Ah, the Interwebs... I was actually glad to use this, as many of my neighbors have names that are hard for me to remember.
http://neighbors.whitepages.com/
Ah, the Interwebs... I was actually glad to use this, as many of my neighbors have names that are hard for me to remember.
http://neighbors.whitepages.com/
"Ring the bells that still can ring.... forget your perfect offering. There's a crack in everything... that's how the Light gets in." ~Leonard Cohen
We have a neighborhood phonebook that has listings by name, and another set of listing by address.
This site is reasonably up to date.
Here is a partial list of the last names on my block:
Huey
Ng
Vuong
Ngo
Castillo
Kuang
Garcia
Lane
Bui
Velasco
Vo
Parker
Sheikh
Alderson
It is an amazing street to live on.
"Ring the bells that still can ring.... forget your perfect offering. There's a crack in everything... that's how the Light gets in." ~Leonard Cohen
It had an amazing collection of neighboors who are long dead or moved away years ago and no mention of many of us who are long time residents.
I wonder why certain houses have no name. Makes me wonder where these records come from.
Good question. On my street, several houses are listed under the names of children, without mention of parents. That should eliminate real estate records.Originally Posted by pinkytoe
Pretty good job of matching correct family names though.
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
It still lists George W. Bush at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
THAT is hilarious!!
"Ring the bells that still can ring.... forget your perfect offering. There's a crack in everything... that's how the Light gets in." ~Leonard Cohen
Interesting - our address is not listed in the phone book, but both address & phone number listed here!
Our son is the person listed at our house, plus a long ago landline number. Maybe school records?
"Ring the bells that still can ring.... forget your perfect offering. There's a crack in everything... that's how the Light gets in." ~Leonard Cohen
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