Good night, little bees!
I have been pretty silent on this network lately... but don't worry, nothing is wrong. It's just a phase. I have been doing other things and when the day ends, I always think "tomorrow I'll make a post" but when "tomorrow" arrives I do it all over again. It's time to break that cycle, so here it is, a new post. 馃き
So it's Tuesday, eh? A nice opportunity to use another shot for the #treetuesday initiative by 
Well, this time I don't bring you a nice view over the mountains or something amazing like that. This is a simple shot, taken outside my door, about a real life issue we're facing...
On that day I was surprised by a big block of cement that had fallen from the side of the building and landed on the small garden that's between the walls and the sidewalk. It nearly crushed a small tree that was planted very recently. 馃槼
It's nice that this separation exists because if this stuff landed on someone's head, it would be certain death. 馃槺
In other news, the condominium administration sent out letters to everyone saying that the garage is for parking cars only... and that we all needed to remove whatever stuff we storage there. People have all kinds of stuff down there, from wood for fireplaces to bikes and old furniture.
I get that rules exist and should be followed... but for years the same administration has been ignoring the external conditions of the building as big blocks of cement like this keep falling every time there's bad weather.
So, we as owners and tenants must follow their guidelines... at the same time they ignore the country's laws and endanger our lives in the process? 馃檮
This hardly seems fair. It's their responsibility to maintain the exterior of the building and make sure it's safe. They are getting paid for that, not just to hire a cleaning company to wash the stairs. 馃え
Maybe we need to gather a meeting and demand they fix the building's walls, once and for all.
| Location | Vila do Conde - Portugal |
| Camera | Samsung Galaxy A70 |
| Photo | Edited with GIMP |