“Every living thing on our planet has an involvement they share in. A story to tell. Even those that are silent“~Plh
To use a bit of a metaphor here, many of us have moved too far away from our roots. And its hurting us … as a species. We are as irrevocably connected to the flora, fauna and wildlife as they are to us. Fact, not some idealistic fantasy.
The biodiversity health of our planet is dependent on the ongoing natural interaction of all life. And for quite awhile we’ve been messing with nature inappropriately.
Something we all need to not just be thinking more about, but actually doing something. NOW. We need to begin today. Its important for all our tomorrows.
In fact, probably more than we realize.
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Thanks for stopping by,
With affection,
Penny
The Why About This 
My story today – losing an arm & a leg on a new water heater.
But – hey – we will have our hot water back soon!
The perks of owning a home – eh? 😉
Big bummer, RoSy. We went through that a few months ago with a section if the roof! Ah yes, those wond wonderful perks! :?, ☺xo
YUK to your household issue too.
I guess we can be thankful we have a house. And – also – thankful to have a job and “afford” the cost of the repairs.
xo 🙂 🙂 xo
Yes, I agree RoSy, we are grateful daily for all those things, and special friends too who can relate and share! 🙂 xo
Definitely more than many know or seem to care. If we care about our children and grandchildren, shouldn’t we care about nurturing the place we all call home?
One would think so, wouldn’t one? It just doesn’t make sense, LuAnn. Many people “know” but seem to be stuck in their lifestyles, even though so much is wrong with how we do things today, sigh!
It is very frustrating to watch and even more so to get brushed aside when you encourage others to take on stand on helping our planet.
AnElephantCant tell a story
He somehow lacks the required imagination
But he loves Penny’s words
So he rhymes this wee verse
And sends it to her with his adoration
An elephant (as always) is much too kind, but still (as always) greatly appreciated! :)xo
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Yea, Penny 🙂 many people move away from their roots. That is saddening.
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Yes, I agree with you Yoshiko, a great sadness indeed! 😦
Yea. Sad.