Climate Change will be with us for a long time, creating havoc and making life difficult for many people. It will only get worse in the future.
The good news is that adaption is possible. We need the political will to make these changes, and the funding to make them happen. Challenge politicians to make better decisions!
https://agrandmothersdream.com/are-we-prepared/
Please share my wife's blog, and encourage our politicians to make the necessary changes.
Cheap and fast-turnaround fashion is a big contributor to global Climate Change. There are a number of ways for us to improve matters.
What we wear, and how it makes us feel, is very personal. WE can make decisions about how our clothes contribute to the well-being of the planet.
Thus, Here is a Difference We Can Make!
https://agrandmothersdream.com/here-is-a-difference-we-can-all-make/
Please like and share my wife's blog. We would like as many people as possible to make a difference.
*** The important thing is not to stop questioning ***
We need to ask more questions. Why are the daffodils blooming in December? Why are the birds nesting earlier each year?
These questions have no easy answers, but we need to ask them.
Good things are happening - it needs millions of us to act. See more information in my wife's blog.
https://agrandmothersdream.com/ask-more-questions/
Please ask yourself: “What can I do?”
Marcus Aurelius said, “If we want to live in good times, the solution is easy. Do good things.”
Hope is hard to come by in this world of ours. Yet if we want to create more of it, we need to change ourselves.
This is already happening, and many ideas are in this blog. Do have a look.
If it inspires you to act, please like it and share it as widely as you can. It needs all of us to make a difference.
Recognizing the reality of Climate Change can be a step towards making a difference.
Start by talking about it. Have a family discussion, or invite the neighbours in and ask their opinion about what is happening. This can be the start of a learning process for everybody, often leading to a deeper involvement.
Politicians are wavering in their commitments. All of us need to encourage them to fight for our futures.
Thirty, Somehow: A Birthday Reflection on Survival, Loss, and the Fragile Hope of Starting Again
I’m thirty years old today. And I’m sitting here thinking, holy shit. I actually made it. That sentence feels heavier than it probably should. People say it casually all the time, like getting older is just something that happens automatically, like breathing. But for me, and I think for a lot of us whether we admit it or not, making it to thirty doesn’t feel automatic. It feels earned. It feels like surviving something. It feels like crawling through a decade that didn’t always […]"Hey Daddy, is that an AI tree?"
"Uh, it's a cell phone tower that's designed to blend in with the trees, but I think it's been there a while...probably before generative models were involved in designing things like that."
"But it's not a REAL tree. It's AI."
"What does AI mean to you?"
"It means it's not real, like, not the real thing. It just looks real but it's not really real."
"You mean fake?"
"What does fake mean?"
We live in a confusing world, between the old world of Capitalism and a better, more sustainable world.
There is a better way of living, with communities, a healthy planet, less loneliness, healthier food and less inequality.
We need a vision for what we want to see, which all should help create. What do we want in the future? With a vision we can make a plan.
Please read my wife's blog to find out how you can help.
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