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In what town/city were you born?

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New city slogan started by our new mayor is SeeMySet!

 

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That is how I felt too...:lol2:

New city slogan started by our new mayor is SeeMySet!

 

HAHAHAHA

 

No way.

Madison, Indiana. Cool old river town.

 

I like Madison. We used to always stop at a little drive-in at the bottom of the hill on the Kentucky side. Madison was our midway point on our trips to Indiana as a kid.

 

Watched the boat races there once when I was about 10.

Covington, on the bank of the Ohio (William Booth Memorial Hospital, another by same name in Detroit).

Cincy. Good Samaritan Hospital. My mom had worked in the lab there after college and wanted to go to doctors she knew.

 

Unfortunately, despite the fact that I've never had an address outside of Kentucky, that technically makes me a Buckeye.

 

Two Cincy Good Sam’s!

Michigan City, which ironically is in Indiana.

Maysville, Kentucky. Hayswood hospital which is now condemned.

Michigan City, which ironically is in Indiana.

 

I ate at a bar there once the night before we went to see Louisville play at Notre Dame.

Madison, Indiana. Cool old river town.

Best friend I ever had was from Madison.

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