Today I went to a park,, and picked up trash. Your regular, cheetos bags and candy wrappers, all of the things you would normally see as trash. But then we went into a gully we found things i would have never guessed to be left behind, thrown into the world and consumed into the earth. This is what we found:
TV sets
DVD Player
4 Shopping carts
Chuckey Doll
Tires
Lawn Chairs
Sofas Read More »
On the drive to the farm we pass a few usual sights. The cow, fence, cow, "OO OO BARN," cow, fence, cow ruetine. The little chapel. The field with random trenches that thousands of stories have been told from. The yard that you have to wonder if another car could ever fit in. The amazing shake stop where ALL the locals hang out at night. Then the hill down to the gravel road up to the farm. Read More »
"'Garden State' my ass. I guess "chemical capitol of the world' didn't have the same zing."-John Munch Read More »
Dear Smoker,
This is a letter to kindly request that you discontinue blowing smoke in my face. If necessary, perhaps you could stand or walk downwind from me. I do not mean to offend you, but as you might have heard, smoking is very hazardous to the health. I do not wish to be subjected to your second hand smoke. Read More »
It seems to me that many people are not concerned with the effect of pollution to our Earth's environment because they are not concerned with the future (that they will not be around for). It worries me when I think about how much waste we produce and how much we pollute everyday. I'm not only worried for those of us living now, but for the kids I may have and their families. Read More »
I really need to stop reading the news. I was perusing an article on cnn.com about the amount of prescription medication in our drinking water and became ill. No, seriously my stomach started hurting. Read More »
Hello, everyone! For those of you who haven't heard of ANWR, it's the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Located up in Alaska, the Refuge is a very large reservation with a very beautiful and biologically diverse landscape that is home to hundreds upon hundreds of endangered arctic species that the Alaskans are trying to save. ANWR also happens to be the topic of an essay I am doing as of late, and so I thought I would spread the issues out here for people to read and respond to. Read More »
