Hope Thrives In Aurora
Hope Thrives in Aurora After the disheartening Town of Aurora Public Planning Meeting in February, I needed a sense of hope. I felt defeated and didn’t understand what had happened – my town would never exclude anybody, would they? But they did. I needed a sense of peace and hope. (Read more about that meeting at this AuroraToday - local news link ) I looked up 14452 Yonge Street on my phone and wanted to visit. I was curious what the train felt like and how the pumping station impacted a sense of peace. I was open to being wrong, but I wasn’t. I brought my dog Target, and maybe forgot my leash that day. I drove south from my home, slowly approached the entrance and didn’t know if I was allowed to drive in. I did! It was a small thrill of excitement. The laneway was maintained, and all snow removed, it had a certain welcome feeling. I opened my car door, Target jumped out and was at home. No leash, no bylaw. Only peace. It would be an understatement to say he loved it.