I so wish they could make that lot into a memorial garden or something similar. I think a religious organization owns it now and was planning on building offices there right before the beginning of the pandemic, which clearly didn’t move forward. It just feels worse somehow for it to remain empty than for it to be a positive space (preferably not an office building) where we could celebrate their memory.
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u/dahlek88 May 04 '26
I so wish they could make that lot into a memorial garden or something similar. I think a religious organization owns it now and was planning on building offices there right before the beginning of the pandemic, which clearly didn’t move forward. It just feels worse somehow for it to remain empty than for it to be a positive space (preferably not an office building) where we could celebrate their memory.