There are Bloomfields all over the country. Typically they are towns started by the offspring of my great-great-great-great grandfather, who liked to travel and to, um, get to know the local female population. He apparently kept in touch with all his natural children and at least twenty or so of them started towns called “Bloomfield.” He must have been a very impressive man (my great-grandmother used to blush, even in ripe old age, recalling the stories she heard about him from her grandmother, rest her soul). I haven’t been invited to any family reunions since my childhood (following an unfortunate incident involving a bicycle pump, blueberry pie, and an aunt), but I understand that I have hundreds and hundreds of cousins of various degrees and names.
we went through (well, at least NEAR) Bloomfield, NY on our vacation a couple of weeks ago…or was it NJ? I forget now; we were all over the place. At any rate, we tipped our hats to you Bloomie…well, I did anyway. The kids thought I was nuts :roll:
Now Steven, let’s not be mean spirited. Afterall, my lack of sanity is shared by quite a few here…present company not exculded
I get that look from my 11 year old too. Like, “Dad, you are such a dweeb.”
I’m usually a dork, or lame or something of that genre. I suppose it’s alright though, for I know that I’ll have my revenge when THEY have kids and THEY are the dorks!
And a strange coincidence. In fact, I was running a dish barn in New York in the seventies until it got shut down by nypd vice, and I elected to take an extended holiday abroad. I had mutton chops at the time, too, if you will believe it. Wonder what became of the girls…
Yeah, well it just didn’t work out somehow between Bob and me. But why he had to end it like that, I’ll never know. You’d think he could have called or written or something. Instead it was “ain’t no use in turning on your light, Bloomie” and all that sort of crap.
They don’t exactly spell Bloomfield. It’s one of those mysterious symbols, such as the one formerly used by the artist who was formerly known as the artist formerly known as Prince, but is now known as Prince.
Bloomfield himself would have to enlighten us as to the significance of his personal crop insignia, and explain exactly what he is doing associating with aliens.