Gazing out a window of the Washington State Convention Center at a Seattle street scene with newer buildings abutting an older one.
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I'm a fan of older, more ornate and individual-looking buildings but find the mixture of both quite interesting. How long will that older building stand? Will the plants growing in the interstices eventually take over? Seattle is a fast-growing city with new buildings being erected all over town
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I'm a fan of older, more ornate and individual-looking buildings but find the mixture of both quite interesting. How long will that older building stand? Will the plants growing in the interstices eventually take over? Seattle is a fast-growing city with new buildings being erected all over town
Which buildings are preserved, which demolished? It's the question we ask about our personal possessions as well. What do we keep for future generations, what do we let go? What sparks joy? What is necessary or used? Do things really matter at all? Yikes, so much thinking makes my head hurt so I'll just huddle amidst the hoard and look at pretty old stuff.
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