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OT: Everyone Post Where You Live Now

It amazes me how many people have crawled out of the woodwork just to give a detailed account of where they've spent their lives. I've never even seen many of these names and some are very low-count posters.
 
Took a stroll down memory lane, posting pics of all the places I've had the pleasure (or misfortune) to live in, most recent first, and walking back in time...

Jersey City, NJ
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Montclair, NJ
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Highland Park, NJ
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Kill Devil Hills, NC
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Harrisonburg, VA
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Portsmouth, VA
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Norfolk, VA
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Lambertville, NJ
East Brunswick, NJ
New Brunswick, NJ
Princeton, NJ
Lewes, Sussex (UK)
New Brunswick, NJ
 
Summit NJ. Current

Jersey City, NJ
New York, NY
Baldwin, NY
Uniondale, NY
Hempstead, NY
Hollywood, Fla
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
 
CoralKnight said:
Coral Springs, FL

Charleston, SC -- Jealous

Jerusalem, Israel -- Absurdly jealous. I've been there and have told people I want to live there for at least a year. Love me some Israel.

Rhinebeck, NY

New Brunswick, NJ

Howell Township

Lakewood, NJ
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Las Vegas, NV

Augusta, ME
Hillsborough, NJ
Basking Ridge, NJ
North Brunswick, NJ
Muncie, IN
New Brunswick, NJ
Fort Worth, TX
Cliffwood Beach, NJ
 
FanuSanu52 said:
It amazes me how many people have crawled out of the woodwork just to give a detailed account of where they've spent their lives. I've never even seen many of these names and some are very low-count posters.
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Well the thread title does request that "everyone" post.
 
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Baltimore, Maryland

Germantown, Maryland
Greenbelt, Maryland
New Brunswick, New Jersey
New York, New York (Staten Island)
Livingston, New Jersey
 
South Amboy, NJ

Piscataway, NJ/Hartford, CT
Newark, NJ/Belmar, NJ/Newburgh-Fishkill, NY/Providence, RI
New Brunswick, NJ
Wayne, NJ
 
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Current: Rahway

Previously
State College, PA
Rikers Island, NY
State College, PA
Leavenworth, KA
State College, PA
Attica, NY
State College, PA
San Quentin, CA
State College, PA
Alcatraz, CA
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Sorry to hear about your times at State Penn. I hear that the others there are like zombies.
 

I spent a week setting up a Dr's office in Mat-Su / Wasilla many years back. What a gorgeous part of the country.[/QUOTE]
I hear that you can see Russia from Wasilla.
 
Lifelong Elizabeth, NJ here.

Noticed quite a few people lived in North Brunswick. We have been looking in the Hidden Lake area...any feedback?
 
East Brunswick where grew up and went to HS
Baltimore college @ Loyola U
Old Bridge when got back and away from parents
Now Monroe Twsp since got married in 80
 
David_RU said:
I wonder if my company dismantled some of the work you did in Albany. We took apart a molecular sieve that I think was used in an alcohol drying process to repurpose up in NJ for a process down in Puerto Rico. That's confusing to read.
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Molecular sieves--something I thought I would NEVER see on a football message board. Small, medium or large pore? Structure type? Si/Al ratio?
 
Drod629 said:
Lifelong Elizabeth, NJ here.

Noticed quite a few people lived in North Brunswick. We have been looking in the Hidden Lake area...any feedback?
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That is a fabulous area. It's been quite a few years (20), but we did two stints in Governor's Point, and we wanted to buy a townhouse or a house in Hidden Lake, but we could not afford one at the time. The proximity to the train (Jersey Ave), New Brunswick and Route 1 worked for us both really well for our commutes. There are a lot of things I miss about North Brunswick, but the thing I miss the most is the volunteer fire department. I volunteered for the station on Cozzens Lane in the early-mid 90's and those were some great years and a great bunch of guys. Amazingly busy and well run volunteer fire department.
 
Knight Shift said:
That is a fabulous area. It's been quite a few years (20), but we did two stints in Governor's Point, and we wanted to buy a townhouse or a house in Hidden Lake, but we could not afford one at the time. The proximity to the train (Jersey Ave), New Brunswick and Route 1 worked for us both really well for our commutes. There are a lot of things I miss about North Brunswick, but the thing I miss the most is the volunteer fire department. I volunteered for the station on Cozzens Lane in the early-mid 90's and those were some great years and a great bunch of guys. Amazingly busy and well run volunteer fire department.
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Thanks, we keep getting drawn back to that area (Timber Glen as well, right across the street from the FD). It's a beautiful and well kept area. Plus the train is close which is a plus for my commute.

Only concern is I'm getting a lot of feedback that the town has been going downhill the last 10 years as well as the schools. It could be true or it could be a cultural thing, as a lot of the older folks have moved out. Schools seems to be stabilized around the 120-140 range in NJ. Not great, not bad, good enough to provide kids with a good education. I don't mind that, what I want to avoid is a situation where the town really is in a downward spiral.

Sorry to derail the thread.
 
Drod629 said:
Thanks, we keep getting drawn back to that area (Timber Glen as well, right across the street from the FD). It's a beautiful and well kept area. Plus the train is close which is a plus for my commute.

Only concern is I'm getting a lot of feedback that the town has been going downhill the last 10 years as well as the schools. It could be true or it could be a cultural thing, as a lot of the older folks have moved out. Schools seems to be stabilized around the 120-140 range in NJ. Not great, not bad, good enough to provide kids with a good education. I don't mind that, what I want to avoid is a situation where the town really is in a downward spiral.

Sorry to derail the thread.
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I think @Tango Two is still in North Brunswick. I have a relative who lives there, and I will reach out to see what the deal is on schools.
 
Boston, MA

Rockville, MD
Fairfax, VA
Piscataway, NJ
New Brunswick, NJ
Carteret, NJ
Frankfurt, (West) Germany
 
Drod629 said:
Thanks, we keep getting drawn back to that area (Timber Glen as well, right across the street from the FD). It's a beautiful and well kept area. Plus the train is close which is a plus for my commute.

Only concern is I'm getting a lot of feedback that the town has been going downhill the last 10 years as well as the schools. It could be true or it could be a cultural thing, as a lot of the older folks have moved out. Schools seems to be stabilized around the 120-140 range in NJ. Not great, not bad, good enough to provide kids with a good education. I don't mind that, what I want to avoid is a situation where the town really is in a downward spiral.

Sorry to derail the thread.
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I sell real estate in the area. Office is on 27 in South Brunswick. North Brunswick schools are decent, not great. South Brunswick, East Brunswick, & Monroe all have better schools, IMHO. Also, some elementary schools in town are better than others.
Still Hidden Lake is a nice neighborhood.
Was out showing homes in No. Brunswick today

As for me, I was born & raised in Sayreville. Live there now.
Past stops. Kendall Park section of So. Brunswick
Normandy Beach
Franklin Park
New Brunswick
Also spent a couple summers living in Italy in my youth
Auer/Ora Italy (not far from the Alps)
Florence,
 
West Paterson, NJ
Little Falls, NJ
Verona, NJ
Montclair, NJ
New Brunswick, NJ
Piscataway, NJ
Somerset, NJ
Sarajevo, Bosnia
Hvar, Croatia
Manhattan, NY
Hoboken, NJ
San Diego, CA
Santa Monica, CA
Marina Del Rey, CA
 
Newark, De
Buffalo Grove, IL.
Piscataway
North Plainfield
South Orange
Milltown
 
Newtown, PA

Bristol, PA
Edgewater Park, NJ
Newtown, CT
Lancaster, PA
New Brunswick, NJ
Doylestown, PA
Washington Crossing, PA
 
Berkeley Heights, NJ
Warren, NJ
Plainfield, NJ
New Brunswick, NJ
Ft. Jackson, SC
Bridgewater, NJ
Willingboro, NJ
Collegeville, PA
Kabul, Afghanistan
North Wales, PA
 
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