A group of teenage girls stood at the driveway eager to see a glimpse of him. Then, as someone inside ruffled a curtain, the girls all screamed, totally convinced that they had seen Elvis. Was that Elvis at the window? we would all scream. And, of course, it never was but just another exciting Saturday night at Audubon Drive...

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "A group of teenage girls stood at the driveway eager to see a glimpse of him. Then, as someone inside ruffled a curtain, the girls all screamed, totally convinced that they had seen Elvis. Was that Elvis at the window? we would all scream. And, of course, it never was but just another exciting Saturday night at Audubon Drive..." in the context of "Elizabeth Nielson, recalling for the Tennessean her time in 1956, when she was 15 and a resident at the Williamson neighborhood where Elvis first Memphis home at Audubon Drive was located. Such was the excitement outside the home, and the neighbors' complaints, that the Presleys had to move, after a year, to Graceland." to mean that wisdom is timeless.