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Like others have said, it depends on where I am. If someone local asks, I say, "Here". If I'm out of town, I say, "Houston", because it's easier than naming my suburb which probably wouldn't be recognized. If I'm out of state, I say, "Texas", and usually get asked, "Which part?" to which I answer, "Houston".
Interesting post. I was raised in the DC area. Went to college and worked in CO for 8 years and now have lived in Atlanta for 1 year. I am from Colorado because it is where I identify my self (and hope to return some day).
I find it impossible as I am a mongrel of sorts. French parents ( Mother has been a Canadian citizen for over 35 years), one American grand-father, I also have Italian, Irish, and Scottish ancestry and even a gipsy great-aunt... My Dad was a diplomat so I have lived pretty much everywhere and feel little attachment to a specific place. So I tend to say French national , and world citizen who resides in the UK ... My heart belongs to many places but Oxford and Brittany are my two loves. I guess I am a Breton Oxfordian.
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