> > Oooooooooh. I see. You don't know how long that's been bugging me-- thank you!
>
> Honey, you need to come down south. You'll learn as much as I did in Alaska. I guess I should have explained grits.
> Howard

Yes, yes I do.

It's fascinating to me the divergence of culture that goes on in nations. I mean, it's one thing to think in terms of a continent's society, another to think in terms of a country's society... but past the political and major geographcal divisions, there is so much to be learned, such a variance. I've never really gotten to know Alaska, other than a few larger cities (ick) and, of course, my [relatively big] town. I've always thought in terms of travelling to new, exotic places, but more recently I have begun to understand the depths of my ignorance about "home" [place of residence], be it my valley, my state, my country, or my continent.

But the south does intrigue me more than other areas.

Chr"doesn't know where home is yet"is