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U.S.A. Ohio

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The U.S. Postal Service issued a stamp

honoring the one hundredth anniversary of the

first flight by the Wright Brothers.

The first man in powered flight was from Ohio.

The first man ever to orbit Earth was from

Ohio.

And the first man on the moon was from Ohio.

It sounds to me like a lot of people are

trying to get out of Ohio!

Specializes in LTC, CPR instructor, First aid instructor..

That's the way I feel about Central Pennsylvania after living in New York (not the city) 54 years.

Specializes in LTC, CPR instructor, First aid instructor..

That's the way I feel about Central Pennsylvania after living in New York (not the city) 54 years.

Specializes in Geri and adult psych, hospice.
I was born & raised in Ohio, but then moved out to Southern California for 3 years. I moved back here to Ohio. There's no place like home. The grass may look greener on the other side, but I love it here & plan on staying.

Funny, that's how I felt too after living in Chicago (the actual city) for 4 years! I just moved back here 3 weeks ago and it feels good. Don't know if I'll stay here FOREVER (still feel a pull towards San Diego :) ) but for now, it's home and where the heart is.

I was born and raised in Ohio, moved to Virginia then Maryland. I remember there was a headline in the Cleveland Plain Dealer: "Last One Out, Turn Off the Lights."

Ohio is not a bad place at all.. we are close to wonderful states like Indiana and Michigan and the Great Lakes ! :) woohoo

Ohio is not a bad place at all.. we are close to wonderful states like Indiana and Michigan and the Great Lakes ! :) woohoo

hehehe...

When I read your post my imediate thought was "close to wonderful states like Kentucky, Tenn, West Va... totally the other direction!

Hye Dixie,

There sure are some really great folks in Ohio, and they are my relatives too. LOL! No kidding, I think the state is pretty and the people are nice for the most part. :roll

I was born & raised in NW Ohio, lived in AL, CA, & NY - Moved back in the 80's and for me, this is home. I love our flatlands, cornfields and "amber waves of grain." I'll probably be a Buckeye until the day I die!

hehehe...

When I read your post my imediate thought was "close to wonderful states like Kentucky, Tenn, West Va... totally the other direction!

yep, those too.. great states ! I love all neighboring states!

we rock :) very nice ppl south of ohio

I was born & raised in NW Ohio, lived in AL, CA, & NY - Moved back in the 80's and for me, this is home. I love our flatlands, cornfields and "amber waves of grain." I'll probably be a Buckeye until the day I die!

Nice to meet you Duchess

mkue :)

Hye Dixie,

There sure are some really great folks in Ohio, and they are my relatives too. LOL! No kidding, I think the state is pretty and the people are nice for the most part. :roll

Yep, for the most part ! :)

mkue

This is my home, Ohio, love it.

Okay, so there could be more sunny days and warm weather, but I'm such a homebody. I'm from Lancaster and am looking for others in my area for friendship and advice on the Nursing Field.

I am 24 years old and have been working for Jenny Craig Weight Management for over a year. I love Nutrition, Promoting Health and Wellness, and Fitness. I have an Associate Degree in Sport and Fitness Management from Columbus State and am now ready to take that next step in my life: return to school so that I can, so call, "better myself." I need some major advice...

Back in 99, I was in the Nursing program at Hocking Tech. for two quarters. Looking back, whether it was nervousness, self-doubt, immaturity, well, whatever it was, I dropped out. I didn't even give it a chance. I'm at that stage in my life where I know what I enoy: helping others, counseling, nutrition and health, and feel as though Nursing could be a possibility. I feel that my beginnng years in college lead me to Nursing through pressure and of course, being unsure on "what I wanted to do with my life" into the program. My dream back then was to be a labor coach. I feel right now that I'm torn between becoming a Nurse or becoming a Registered Dietician. I'm like the "few" that are "not too sure" about handling blood, smells, and needles, but I think that I am a strong person with a drive to succeed. I feel like I've gotten some message, maybe through God? to keep Nursing an option. But I don't feel that super secure feeling, like "OMG, I wanna do Nursing, no doubt." I am a somewhat insecure person so the thought of jumping back into something I once dropped out of makes me feel uncertain. What do you all think? How did you know you want to make Nursing your career? I feel as though Nursing a secure field with a lot of opportunity. But I love the idea of becoming an RD and felt maybe I could crosstrain into this type of field?

What are your best feets of advice do you think you could offer?

Thank you!

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