Welcome John [Split from Where in the World]

Hi:
Greetings to all, From "The Land of Shake and Bake", Glendora California on the West Coast of The Unites States of America.

 

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Natascha:
Really like your comments regarding animals.

John A. Menart

 

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Welcome to Wilders John A. Menart.

Hope u enjoy your stay.


snowbound

 

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Snowbound:
Regarding qoutes refering to democracy, this is one of my favorites.

"The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not"
Thomas Jefferson


JAM

 

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Thank You !

And welcome !!

 

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Hey Nettie

I reely liked your comments aboot animals too.

You didn't have to git personal tho!!

Yip..yipping in Yokahama, Yipes ed

 

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I'll show you what's 'personal', Edster !!

HERE --- look me in theee eyeee...deeeeeply into theeee eyeeeeee...

and you'll know I'm up to no good.....


http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/8631/chih01918xy.jpg



http://img131.imageshack.us/img131/4368/angelnot8xe.gif​

 

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Poor little thing.........a one-eyed pup.......you really shouldn't mock the afflicted like that Neutralina.........it's not nice.......

Cochise, Eyeless in Ely...

 

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Hey Nuttie,

I think you done a misteak like you done afore. I prezoom yoo meant to say "look into my threeeee eyes. Last time I looked into the green one. I think I'll try the red one this trip around.

Mesmirised in Messypotamia, Misled ed

 

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Well....gouda for you chise,

Instead of putting in your 2 Farthings you should be out in the garden minding your peas and ques.

Dotting my T's and crossing my ayes in Outer Herbrides, Ogling ed

 

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Natascha:
You indicate G.E. Cleveland. Anywhere near Nela Park? What are the current weather conditions?

JAM

 

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Hi JAM,

Sorry if my former GE, which is an abbreviation for "Germany" confused you.
It's where I was born and raised ...and I don't live too close to Cleveland, but about 1 1/2 hrs. northeast of Columbus.

 

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Natascha:
That explains the exotic name. Hope you are enjoying your time in the U.S.. I was born and raised in Cleveland, and have fond memories of General Electric's Nela Park at Christmas Time.

Saw a picture of your pup on http://cuteoverload.com/.

John A. Menart

 

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Thank's. I Do enjoy living in the U.S..


And my fondest memories I have of General Electric is trusting only appliances with their "seal of approval"...after my unindentifyable
hairdryer started smoking the other day ! http://img421.imageshack.us/img421/2728/laugh5si.gif

 

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Natascha:
Not to make fun of the situation, young lady, but be thankful that it was the dryer and not your hair that was smoking.

What are the weather conditions in the town an hour and a half from
Columbus?

John

 

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Oh, of course I'm thankful I still have my hair, lol ...and that's why I'm able to laugh about that smoky~situation.

Do you really want to know ??

http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/3178/freezing8pb.gif


http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/5135/icerockspath8rz.th.jpg

~Click on the pic, and you'll see what I see AND Feel, in great details !!~



Yes it's true.
I'm allergic to cold.
Earlier today it was in the teens...and now it's 21F.

God forbid to let it drop any lower !

About time that spring comes, yes ? ​

 

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Natascha:
I attempted to click the picture of the kid with the earmuffs, but nothing happened. It was not very warm here today either. The maximum was 60 degrees. You should start experiencing some warm up in the next 20-30 days.

I feel so sorry for the people in that part of the country as they attempt to maintain some comfort, coonsidering the price of natural gas and crude oil.

I hope spring arrives a little earlier this year, so to lessen your heating bills.

"The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not"
Thomas Jefferson

 

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That little person was supposed to represent Me...freezing in the mideast of Ohio!

The small white/blue picture, in the middle is what I would like you to click.
It then goes to the site that hosts it.


I feel sorry for them also. I don't even want to remember christmastime 2004, where we had an ice-storm and lost power for several days.
It was so cold in the house you could see your breath.
I was surprised the pipes didn't burst!

Well...thank goodness for friends with a huge woodburner in their house.

 

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Natascha:
What type of animals do you have as pets? How long have you resided in the U.S. and Ohio? Do you intend to remain here, or are you only temporary to receieve an education and then return to Germany. What city was your home in Germany? I have one old time friend who I worked with many years ago who lives in Stuttgart.

John

"The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not"
Thomas Jefferson

 

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Hello John,

You asked about my pets...how fitting. Just today we had a discussion about it.

Here:
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?p=689430#post689430

I'm originally from the huuuuge city of Berlin.
I miss the variety of everything. Very different from where I'm at now. You can say that I'm still a bit in culture shock, lol!


And I will see what the future may bring....always going with the flow as to what will happen next.


A couple of pics of "my" Berlin:


http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/1866/strandbadwannsee4nd.jpg


http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/29/wasserstadtberlin21fv.jpg


http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/8536/berlinoberbaumbrueckefernsehtu.jpg




http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/4051/berlinbeautifuloldbuildings3td.th.jpg

~Click on this small pic with the numbers to see it in full size~



Well..photos are never enough to see (show) the full Richness of the place ~ and everything that belongs there.

 

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Natascha:
After looking at the pictures, I can see why you may be homesick. I don't remember that much, but the closest you might find of waterways that somewhat resemble Germany, would be The Erie Canal, which at the beginning of the 20th Century was a very important route for commerce.

I only have one pet at this time, a 10 1/2 yr. old Belgian Malinois, that was abandoned. I really enjoy his company, and he is an excellent watchdog. When I was a police officer, my department had one of them and he was highly regarded by his handler and all the officers.

You have no reason to apologize for you use of the English language. You express yourself very well. Much better than I think I would in German, if I were in Germany.

I sicerely hope you enjoy your time in The U.S. and decide to become a permanent resident.

John