I don't live in the city, but I've noticed how things change with time and it makes me sad.
Around where I live, there used to be farms and each year it be an exciting process to see the farms change with the seasons. It was a magical experience and then sometime around the mid-2000's the farmers started to sell their land. They left and their crops were torn down. The land was cleared and they started to build monstrous houses and a middle school. Now there's very little space left. The houses are ugly and most are unsold. Yet, they continue to destroy and create more. It's an ongoing cycle. The curious thing is that if it happens in a city, then I don't get as sad. Yes, all the memories that happened in the building will go, but it's nice to look forward to something "better" taking its place.
Do you notice the construction of new homes in your town?
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I don't live in the city, but I've noticed how things change with time and it makes me sad.
Around where I live, there used to be farms and each year it be an exciting process to see the farms change with the seasons. It was a magical experience and then sometime around the mid-2000's the farmers started to sell their land. They left and their crops were torn down. The land was cleared and they started to build monstrous houses and a middle school. Now there's very little space left. The houses are ugly and most are unsold. Yet, they continue to destroy and create more. It's an ongoing cycle. The curious thing is that if it happens in a city, then I don't get as sad. Yes, all the memories that happened in the building will go, but it's nice to look forward to something "better" taking its place.