New Word Order.
We grew up in a row home in West Philadelphia. The structure still stands and is worthy of housing human life. The original building was constructed just over 100 years ago.
To hype this vintage classic on the market today, one would use a different vocabulary than would have been used some 70 years ago when Our parents made the purchase. Nonetheless, someone is still “buying a house.” Purchasing a residence.
Every morning, just for kicks, We listen to modern day philosophers attempt to explain, in a more modern lexicon, 3000 year old concepts for “mental freedom.” They put their own twist to it and their own label on it, yet hop-scotch backwards in time from one era to the next regurgitating the surviving words of long dead philosophers.
You’re selling a old house and calling it a vintage domicile. “Don’t get a brother wrong,” these methods work. We have lived them for decades. Vintage Mustangs are nostalgic, but those little seats only come up to the middle of your back.
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Peace.