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2025 Project 365 – Week Thirty
In the midst of all the national and international dumpster situations, I have two blog friends who have lost beloveds recently. Steve Reed’...
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[Note: I'm posting this early because we're leaving for NC in the morning. I'll still monitor things while I'm gone, bu... -
Chris at Enchanted Oak is in charge of the Poetry Jam this week (the cook, as it were) and has given us the following prompts: 1) Write ...
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DeleteI think just about 8 1/2 hours - totally doable :)
ReplyDeleteA happy place for a hospital. I wonder if receiving directions to this hospital makes one feel better.
ReplyDeleteCould be - but probably not...
DeleteGreat names for the area around a hospital. I'd have to stop and get out and take pictures of the road signs.
ReplyDeleteI should have done that! Duh...
DeleteSweeeeeet! ;)
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DeleteLOL -- that IS funny. Though I must admit if I lived there, I would feel stupid writing "22 Frolic Drive" as my return address. Maybe I'm too cynical. :)
ReplyDeleteNo, I agree - that would be a bizarre address to have!
DeleteLOL Love it. I want to live on Frolic Drive. Ha!
ReplyDeleteOf course you do :)
DeleteNow THAT was a developer with a great attitude! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason it makes me think of a fortune cookie :)
DeleteHere's what I want to know - which came first, the hospital or the street names? It doesn't make any real difference, but can't you just imagine the planning meetings that took place if the hospital already was there?
ReplyDeleteOf course, if the hospital built after the names were in place they probably figured Frolic and Festive were better than Litigation Loop or Surgical Court.
Now all they need is a motel named "Take It Out Inn".
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