Do you *like* your address?

Well, when I lived at 1666 SW 16th Street, a friend said: "Ooh, aren't you scared? That's the mark of the devil!"

Slept real well that night.

I do!! And, I also care. We were supposed to build a new house this year and I HATED the street name. Absolutely hated it. It didn’t work out for various reasons, and we bought an existing home on a street with a lovely name, and it makes me so happy. 😂 I totally get it!

We have a five digit address and the last three are 911. Not my favorite.

Well... most of the streets in my city are numbers and most intersections are numbers intersecting with other numbers so it's confusing as well as boring. To make it try to make sense, avenues go one way, and streets go the other. Still confusing!

When we were house hunting we looked at one house (out of 22) that was not on a numbered street/avenue...sigh.

I grew up on a number street as well (not in this city), so when I had addresses with a real name I loved it... and weirdly enough they were almost all state names... California Street! Vermont Street! Oregon Street! Now I'm back to numbers...

The second and third digit in my house and street number are the same so it sort of flows... I'd prefer a named street though.

Back when I was shipping out dozens of packages a month for work, I would notice when people had particularly nice sounding street or town names. The street I live on now is uncommon and kind of hard to spell and say. The rumor is that when they were making the street signs for the development, someone misspelled the street name on all the signs and it would have been too costly to redo them so they just decided, “Well, I guess that’s what it’s going to be then!”   Whoops.

We have a rural county road address and I HATE IT!!!!! It has to be input a certain way for correct postal delivery and my husband likes to give out the abbreviated version. Drives me nuts.

The street names in my neighborhood are all British and horse themed. My street name is two parts and always mispronounced when people read it back to me. But it’s a pretty sounding street. Very upper crust and posh. 😉

I have liked most of the names of the streets we have lived on. My favorite was Hickory Street. We also lived on Shadeberry, which sounded nice, but what the heck is a Shadeberry? We used to have a lake cabin in Drowning Creek Cove. Who wants to live on the lake in Drowning Creek Cove?

I've always live on streets with numbers, not names and the only thing I've noticed about those addresses is that my 3 permanent residences (the house I grew up in and the 2 houses my husband and I have owned) all end with an "ABA" pattern. So XX606; XX303; XX121. Oh, the townhouse we lived in right after getting married is the same: XX909 I can't remember the address of my apartment between college and marriage.

Our old house was on a street name that had to be spelled and was always mispronounced. I could not stand it! It was on the list to find a house on a “ better street name”. Current house is a four word woman’s name and I never have to spell it.

Our current address is just fine - but I really liked our old address. We lived on Evergreen Lane and I just loved the sound of Evergreen Lane.

my sister’s address has five digits in the number and that just seems like too much I don’t think I’d want five digits in my number...

Edited - I still remember when I was in college one of my sorority sisters address was on Mansion House Lane - I think it was in the UK or Ireland and I thought that was pretty funny

It's just 4 numbers for the house and 2 numbers for the street. Nothing good or bad. We don't use it because we "live in a box", get our mail at the post office so my address is Box ###. That number is nothing special or wierd either.

Raising my hand and sliding next to you on the weirdo bench. 😂 yep, I love my address and the one I had before that, too. Sometimes I’ll see someone’s address and mentally say “ew.”