Would it make sense to say "Where are you, Tom?" In this reference you use the noun Georgia as a complete personification of the people of Georgia, or as if you were addressing Georgia as a single entity. You're basically inter changing Tom and Georgia between our 2 examples.

Would it make sense to say "Where are you, Tom?" In this reference you use the noun Georgia as a complete personification of the people of Georgia, or as if you were addressingGeorgia as a single entity. You're basically inter changing Tom and Georgia between our 2 examples.

Would it make sense to say "Where are you, Tom?" In this reference you use the noun Georgia as a complete personification of the people of Georgia. You're basically inter changing Tom and Georgia between our 2 examples.

Would it make sense to say "Where are you, Tom?" In this reference you use the Noun Georgia as a complete personification of the people of Georgia. You're basically inter changing Tom and Georgia between our 2 examples.

Would it make sense to say "Where are you, Tom?" In this reference they use the Noun Georgia as a complete personification of the people of Georgia. You're basically inter changing Tom and Georgia between our 2 examples.

Would it make sense to say "Where are you, Tom?"