Thank you. I love the glimpse into a simpler and safer world.
California was once a beautiful place. My dad used to tell me about the orange groves in southern california when he was a kid. And searching around town for pop bottles to return so he could buy a tamale from the wagon.
When I was a kid, we went to visit relatives in Los Angeles and one time we talked my mom into taking us to the beach. We came home with oil stuck to us from a spill. She was so mad (as she scrubbed us with turpentine Lol)
But all those places are still beautiful in my mind-the Southern California beaches and watching fireworks in the park, San Francisco wharves and cable cars, Monterey and Santa Cruz, the Big Trees and the Redwoods. Gone, but not forgotten
What a dream. Thank you.
It once was a dream, a dream that, to my understanding, meant: limited government + limitless human potential.
Where are we today? I suppose in an upside-down world of limitless gov't - human autonomy.
Thank you. I love the glimpse into a simpler and safer world.
California was once a beautiful place. My dad used to tell me about the orange groves in southern california when he was a kid. And searching around town for pop bottles to return so he could buy a tamale from the wagon.
When I was a kid, we went to visit relatives in Los Angeles and one time we talked my mom into taking us to the beach. We came home with oil stuck to us from a spill. She was so mad (as she scrubbed us with turpentine Lol)
But all those places are still beautiful in my mind-the Southern California beaches and watching fireworks in the park, San Francisco wharves and cable cars, Monterey and Santa Cruz, the Big Trees and the Redwoods. Gone, but not forgotten
Same with my childhood memories about a seemingly 'simpler' or 'easier' time.
Hang on to those memories, for they are the blueprint of the future.
Sic transit gloria mundi.
Sigh.