Is It A Possible Sign?I had to do it. I just had to. Couldn't help it.
Doing a little research, I found the following for the Laurelwood House on Websters.com:
laurelwood (noun) : tropical American tree; valued for its hard durable wood
When you think about it, that really fits where I'm at. I'm hard headed and just won't go away (durable). And, I'm American and I like the tropics. Wow, could be a sign, don't ya think?
Okay...okay...it's just a little tongue-in-cheek. Havin' some fun witcha. But...it could have some significance...maybe?
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I suppose you can take anything and make it fit what seems good to you- right Laurence?
It's so true. We all have this innate ability to see something where there is nothing and turn it into truth because it feeds our human desires.
I choose to stand on only one truth - as do you, I'm sure.
I'm just having some fun with a subject I think is worthy of having some fun with - human nature.
You are crazy for this one Laurence.
But I had to check out what our street meant:)
Bishop
n 1: a clergyman having spiritual and administrative authority; appointed in Christian churches to oversee priests or ministers; considered in some churches to be successors of the twelve apostles of Christ 2: port wine mulled with oranges and cloves
So being that I am not as creative in my writtings, I would have to say that this means absolutley nothing to me!
Vanessa,
It's so obvious. Port wine and oranges is a reference to the party you're going to throw (and invite us, of course), and the cloves means that you're going to serve spaghetti at the party (although I much prefer tacos).
Oh, yeah, and the clergyman having spiritual and administrative authority is clearly a reference to the small group Bible study and fellowship we do at your house. You and Roberto have been leading us spiritually for years.
See, that was easy enough! I think I should move to Sarcastic Street!
SILLY AND WACKY! this post has been quite fun... thanks laurence
Laurence, you crack me up!
So if we live on Cameron Ct, and Cameron lives with us, what does that mean???
Susie: You know, I actually thought about that when we were at your house the other day (crazy how my mind works). Maybe it means you're going to adopt Cameron and raise him up 'til he's like 40 or something. Or, maybe it's meant to be the name of your next horse.
Saw Mark today - looking all sharp in a shirt and tie (he's a good looking man when you clean him up)! I'm praying for a new commuter buddy!
We live on Buck Avenue, which means we have no bucks left in our wallet....
Pot-stirrer? Maybe. I prefer to think I'm just having some fun with my friends.
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