Life in the Urban Zoo

Post details: Wordless Wednesday

10/14/08

02:15:22 pm, by sue

, 62 words

Categories: Wordless Wednesday, Toronto Is The Center Of My Universe

Wordless Wednesday

What makes abandoned places such as these even sadder in my opinion is how they sit empty, and decaying while we have 100s of homeless people in this city. :-/

This entry is for both my Tuesday and Wednesday editions of WW Thanks so much for stopping by!

Cheers!
Sue
XOX

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Comment from: jams o donnell [Visitor]

· http://thepoormouth.blogspot.com/

I agree wholeheartedly SUe

Permalink 10/14/08 @ 15:24

Comment from: Stan [Visitor]

· http://renotahoe.about.com

Yes, it's sad we can be so wasteful and just let things rot when they could be put to use helping someone.

Permalink 10/15/08 @ 01:05

Comment from: Deanna [Visitor]

· http://deannascraps.wordpress.com

Great picture. Great statement. Feel better soon!

Permalink 10/15/08 @ 07:23

Comment from: Sarah C. [Visitor]

· http://2pawsdesigns.blogspot.com

Interesting perspective. Such a shame too especially considering the homeless situation. Excellent post.

Permalink 10/15/08 @ 08:36

Comment from: ImogenSky [Visitor] · http://artsy-imogensky.blogspot.com/

It is sad, but its a great picture!

Permalink 10/15/08 @ 12:32

Comment from: sue [Member]

· http://urbanzoo.suedarroch.com/

Thanks to everyone who stopped by! Happy HOT day :)

Permalink 10/15/08 @ 13:08

Comment from: forgetfulone [Visitor]

· http://www.forgetfulone.blogspot.com

It's a great photo, but I agree. There is so much wasted money and space out there that someone could really do something with.

Permalink 10/15/08 @ 18:10

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