Simply Irresistible Jill Shalvis discussion
Around the world... Where is every one from...

BTW, Pamela, my mom was born in Little Rock, Arkansas. :)


Right there with ya Pamela!! I was born in San Antonio, and moved to Oklahoma City about 8 years ago, (gosh, that sounds sooo long ago, longer than I care to remember!) moved here because I met a military man in Austin who was stationed at Fort Hood, from Oklahoma City. We moved to OKC after he got out because funny enough, my dad and stepmom ended up here, so most of our family is here. Texas is my heart though, always will be!


I'm up near Heber Springs. Greers Ferry Lake area.


Incredible! I graduated from high school in Orange, Texas! And now, I live in Southern California!
Was your father in the Navy in Orange?

Small world, isn't it? How long have you lived it Southern California? I grew up there.

Small world, isn't it? How long have you lived it Southern California? I grew up there."
I have lived in So Cal since 1957. I live in Norco, just west of Riverside along I-15. I go "home" for my high school class reunions and also to visit my Cajun cousins in Kinder, Louisiana. My grandma never learned to speak English.


Gosh I haven't watched that show in years. I don't even think they have re-runs on these days. I believe it was filmed in South Australia and I am up North in Queensland. It was a great show.

lol....I've seen him pop up in a few Aussie tv shows and I read recently that he has teamed up with Sam Worthington (Avatar) and Xavier Samuel (Twilight: Eclipse) for a movie....that's a lot of Aussie hotties!

I love that Cajun accent! There has been some discussion in someone's (Saly's) review of


No, I have not read that book. As far as the Cajun accent thing, I was taught to avoid it and shun it at all costs. One's social standing and educational status was determined by whether you said "this" instead of "diss" or "that" instead of "dat". The same thing goes on today regarding Mexican or Latino accents. To be from the barrio is not so bad in and of itself; it's just not wise to sound as if you just stepped out of it. Same goes for "jive" talk. My father grew up speaking both languages at the same time: French at home, English outside the home. Other than the usual Southern drawl, he had no accent.

You're not too far away from me. Every so often I see someone from Iowa on GR's, but not too often. Nice to meet you :)

Ahhh... something else romanticized by Hollywood.

Originally from NYC but living in Wash DC right now.
I am from southeast Iowa