"The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has proclaimed April 2006 as National Landscape Architecture Month. ASLA chapters across the country will celebrate with public outreach activities to help communities 'Discover Landscape Architecture,' the theme for this year. The month encompasses Earth Day on April 22 and the birthday of Frederick Law Olmsted on April 26, who founded the American landscape architecture profession."
Wow, someone must have stayed up really late figuring out that theme.
"What are you gonna do this weekend, honey?"
"I don't know, I thought maybe I'd go discover Landscape Architecture."
"Oh, I think the Parkers down the street just went and got some of that."
"Really? I never would have figured them for the type."
"Well, don't you go getting any crazy ideas. Remember what happened when you tried to discover Black History…"
(Laughter.)
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