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A Canadian Perspective on Living in the Windy City!
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Really interesting! Thank you for sharing!
Why thank you, my dear!! Cher xo
Thanks for educating me about your home town, Cher. looks lovely! ❤️
Thank you, John! I’ll be posting more pics soon, including some of the stonework that the Scots built for their textile mills! Cher xo
I await your next upload Cher. ☺️🇨🇦
Awh, thanks, John!! Cher xo
Beautiful river in a town settled by the Scots 🙂
Ah yes. Thank you, Laurie! It really is a charming little town! Cher xo
It is beautiful that those areas which basically were used for commercial use (there are many watermills in the Buffalo area too) which are made a recreation area of. Thanks for sharing, Cher!
Oh yes, I agree dear Erika! Well I didn’t know that about the Buffalo area! Thank you, my dear! I’ll be posting more of this area (along with Toronto) soon! Cher xo
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Enjoyed the history tour, Cher! 🙂 xo
Ah, thank you so much, dear Bette! Cher xo
Thanks for sharing this , Cher, really interesting! ♥️
Why thank you, Iris!! Cher xo
I love both the photo and the audio clip, Cher. In my teens, I can so remember waiting for the postman to arrive because I had Pen-Pals around the world. Waiting for the postman was exciting and it always made my day if there was a letter from one of my pen-pals.
I do wonder how different the world would be if the mobile phone had never been invented. You only have to go to a restaurant or bar and see how instead of talking to each other and enjoying the time, most people have their heads down looking at a screen. The art of conversation is dying, but your audio clips keep it alive.
Why thank you, dear Hugh! It certainly makes one wonder about the world without smartphones, doesn’t it? I noticed that too, and I think about people using the phones when they have ‘real’ people in front of them. Are we turning into a culture of robots? LOL Ah, bless! That is so thoughtful of you to say; thank you! I really do enjoy good conversation and, like you, I love getting letters. Now, my handwriting has never been very good (I blame it on being left-handed which is only an excuse!) but taking the time to hand-write a letter is not only enjoyable, but I think others like to receive them. Thanks so much, Hugh! Cher xo