Oh, I think it is fine that they are doing that, but, and there is no way that the shear emotion can be duplicated by the finished product. Yes, it is better to be completed, but, the way I saw it had a very lasting impression and seeing it any other way would be crushing to me. However, I know that it just would be a pile of stone if left to nature, especially on the St. Lawrence. It's good and bad all at the same time. Life do get confusing don't it?
It do.
Saw this the other day. Hilarious!
Cows are actually our law enforcement in WI.
So if you give a tip to law enforcement it’s called...
Bribery.
Advice.
Not gonna say a word.
National Veep Day is designated to give recognition to the succession plan of the President of the United States.
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I know it is difficult to explain, but, to me, as a finished product, it represents opulence and wealth. That becomes the story. As it was when I saw it 60 years ago it was a love story with a tragic ending and physical evidence of a love that could no longer be. Although money and wealth was certainly part of that story, it was all cancelled out by the "titanic" outcome.I think that's a balanced perspective. When I read your earlier response in detail, about how it was unfinished and unattractive (many years ago), I was almost relieved. Why? Because as much as I love touring old, stately homes and estates with magnificent floors,, rooms, staircases, interior designs, etc., I always walk out of them feeling like I must live in a dump, compared to them!
