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January 22, 2021
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Dear Mark,

I hope this message finds you well. I hope you are content and at peace. Most importantly I hope you continued to be a person of conscious and action. Remember how you started off small with the homestead, the chickens and ducks? I know you remember Garfunkel. I hope you have achieved your goal of spreading the ideas and goals of sustainability to others. First your immediate circle, then community and more. Did you build that permaculture farm? Did you build that net zero home? That net positive community? I hope you achieved all these goals, but if you didn’t yet, remember it’s never too late. Keep making progress and keep your head up.

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