And Other Leading Questions
Stucco, paint, and cement dumped on the Treehouse backyard
Maybe it didn’t matter
where you dumped your trash in the ‘old days’. And maybe that’s why
some people are still not asking themselves, “Do you think anybody will
care if I just dump my leftover cement in their yard?”
Survivor in Diane’s flower bed
When I
was growing up in the 1950’s, we were ignorant of the damages we were
causing with our really cool, leaded gas guzzling hot rods and station
wagons. We weren't aware of the consequences of burning leaded fossil
fuel, it was more like, could you drive to the beach and back on a
dollars worth.
Heck,
in the 1950’s the department of defense was setting off nuclear weapons
in the Nevada desert that would occasionally dump radioactive fallout
on Los Angeles. We didn’t know better back then.
Bird outside my window
But we know better
now. At least we should. And we definitely need to be teaching
ourselves, our kids, and our grandkids to live by the golden rule.
Someone didn’t teach
the guys who have been spending 4 months building a tiny addition to
the dining room, that is rude to dump your leftover construction
materials on the job site. But, I think they probably would learn if
they didn’t get paid until they cleaned up their mess.
New Favorite Milk
Breakfast is better than ever
I found
some organic milk at Raley’s that reminds me of the kind the milkman
delivered on our doorstep. The cream would rise to the top, and we would
set the empty bottles out on the step to be picked up on the next
delivery.
When I saw this milk in the refrigerated dairy case, I just had to check it out. It acts like, looks like, and tastes like the real thing.
Today’s Pregame Video;
(The moon appears upside down in New Zealand)
Full Moon Silhouettes from
Mark Gee on http://vimeo.com">Vimeo
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It’s A Small World - Keep It Clean
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