"Don't it always seem to go
that you don't know what you've got till it's gone.
They paved paradise
and put up an parking lot."
Not a parking lot exactly, but my neighborhood is changing as they have cut down trees and shredded a variety of wildflowers in order to put in a large thoroughfare smack dab in our secluded residential area.that you don't know what you've got till it's gone.
They paved paradise
and put up an parking lot."
I've heard it is called progress. Convenience to shopping malls is not what I would necessarily call progress. I will have to go further afield to gather my natural dye materials and take my children on spur of the moment nature journeys. But I will be able get to some places in a lesser amount of time. Still, some days I weep inside.
Yet there are wonderful bends in the road too. We celebrated a good friend's fortieth birthday in the park with a picnic lunch and cupcakes.
Since Charlotte has learned to count in tens, the one candle for every ten years made perfect sense!