New buildings just aren't the same.
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No, new buildings are certainly not the same...I will even up the ante with..."New houses just aren't the same." However, I don't like the idea of all the renovations, either! As my Italian grandmother still loves to say, "New is new!"
ReplyDeleteI agree, New buildings really aren't the same. I love that old character! :)
ReplyDeleteYou're so right. We're more likely now to get buildings up as fast as we can rather than attend to them as art forms. I'm so glad we have the older ones to enjoy!
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