Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to recycle my waste.
Dear Ellis,
So, dear heart, I am doing everything I can as the situation worsens.
Dear Tomorrow,
And, if this summer has taught me anything, I am content (because I have to be) living in this limbo, this seemingly endless waiting for the opportunity to change, when really the opportunity exists within our very selves all along.
Dear Me of Tomorrow,
I plan to plant more things this spring, as we do every year in our garden.
Dear Zhengqing Gao,
Fortunately, you didn’t get injured while the wildfire burned your school.
Dear Tomorrow
I hope that environmental issues are a thing of the past.
Dear Evie of 2050,
I can feel the change happening — many people are working to transform the world.
Dear Son,
I hope with effective action to combat this climate change will we have a better world in the future.
dear future people (:
I hope that people are still enjoying the wonders that nature has to offer.
Dear Tanuj,
The time has come to question ourselves as citizens about our own actions and the legacy we are leaving behind.
Dear Kids,
My mistake was thinking I needed to give you more to be a good Mom. Recently your aunt asked me what my favorite toy was growing up. I gulped, I didn’t have one- it was the outdoors, sliding down a ravine of leaves with my Dad, skiing and camping. Today is October 12th, 2021 and I am still going to be giving you a lot, it’s going to look a little different – love, experiences, education and a healthy planet.
Happy 34th birthday my son.
To laugh at our efforts as they were on such a small scale, too small some would say to make a difference, and then smile when we think about the number families just like ours that did the same thing.
Dear Grown up Alton and Dot,
The most important thing in my life is you, which means that as your mom – I am doing my very best to make sure that when you read this letter, Earth is a cleaner and safer place for you and your children.