
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ibizniz
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# Posted: 24 Mar 2007 12:26
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Hello Roger...
still it's an odd feeling when you recognize a place after an awful incident.
I have pictures of myself sitting in the windows of the world restaurant...
they give me chills now...
And Terri, I actually didn't think of mentioning coastal to her....the lady is megarich....
Have you been to Monaco?
An amazing place...just like they show it on TV
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maria
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# Posted: 24 Mar 2007 14:09
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No I haven't been there but sure would love to visit Monaco one day.
First I have to pay IRS $6k than sell more packages and than Monaco, I guess in that order.
Terri
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# Posted: 24 Mar 2007 15:15
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Hello Terri
yes, you have to pay Uncle Sam first....
maybe you can look at all your deductions again?
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maria
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