Once upon a time, in a small mountain village, lived a simple people. They did not worry themselves with the concerns of the rest of the world. Content to keep to their mountain ways, they planted crops, and raised their animals, on the sides of the steep peak.
With all the discussion lately about climate change, I decided I needed to do something to help out. Many scientists are claiming that CO2 is the problem, and if we don’t do something about it, we are going to be in big trouble. After much research, I found a way that both you and I can help out. This time around, my friend Phoenix sponsored my efforts. I don’t want to give too much away, so watch the video, my solution will become obvious.
The vapor drifted from the hot breath of the two work horses. The harness bells jingled, as their heads bobbed up and down smoothly. We floated along smooth ups and downs, in the undulating landscape, as they pulled the sleigh through the deep snow. Grandma, Grandpa, and I were neatly tucked in a nest of loose hay mounded around us. I was in between them, and well layered against the cold, but that did not stop the frosty air from nipping at my nose and cheeks.
About a year ago, my favorite can opener came up missing. Now that may not seem like a big deal to some, but have you ever had the flow of meal preparation interrupted by a lame can opener. You go around and around the top of the can, trying to puncture the tin, to no avail. At best you simply emboss the metal, and rough up the edge.
With so many huge issues facing our nation, what is the most important one to you?
Many of these issues bleed into each other, so I would appreciate comments, discussing the distinctions of your choice.
