You may not realize this, but you can count on me for bible quotes. This one, Matthew 7:24-27.
"... And everyone who hears these words of mine and does not do them will be like a foolish man who built his house on the sand. And the rains fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew..."
Don't ask me what 7:24-27 means
(and, please, don't tell me either) but I came across someone the other day who didn't heed Matthew's advice.
As for me, I think a house on the sand is charming — no matter how long it lasts.
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CLOSE TO SHOPPING AND DINING. |
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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. |
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BUILDING MATERIALS STILL WASHING ASHORE. |
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BUILDERS' EMPORIUM. |
Coming from somewhere obviously......hey, if it can be used up....go for it!
ReplyDeleteBible quoting now, eh? A matter of time I guess.....
Jim:
DeleteThis is mostly Spanish (Giant) Reed that washed down from the hillsides. It washed out to sea and continues to wash back onto shore. I have to admit, part of that "quote" was lodged in my brain, but I had no recollection that it came from the bible!
new testament? oy vey!
ReplyDeleteanne marie:
DeleteShows how much I know. I was thinking old testament but, now that you mention it, yeah, Matthew! Vey iz mir.
That looks like Arc material just saying!
ReplyDeleteRon:
DeleteI'm sure the original was made of Spanish Reed, wasn't it?!?
Mitchell I prefer your small hut than our frosty weather here
ReplyDeleteMe, too, Gosia :)
DeleteGosia and Judy:
DeleteI completely agree with you both!
I love it - better than a beach umbrella, cheaper too! Low rent area!
ReplyDeleteCheapchick:
DeleteBut so much work!
Did the Big Bad Wolf blow this stick house down?
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteThe Big Bad City Tractor did! It's been added to the mountain across the street and is now waiting for pick-up. So sad.
A charming beach hut.
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteTwo cute kids and their parents built it. A great family project.
A nice shelter as long as the tide is not like on the beaches of Normandy and washes everything away each day.
ReplyDeleteVagabonde:
DeleteIt was far enough up to survive anything but a super high tide. Unfortunately, it didn't survive the Municipal tractor.
It's perfect. I'll take it!
ReplyDeleteShawn:
DeleteI loved the elegant vestibule. But, sorry, it's already been snapped up ... and hauled away.
Walmart, 24:7, and I say unto you, get thy home improvement products in our handy house and home department. And check out the sale on towels!
ReplyDelete...or should that be "thine" home improvement products? I'm never sure.
DeleteWalt the Fourth:
DeleteIt's Walmart. It's get "all y'all's home improvement products..."
Aw, what a cute homeowner, and he gets the three-tiered principle of real estate (location x3). Thanks for making me laugh, Mitchell.
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Rawbyn:
DeleteBut so sad, the City took it away! (But at least they left the LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION!!)