Follow the yellow brick road

Wednesday

Wouldn't it be fabulous to have a yellow brick road in your garden? I don't have a garden at the moment, but one day, I can see a yellow brick road much like this one winding its way through the trees, flowers, grass, fruit trees, and vegetables, leading down to my writing hut at the bottom of the garden...
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