Earth Day April 22, 2020
We'd prefer to do Earth Day's 50th Anniversary in style but that will have to wait. It's amazing the changes that have come since the first Earth Day, and appalling how far we still have to go.
This is the first year in the last five we did not schedule a public event for Earth Day, just as well given the pandemic. Perhaps in the fall though I fear next year might be a more reasonable aspiration.
Meanwhile we shelter in place, read a lot, walk a lot, and catch up on numerous projects that were pushed to the back burner long ago. I've finished books I'd almost given up on; some were quite rewarding. I've organized things that I rarely use. I refolded all my bandanas (see pictures below).
Looking at pictures from past trips to Colorado sparks a desire to get back, one that's not likely to be indulged too soon. Maybe I'll add some pictures and notes to one of these posts. Yup, next week we'll take a virtual trek to Andrews Tarn and Glacier in Rocky Mountain National Park.
We'd prefer to do Earth Day's 50th Anniversary in style but that will have to wait. It's amazing the changes that have come since the first Earth Day, and appalling how far we still have to go.
This is the first year in the last five we did not schedule a public event for Earth Day, just as well given the pandemic. Perhaps in the fall though I fear next year might be a more reasonable aspiration.
Meanwhile we shelter in place, read a lot, walk a lot, and catch up on numerous projects that were pushed to the back burner long ago. I've finished books I'd almost given up on; some were quite rewarding. I've organized things that I rarely use. I refolded all my bandanas (see pictures below).
Looking at pictures from past trips to Colorado sparks a desire to get back, one that's not likely to be indulged too soon. Maybe I'll add some pictures and notes to one of these posts. Yup, next week we'll take a virtual trek to Andrews Tarn and Glacier in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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