Thank you very much my dear. Yes it was. X

I'm sorry if I missed anyone's comments. I'm not online enough to remember where I left off.

do u believe in pixies

Th Alice in wonderland theme hits far too close to home.I feel like a fish out of water quite alot.more than I can even remember

Lots of back and forth migrations and connections to Canada is one thing I learned from some anthropology forums.and the topic I am discussing is the Midwest

Some neighborhood in some place in Oregon is home to a notable Transylvania Saxon community

The Midwest in general is very rich in terms of its Eastern European German heritage.Montana has a thriving hutterite community whom their ancestors lived in Moravia then went to Transylvania and 2/3rds of them left the faith for more mainstream branches of Christianity some time ago in Montana that is and 30% of South Dakota was of Volga German heritage.Oregon had 7000 Volga German who mostly married out decades ago

Also Oregon has a thriving eastern euro community both with its Russian old believers,Transylvania Saxons and Volga germans.barring the old believers due to their closed off nature I take it many folks in Oregon have one ancestor that was a Volta German or a Transylvania Saxon

Sorry for the late reply Sherrie.I'm still dealing with the stuff I mentioned before.I'm glad your teen son is a upcoming artist.in the past his only outlet would have been that crude website newfound or deviant art but now he has options with the big wife though you are aware cable tv in general is dying out right?Oregon ey :).I played the Oregon trail in a neighbor's house.it kinda traumatized me with its content of dead relatives.nothing visually graphic but the text was still enough for my 7 year old brain

Sorry darlin, I slept the whole night through. I would have liked to watch it with you. You like Mia Wasikowska from Crimson Peak, for obvious reasons? Not so obvious babe, you'll have to explain lol Well I know you like gothic horror, so that was my inspiration. Yes I remember taking you to Bram Stoker park. Good memories. I know that his house was very non descript, but I do remember it being a highlight of your trip here, along with St. Anne's Church where he was married. Apocalyptica and Brent Smith go well together. Glad you liked it, and glad to see you here for once lol Love you. XXX ❤