Imagine if we all observed one day a week, whether it be Friday, Saturday or Sunday to let the planet rest? No TV, no cars, no lawnmowers, no shopping, no work--just a quiet day to spend with a good book or with family. Could NEO distinguish itself as the first metro region to do it?
Submitted by Norm Roulet on Thu, 07/10/2008 - 07:29.
If we may do that, we may do more, and dedicate one day a week to repairing Earth and serving Mother Nature... and that time could be served 3-4 hours per day every day, rather than 24 hours one day a week... and could be done walking rather than driving, planting food, and educating those who do not serve nature well.
...the world will change you. God knows, Deloitte Touche (SEIU members have another name for this company) is the last place, I normally go looking for information, but they have a point.
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Day of Rest for the Planet
Imagine if we all observed one day a week, whether it be Friday, Saturday or Sunday to let the planet rest? No TV, no cars, no lawnmowers, no shopping, no work--just a quiet day to spend with a good book or with family. Could NEO distinguish itself as the first metro region to do it?
One day a week for god-Mother
If we may do that, we may do more, and dedicate one day a week to repairing Earth and serving Mother Nature... and that time could be served 3-4 hours per day every day, rather than 24 hours one day a week... and could be done walking rather than driving, planting food, and educating those who do not serve nature well.
So who are the preachers here for the god-Mother?
Disrupt IT
Change your world or...
...the world will change you. God knows, Deloitte Touche (SEIU members have another name for this company) is the last place, I normally go looking for information, but they have a point.