Comments on: How Far Can I Get from Home? http://radiogalaxy.org/2008/09/04/how-far-can-i-get-from-home/ Every great planet deserves its own show. Sun, 05 Feb 2012 04:15:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Wright Bryan http://radiogalaxy.org/2008/09/04/how-far-can-i-get-from-home/#comment-84 Wright Bryan Wed, 10 Sep 2008 13:36:20 +0000 http://radiogalaxy.org/?p=140#comment-84 The stats are proof positive that now is the time to buy land in Mississippi. Someone will discover it soon enough. The stats are proof positive that now is the time to buy land in Mississippi. Someone will discover it soon enough.

]]> By: Matthew C. Scallon http://radiogalaxy.org/2008/09/04/how-far-can-i-get-from-home/#comment-74 Matthew C. Scallon Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:14:40 +0000 http://radiogalaxy.org/?p=140#comment-74 OK, Texas & Louisiana makes sense. I know a few Conaway's from both places. Your familial link to John Adams is impressive. He seems to be a forgotten Founder, but I'm glad to have watched the HBO series. I didn't know about his work as an ambassador. I know; I'm now O-OT. OK, Texas & Louisiana makes sense. I know a few Conaway’s from both places.

Your familial link to John Adams is impressive. He seems to be a forgotten Founder, but I’m glad to have watched the HBO series. I didn’t know about his work as an ambassador.

I know; I’m now O-OT.

]]> By: Laura Conaway http://radiogalaxy.org/2008/09/04/how-far-can-i-get-from-home/#comment-70 Laura Conaway Fri, 05 Sep 2008 01:30:06 +0000 http://radiogalaxy.org/?p=140#comment-70 I think I'm sort of your typical Scotch-Irish mix, with whatever else they threw in along the way. One part of my family, the preacher side, came in through Virginia and includes distant luminaries like John Adams. The rest seem to have just sprung from wherever there was any red dirt -- Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi. I think I’m sort of your typical Scotch-Irish mix, with whatever else they threw in along the way. One part of my family, the preacher side, came in through Virginia and includes distant luminaries like John Adams.

The rest seem to have just sprung from wherever there was any red dirt — Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi.

]]> By: Matthew C. Scallon http://radiogalaxy.org/2008/09/04/how-far-can-i-get-from-home/#comment-69 Matthew C. Scallon Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:08:11 +0000 http://radiogalaxy.org/?p=140#comment-69 It is good to know that, after all this time in the big city, you're still a woman of the country. Completely OT, but something from the Auld Sod has been tweeking me. How does a "Conaway" end up in Mississippi? I can understand McConnell, Adams, Jackson, or some other such Scot-Irish name, but not Conaway. I often figured that such an emerald-sounding name as that would have been stopped at the Louisiana border, but, obviously, I'm wrong. It is good to know that, after all this time in the big city, you’re still a woman of the country.

Completely OT, but something from the Auld Sod has been tweeking me. How does a “Conaway” end up in Mississippi? I can understand McConnell, Adams, Jackson, or some other such Scot-Irish name, but not Conaway. I often figured that such an emerald-sounding name as that would have been stopped at the Louisiana border, but, obviously, I’m wrong.

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