GDES1B26 — FW2010 — 19

While I think we should use a wrapping that doesn’t involve the amount of clean up balloons would require (food perhaps), the idea of hidden messages is workable. Here is a list of messages I have generated:

What if we didn’t have parks?

What if there were condos here?

What if this was a parking garage?

What if this was a cafe?

What if this was private property?

What if you couldn’t exercise here?

What if you had to pay to be here?

What if you couldn’t protest here?

What if this was part of PATH?

What if you couldn’t play Frisbee here?

What if this was indoors?

What if you couldn’t jog here?

What if this was a golf club?

What would happen if we didn’t take care of our parks?

What if you couldn’t watch the clouds here?

What if you couldn’t be here?

What if this was a stadium?

What if you couldn’t barbecue here?

What if there weren’t any benches here? (Like Younge and Dundas)

What if this park were for sale?

What if this was a red light district?

What if you had to rent this to play sports?

What if you couldn’t bike here?

What if there were advertisements here?

What if this was sponsored by a bank?

What if you came here to buy things?

What if you couldn’t nap here?

What if there wasn’t any space for nature?

What if you had to walk all the way around this block to get to the other side?

What if you couldn’t blow bubbles here?

What if A. Josephs was here?

What if the white squirrels were evicted?

What if this was a super market?

What if this were under surveillance?

What if there was a fence here?

What if you couldn’t play hacky sack here?

What if no one could practice circus tricks here?

What if adults weren’t allowed to use the playground?

What if no one could stage performance art?

What if there wasn’t a garden here?

What if there wasn’t any public space?

What if you couldn’t meet people?

What if you couldn’t receive these messages?

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