Let's Pave Streets Green. What he said.
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i so agree! though i think it would be much better if there's some sort of law requiring people who buy cars to have a parking space before they can buy a car. and someone to monitor if it's being used.
Posted by: gig harbor florist | March 27, 2008 at 01:03 AM