A History of Peace on Earth I was able to scan a photo just now. This is a breakthrough. The Scanner has not been functional but I figured out a workaround. Some philosophical thoughts I what we have done and are doing to the earth.

Date:   8/6/2011 7:26:46 PM ( 13 y ago)

A History of Peace on Earth

This is a photo of Hawk when he was a baby.
That is me somewhere in my early 30's.

I saw a picture recently of Hawk sitting on the couch
as a father with a lovely woman who was pregnant.

The world just keeps going.

What have we learned?

I was thinking today that we need to leave a lot
of evidence for future generations.

It is amazing that we could possibly have near destroyed
our earlh between the time this photos was taken and today,
and to think it has happened on my watch.

I do not imagine things could get much worse
as far as the health of the planet, but then
I am an optimist.

Things could get worse if some of the things
I have been blogging about this past week
came to pass.

Yesterday I was talking to a goat raiser
who basically gets the highest quality of alfalfa she can.

She has GMO on her radar, but she cannot quarantee
that the alfalfa that the goat I ate today had organic alfalfa
hay.

If we do not come together on the issues that are facing us,
the hay may all be GMO within a few years.

Then there is the green grass.

The USDA has thrown in the towel.
They are not even going to attempt to regulate
green grass from being GMO.

Only a person entirely out of touch with the beat of nature
could even imagine such a feat as that.

Superweeds just keep growing the more we spray Round Up Ready
on grass that has has been modified with the new and improved
kind.

Then, for the past few days, I have been taken up with
the Rawesome Raid.

The FDA has definitely a bias against natural living.
It is too unscientific for them, and sadly may not pay
the bills.

I do not want to say anything unkind.

I would rather make friends.

How do you bridge the gap if you are not talking.

Who want to talk to someone who is calling you bad names?
I don't.

So there we are.

I hope we leave a lot of records of what we did so others
in the future find out what we did to our dear earth.

I am sure it will be cleaned up
in at least 1000 years or less.

Oh Life, oh man and woman.
How beautiful the possibility
of making love together and with our earth.
Somewhere in the mix goes lovely food.


5:30 pm
August 6, 2011









 

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