I think it will always be difficult to build; it should be difficult. We cannot always succeed and sometimes will not even recognize our own success or failure. But we want to stay with grace, and therefore do what we can, whether we are making a tiny house in the woods or a great city. Our gradual understanding is that we are not real colonists, with our home elsewhere. Our home is here, and what we build will be its parts. It is worth the effort to try to build well. - W.G. Clark, Replacement, 1991

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