blog action day: Our Daily Choices Have Wider Spread Consequences Than We Choose to Be Aware Of. - 10/15/08 12:27 PM
The high pitched squeals of children playing outside at recess echo across the green expanse of field strewn with the richness of copper-coloured maple leaves. As I ponder on the richness of nature, a part of me harbours a tiny shard of shame that I am human; part of that race … (50 comments)
blog action day: Blog Action Day 2008-Are You In? - 08/15/08 11:18 AM
In 2007, 20,603 bloggers worldwide, including many Active Rain members, took part in Blog Action Day 2007. The subject was the environment. I wrote, Mankind~Programmed to Self-destruct? , and although I'm not certain that my post had any great or lasting impact, I do know it was widely read and … (42 comments)
blog action day: Mankind~Programmed to Self-destruct? - 10/15/07 02:12 PM
The ragged child rises from the dust-covered, rusty metal axle she had been resting on and glances furtively behind before she makes her way slowly across the flagstone courtyard. The ceremonies of flag raising and bringing in the new year have not been performed here in almost a decade now. With … (57 comments)
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The high pitched squeals of children playing outside at recess echo across the green expanse of field strewn with the richness of copper-coloured maple leaves. As I ponder on the richness of nature, a part of me harbours a tiny shard of shame that I am human; part of that race … (50 comments)
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