The gazebo in the moonlight… how romantic… or… actually, I always thought they were a bit spooky at night, a bit chilling. The monsters could definitely get you with no trouble. Zombies, mummies, werewolves, and of course both Dracula and Frankenstein.
The first time I ever heard the word pronounced was in an old movie I don’t recall the name of. And the actress called it a ga-zay’-bow… and I just loved the sound of that, how it filled up my mouth and rolled off my tongue. Try it – you’ll never go back to boring old ga-zee-bow.
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Filling my mouth and my eyes. I’ve only seen them in sunshine and thought of weddings, bands on the lawn and children playing hide & seek. Thanks for the new way to look 🙂
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I’m voting a gazebo as one of the worst places to hide in hide and seek! I small child could find you even easier then Frankenstein could!
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Funny! I was picturing hiding on the opposite sound and outside the ga zay bow…my Boo Boo~!
Maybe Zsa Zsa Gabor?
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Could be. I was fairly young and I am sure it was on tv in someone else’s house. Black and white. grainy, scratchy… could have been Zsa Zsa… or perhaps Eva – was there ever a gazebo in Green Acres???
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Ga-zay-bow has a definite southern flair, if you ask me. No gazebos in Green Acres that I can recall. I’ve always wanted one of these, but of course, would need enough property on which to place one.
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Yeah – even the small ones wouldn’t quite fit in your typical back garden… a porch is a lot more efficient.. But you know… if you had one – what would you do with it – really???
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