Earlier this week, the road to school looked like this:

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Really? Check out the strip of asphalt that's remaining right down the middle.I stopped to document the street.

People stared at me as they walked by. But I didn't care. Somethings have to be captured on film.

As I was snapping my photo I wondered: How can that possibly be useful? Someone is going to try to save that much "good" asphalt while re-doing all of the road around it? Can we not afford to just do the whole thing right?

Then on the same day at 6:15pm walking home from school after yoga the road looked like this:

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Yes. Much more road has been torn up but the the original strip of "good" asphalt is still there. Oh but if you look closely, the "good" asphalt has been paired back. Apparently someone decided that part of the original strip wasn't good enough.  And over the course of the day it was removed.

Why-oh-why don't I have more free time. I should probably have taken up time lapse photography.

Then a day later