This is the first time I’ve seen and read your post. Thank you. It is an easy read and talks about things we all should be paying much more attention to as we are only stewards of the earth.
The Lorax is my favorite book and movie (I have 5 kids from 2 to 18 and taught Middle and High School Science for 20 years, so I've had lots of chances to read and watch it!). I had a big “Unless” ring in my classroom that a student made for me years ago… guess some of that sunk in now that I’m in this new phase of life!
Thank you for your words and your posts here as well… interesting stuff!
I used to read The Lorax to my son, and to my elementary students. I love the environment and developing a wildflower/ wildlife garden around my home where once invasive plants, European and Asian species once dominated. Now the birds and insects come to our place to multiply.
This is the first time I’ve seen and read your post. Thank you. It is an easy read and talks about things we all should be paying much more attention to as we are only stewards of the earth.
Thanks so much, Carla!
Beautifully written. You speak for the rivers and the trees. That’s so important. Gratitude.
The Lorax is my favorite book and movie (I have 5 kids from 2 to 18 and taught Middle and High School Science for 20 years, so I've had lots of chances to read and watch it!). I had a big “Unless” ring in my classroom that a student made for me years ago… guess some of that sunk in now that I’m in this new phase of life!
Thank you for your words and your posts here as well… interesting stuff!
I used to read The Lorax to my son, and to my elementary students. I love the environment and developing a wildflower/ wildlife garden around my home where once invasive plants, European and Asian species once dominated. Now the birds and insects come to our place to multiply.