I was at a garage sale today at my neighbor's house on Wagon Train Drive. I mentioned to my neighbor that I write about the Old West and she said, "Now isn't that an interesting coincidence for a fan of the Wild West." I wasn't sure what she meant, so she said, "Take a close look at the street signs on your drive home."
So I did. To return to my home, I drove down Wagon Train Drive to Campfire Road, turned onto Western Hills Drive, then drove past Chuckwagon Road, Buckboard Road, and Stagecoach Road, then took a right on Stallion Road to Lariat Road. This is how I find my way home. Seems to be a metaphor in there somewhere...
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3 comments:
...and you never noticed this?????????
I would have guessed that you chose the location BECAUSE of the street names:-)
No, but I should have! I usually enter the area from the east side, the side with streets named after famous golfers!
Your post is very interesting. I am very
Thanks I From Indonesia...
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