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21st November 08, 03:34 PM
#41
Originally Posted by ThistleDown
...and in the back of one there's a wee house called "Doggie...."
*snorts tea*
That cracked me up.
The fear o' hell's the hangman's whip To laud the wretch in order; But where ye feel your honor grip, Let that aye be your border. - Robert Burns
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21st November 08, 04:11 PM
#42
I always thought it would be cool to live in a "named" house. Now that we have a neat old place I can't for the life of me come up with an appropriate name for it.
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21st November 08, 10:45 PM
#43
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22nd November 08, 02:17 AM
#44
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22nd November 08, 09:51 AM
#45
Originally Posted by fudgeman
How about ESSEX PLACE?
You know...sometimes the most obvious answer is right in front of you! I honestly never thought of that for a name, but it sure works!
Originally Posted by ThistleDown
Love the flag and the house, too, of course! Look back at who built and owned it before you, who loved it and cherished it and made it such that you wanted to carry on their well-wishes. Who were they, where did they come from, what were their desires? Give it time and its name will suddenly come -- sleep well on it is the proven advice,
Thanks TD! I've had that flag and pole for years but never had a good place to hang it from. When we bought this house last year I finally found the perfect spot.
I still have to check the land titles office for a list of previous owners, but from what I've heard from some of the locals this was "just a house". No-one of great importance lived here. Still a neat old place, though!
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23rd November 08, 08:17 AM
#46
The house, and especially the pickup, take me back to my childhood. I would name the place "Nostalgia".
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"No man is genuinely happy, married, who has to drink worse whiskey than he used to drink when he was single." ---- H. L. Mencken
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23rd November 08, 10:23 AM
#47
Originally Posted by Ian.MacAllan
The house, and especially the pickup, take me back to my childhood. I would name the place "Nostalgia".
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Thanks, sounds like you had a good childhood!
I grew up in an large old house about 85 miles from where I now live. Never had an old car back then as I was just a kid. After we moved away from the area I always missed the old house with all it's character. When we found this place for sale last year my wife and I knew immediately that we were "home". It meant giving up city life and moving 700 miles away, but it was worth it.
The truck was offered to me by an old friend after we moved. I helped work on it with him in my old hometown 30 years ago, so it was a no-brainer purchase.
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23rd November 08, 10:37 AM
#48
Well, given the automotive theme at work here, how about "Essex Park"?
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