I think I'm going to have to either avoid the park, or somehow figure out how
to reprogram
my brain.
I just went for a dog walk in the park, and yesterdays immaculately cleaned
fountain already
had somebodies discarded snot rags, cigarette packs, cupcake packages and other
assorted
crap in and around it.
I'm close to giving up.
But before I do, I'm working on a meeting on Sunday with people from Trinty
Church, so
hopefully something good will come of that. Maybe I could convince them that a
good
incentive for people looking to utilize their charity services would be to
equip some of them
as volunteers to help clean up the park on a daily basis. Give them some clean
up supplies
and send them into the park. Maybe it would be good for both the people seeking
charitiable
help, as well as keeping an otherwise beautiful park clean.
Of course, I'm constantly reminded of how Europe deals with their parks and
street cleanup.
And of course it takes money that we don't have. Anyhow, in most European
cities, you will
see clean up crews every single night cleaning the streets and parks, and
emptying the trash
cans. It's almost like what happens at Disney everyday. And from what I've seen
from my
many years spent overseas, people are less prone to trash their cities, so
theres less crap to
clean up.
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