Let us teach our children to volunteer and donate.
Let us teach our children to volunteer and donate. While on vacation we helped the captain remove trash from the beach-everyone joined in. We donated at a local animal shelter. Taking extra time to give back to our world. I promise to always take some time, and promote my children to make a difference.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to not waste food and eat locally grown food.
Dear Tomorrow,
My climate promise: community awareness of the climate crisis.
Dear Tomorrow,
Less meat, more on my feet!
To the People in my Future Life,
Anytime I’m at the crossroads of life, I pray that I, or anyone else in the same position, will keep you in mind, and try to shape a world that’s the best possible for you.
To my daughters,
In order for you two be happy and healthy, we all need to work hard to prevent climate change.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to turn old shirts into produce bags.
Dear Tomorrow
I promise to encourage myself and others to recycle more.
Dear Future Self,
More than getting through a global pandemic that has already taken hundreds of thousands of lives around the world, our true feat is even larger: to secure our long-term health and the health of the ecosystems upon which we depend for life. To do that, we have to cut our emissions in half in the next ten years, and continue to reduce it beyond that. And to succeed in that, we need to fundamentally shift the way we do EVERYTHING.
Dear Amara and Uma,
Maybe you heard about bats? Bats, the carriers of this disease that spread among us like wild fire. I love bats. When I was your age today, sitting in the evening on the back terrace of your grandparent’s home in Ibiza, hundreds of bats would play, dance and sing among the trees.
My darlings, Juno & Vaeda,
You ask insightful questions, and together we learn about the mysterious world we inhabit.
Dearest Gray,
When I asked you why the purple Violet called to you, you told me it was “magic”. I hope that you can still find the magic of life. I hope, despite everything, it is still in abundance.
To my great-great grandchildren,
I don’t know your name
or even if you’re alive,
but I’m doing all I can
to make sure you survive.
I’m your great- great grandmother
who lived a century ago
in a world far different
from the one you must know.
