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Mall Crawl
I live by a mall that is extremely popular and the parking is not sufficient for the number of people that visit.
Especially, around Christmas.
The parking lot is so intense and there’s not enough spaces.
Cars troll round and round looking for any spot to park.
Today I was able to make this image from the farthest point of the mall.
Cars almost as far as the horizon.
It’s like this every Christmas and it’s probably just getting worse.
So, my thought for today is to relax, take a nice deep breath and remember the reason for the season.
And let the other guy rush around.
Merry Christmas.
Be inspired!