Hope you’re doing good, do me a favor and look outside please. Now we have blue skies and nice wispy clouds, the earth is changing, summer’s coming earlier then it should. I’m writing this during the Covid-19 pandemic, global Co2 emissions have gone down. We are the virus. Please try to live more responsibly.
Dear World,
I vow that I will try to make a difference every day, so that you may enjoy the world as I have.
Dear Tomorrow
Stay Cool and Save the Whales
To my dearest Gabriel,
What gives me hope is what is yet to come, what you will experience in your lifetime.
I love you Earth.
Dear Malasher and Alex,
My goal was to help you grow into better citizens of our planet; to help you care about our natural world and to make everyday choices that reflect concern for our beautiful earth and our own health as well as encourage you to work together to make changes in our community.
Dear Future,
We need to work to save our beautiful home.
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.
Dear Matthew, Sam, and Sophie,
There is a promise in the Bible: ‘I shall restore the years that the locusts have eaten’ and that points to a promise of complete healing and restoration. But until that comes I intend to do my best to ‘save the planet’ in whatever way I can, and I encourage you to do the same.
To my dear son Zac,
I promise to raise you as a loving-nature human.
Dear… Parents,
Let us teach our children to volunteer and donate.
Dear Tanuj,
The time has come to question ourselves as citizens about our own actions and the legacy we are leaving behind.
Caro me stesso,
Non so dove e con chi sarò nel 2050, spero che sia un anno migliore di quello appena passato .
