If you read the blog often enough, you might read CDLV in random posts relating directly to our home. CDLV, simply, is the acronym for Casa de la Vanderdogan. It was the easiest, and most creative, way to give our home a name. Casa, the Spanish for Home/House, de la, (of the) Vander (the first two syllables of my last name) dogan (the last two syllables of Scott's last name).
Confusing? Now you know why I simply say CDLV. {smile} I've never thought to write it all down, but there's quite a story to CDLV, after all, it was built in 1922, and has a host of stewards before us. If you're interested, let me know! I'll start working up the post!
What a charming home! I'd love to read more about it. Can't wait for the future posts!
ReplyDeleteDo tell...
ReplyDeleteLee
Absolutely! You know I'm interested!
ReplyDelete**Tami
Great house. Is that a hipped gable hiding behind the tree?
ReplyDeleteHey Steve, yes, it's a clipped gable, or hipped gable? I'm not sure the architectural term, but yes, hipped or clipped - one of the two! LOL!
ReplyDeleteYES!!! Of course we are interested! I loove old homes and their history. Our son lived in a home that was once owned by William Penn!!!! It had had 3 additins put on it over the years and was a charming, beautiful house. XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteYes yes yes... I want to read all about it. What a charming home you have there Artie. Love it.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your CDLV sweetie!! xo
ReplyDeletexo Lynda
Certainly-we want you to get busy on that post!♥♫
ReplyDeleteI would love to hear more about your house. It looks like it has loads of character and charm.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Yes please!
ReplyDeleteWhat a good looking house - I look forward to reading more.
ReplyDeleteArtie, yes I would absolutely love to hear the history of your lovely hoe.
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Karena
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I just LOVE a good house story!
ReplyDeleteI wandered over from Debbie of Debbie-Dabble. Love the history of old homes and would love to read about your home. I have always dreamed of living in a grand old victorian or a sweet little cottage...still dreaming. I have added your blog to my blog reader so I won't miss a post. Have a beautiful Sunday!
ReplyDeleteartie, such a nice story. i think all homes should have a name!
ReplyDeletepeople think i'm a a good gardener b/c of the name of my blog but the house was built for the gardening staff at the turn of the century. good gardeners used to live here. xo janet
of course we'd love to hear about it!
ReplyDeleteDid I ever tell you that i love the your front door and the color of your house!
ReplyDeletexx kelley
Look at your gorgeous flowers! Wow. I heart old houses. Give me an old one any day of the week. Yours looks full of character and charm.
ReplyDeleteYes I wanna know!
ReplyDeleteLove it...I call our house Casa Joseph (dont know if I could combine our names as well as you did)
ReplyDeleteMJ
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