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Just wondering if there are any other oregonians around?


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Former Oregonian here :)

I'd do a search for Oregon. I know there are a few around!

It's a beautiful place, I sure miss it!

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Yes, I love it here! I was born and raised, however due to my husbands job I have been all over the u.s.

I really truly do just love it here, we have all the seasons. No major natural disasters, the bugs are small, they don't fly and hiss, and no sales tax ( for now anyways) Plus its just beautiful here. Sheesh I'm not bias am I lol, :rolleyes:

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Hi, I'm a bit a newbie. My husband's working in Portland so I quit my job and moved down here. I love Portland. Worst part has been moving away from all my friends. I'm from the Seattle area. It seems like there are quite a few places to go out and eat. I love the art scene here, it is kind of a trippy city. It's nice to meet you.

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