Wow! I’m so glad your husband is Ok. I’m so with you on everything. In my last Substack Earth Day I wrote that we must fall in love with the Earth again, like when we were children and had adventures exploring and dreamed of helping animals or others when we grew up. Until the idea of ripping out the guts of our Mother to make some disposable commodity is anathema to us, we stand little chance of maintaining an environment that can sustain us. Thank you for putting in the work and continually updating us.
Every line of this resonated with me! I am SO very sorry that your husband has been sick. This reminds me of sitting in a nurses station two years ago when my own husband had what turned out to be a minor stroke! I had that same surreal feeling...WhatsApp is a crazy (useful) distraction sometimes. NB It was the Deepwater Horizon incident that prompted me to start writing my blog, in the summer of 2010...
Wow! I’m so glad your husband is Ok. I’m so with you on everything. In my last Substack Earth Day I wrote that we must fall in love with the Earth again, like when we were children and had adventures exploring and dreamed of helping animals or others when we grew up. Until the idea of ripping out the guts of our Mother to make some disposable commodity is anathema to us, we stand little chance of maintaining an environment that can sustain us. Thank you for putting in the work and continually updating us.
I support your message, Audrey!
Every line of this resonated with me! I am SO very sorry that your husband has been sick. This reminds me of sitting in a nurses station two years ago when my own husband had what turned out to be a minor stroke! I had that same surreal feeling...WhatsApp is a crazy (useful) distraction sometimes. NB It was the Deepwater Horizon incident that prompted me to start writing my blog, in the summer of 2010...
Nothing can make you reflect like waiting in a hospital. Thanks for posting Ems.