So I know what I want to be when I grow up but if I have enough money to donate money to help in any way I can or can have a group of people to help recycle for the children and they deserve to live in a place that is clean and has no problem for every generation that is coming.
I promise to take shorter showers.
To my Maria and her children,
I have to tell you something: it is so hard to keep our life “green” for now, but we still keep trying.
AMORI MIEI EMMA DOMINGA E MAMMA AURELIE
Mamma e Papà cercano insieme sempre di darti il meglio però anche tu dovrai fare la tua parte nel mondo.
To My Fellow Two-Spirits,
Thank you — Thank you — without you, I would not hear butterflies singing, without you, I would not understand black bear humor, or the creativity of jays planning their breakfast, without you, I would not feel flora whispers of long-lived wisdom on the back of my neck while sitting in Padmasana.
Dear You Tomorrow,
What we failed to do, at least early on, was to see how important it was to put those solutions together. To combine into a way forward.
To the wonder,
Dear tomorrow, thank you for letting me ride the wave of wonder that reaches toward you for all generations of all species to come.
Dear future 82-year old me,
29 years later, I wish I still can ride bike and go some lovely places in nature. Sky is blue and air is fresh, I will be shining under the sun.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to recycle and compost.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to include the trees and animals in all my decisions.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to work with my family and neighbors to reduce carbon output.
Dear Nephew,
I believe i have truly played my part in raising awareness and practical solutions to climate change.
To My Grandchildren,
It’s my hope that the following will be helpful as you navigate your futures. These are the confessions of a climate activist:
