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Earth Day 2018
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Oh, HAPPY EARTH DAY! It is still three hours away here.
Thank you, Tony!
Amen! Happy Earth day Eliza 🍃🍀☘
Thank you, Karen. ❤
Ditto 🙂
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…….every day is take care of all of our Earth Day……
Agreed! It is a wake-up call for the uninitiated. 😉
Beautiful shot of lone crow. Yes, this is our home. Let us love, respect, and take care of Earth.
Amen! Thanks, Laurie. 🙂
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Happy Earth Day!
I’m going to try for a zero new plastic day….
Thank you, Frank. Plastic is a tough one to get around. I’m hoping the news of this new discovery of a plastic-eating enzyme becomes commercially viable. The ocean gyres grow larger by the day. 😦
Happy Earth Day Eliza! It is one of my favorite days. I hope to plant and mulch, of course. I hope Spring is finally arriving for you!
Thank you, Kathy. A walk around this morning has assured me that it has indeed arrived. I’m gushing over my sky-blue chiondoxa at the moment!
It’s sad that we need a specific day to remind us to take care of the earth. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if respect for and appreciation of this blue planet were part of our lives every day?
So true, Sally. It is a daily thought for me, but not enough of us, apparently. We need to create a tsunami of action! 😉
Word by word, blog by blog … we do what we can do. Thank you for doing your part, Eliza. 🙂
Thanks, Sally. 🙂
Happy Earth Day, Eliza! Beautiful image, and a beautiful wish. May it come true. ❤
Thank you, Robin. It is my dearest hope.
And I may actually get to work in my yard today! Granted, I will be working around piles of snow, but I can handle that.
Hope your day was a good one. I spent a good part of it outside as well. A perfect day!
It was beautiful! I worked around some piles of snow and got some of my gardens cleaned up. We should have the first of the daffodils today!
Yay!
I remember this picture. Loved it then, and again now, with the thought-provoking inscription–especially its last three words (new idea for me, but very true!)
Thank you, Albert. A term adopted from Native Americans, and very true, as we all share the planet and need each and every species.
Yes!!! Enjoy your beautiful piece of it this Earth Day, Eliza.
Thank you, Kris. It’s been a gorgeous one, for sure.
Happy Earth Day Eliza 🙂
Thank you, Karina, working on it! 🙂
An important date for us all! I hope we pass on a better planet to our kids.
Wonderful photo Eliza!
Thank you, Belinda. It seems we’re leaving them with a big mess. 😦 Improving the world is a goal we all must work towards.
I loved this well-worded Earth Day message, Eliza, and the photo too. 🙂
Thank you very much, Jet. x
Nature is so beautiful – I want to keep that going!! 🙂 ❤
Yes, indeed! 🙂
happy Belated Earth Day to you … everyday seems like it should be Earth Day to me. 🙂
Thank you, Debbie. Yes, every day is Earth Day to me, too. 🙂
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I reblogged this beautiful post Eliza. I hope that was OK.
Absolutely, thank you very much!
❤ Thank you!
Amen!
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So beautiful!
Thank you, Fi!
AGREED 100%!!! 😘
🙂 Thanks, Amy!
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Wonderful Eliza.
I’m trying to catch up with blog readings, discovering so many really interesting and beautiful posts today, yours among them. Kind regards, Agnes
Thank you very much!