Dear all you,
This botanic garden is definitely a private domain, and also personal, but not because “the boundaries of the public” is blurred — just because the humans in the specific location are kind. I call it Lisa’s secret garden with a big garden fan on. It’s the engine of the whole campus. An abandoned Epic’s campus. 24/7. The only problem is I couldn’t claim it, besides the mosquitoes: every time i went away for more bites when i came back to be at the same spot?
The security was aware of my presence. Whenever he inspected the building, he kept his distance but had his building’s lights on in the big gathering hall area and the stairs and the roof. Sometimes in the dawns, of July, the loud engine from the fan, which sounded like working in the airport, that covered all the traffic noises on the main road would be off for ten minutes. We never talked to each other.
It’s also a dream coming true — not only Frank Wright’s residence but spaceship — oh my God, the world heard me that I want to produce a rocket project to whatever levels of my capability. I’m not sure about what’s ahead, after Hilltop Drive, it’s Edward Street, and after that, what’s behind? What we all know is systems. A big system. Small and unique and truly one of a kind. Classic. Like, it used to be my fiancé’s favorite, Tiffany’s Breakfast.
Who says a change in the writing style is not a significant difference, assuming all the sources contributing to the chemicals would have to be just perfectly formulated or re-formulated to come to the point of a successful transaction. You willing, you make, and you do.
How to not lose the patience for creating the architecture in the process of searching for the architecture?
So, brilliantly, in my opinion, if i could get the unit in the 15th or the 14th, it doesn’t matter. What matters is, it is supposed to be a continuous leverage. With all the damn similar trends. Why couldn’t we set me up? What’s the worthless point? It’s definitely early to live in the tomb yards.
Well, have a good night.
Lisa
P.S. the WSJ article contributed to this episode: https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/luxury-homes/preb-frank-lloyd-wright-homes-17be9efa
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