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code crackers and puzzle lovers, help!!

heres the code in type if anyone wants to put it into programs to try to crack it. Im giving it a shot but havent been successful yet. Now im not sure weather the key to this is the phrase, "my nesting was here" or the answer to that phrase. Which in that case could be a town by the name of Naperville.

bk ke oy la nq lw lh hi yr
wl ls aq dl je di tr sb kj
kw sk iy hd al nj ea ts tq
ld it rs sl je dj sk iy vn
qn je kt sk js ks cl qk ne
on vg sk rk ts ce ng ks ni
yc ln qs dr nc ln uy hk ne
db nu ld sn sq yo ts ds wn
rj sq db cs rk dr ny bk ke
oy ln je wd hh ol kt sk ar
db cs iy hl nu dj bs ck tb
cd si ny oc el vd cu dj bc
nr jk sc dj bs ke kw ds cy
kt di ft rs ol hd lu dj bd
wd hh ad je wc ns dr sq td
rk dr ny sl dr iy ol nt sd
at ha qd lj ed gj kw jk sw
cn sh dl ro ly kj es cl ol
je ot sa kq yk tn je il sc
dr dr jk ss cl lj eb kk eo
yl an ql wl hh iy rw ll sr
wl ls aq dl je

what was the name of the street? the fact that there are 2 different types of 'e's leads me to believe that the code keyword has two e's in it. like "oak street" for example. the fact that he says his "nesting" place here might also relate to the specific word targetted (nest in a tree, for example, again implying something like the oak street example), also including an i and a j in the name.