How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #10
You can't see Canada across Lake Erie, but you know it's there. It's the same with spring. You have to have faith, especially in Cleveland. Snow in April always breaks your heart. I think we had two April snows that year. Waiting for snow to melt was like waiting for a glacier to move. Finally it was gone for good. The ground was back, and last year's leaves, like a bookmark showing where you'd left off. It was a joy to get out again. […] Then one day I passed it—and someone was digging. (13.7)
And… it's back. It's been a long winter, but the community garden is finally up and running again. We don't get to hear about what happens during the next year, or the year after that, or the one after that. But what's your guess about what happens to the garden? Does it keep going through seasonal cycles, and come back every spring? Or do the gardeners eventually abandon it because of tough weather?