My most genuine letter to ABers, 
                        May your short term concerns extend to the lives of many future generations in place of your petty tomorrows. 




Krista

"...I wish everyone cared about the Earth the way they care about these children. How can you claim to care for them so much and fail to fight for their future? If there is no planet, no resources, there is no education. No us. No them. No future generations and no children for you to nurture. 


Lead by example. You've said yourself that this is, we are, the turn around generation. We've gone too far to turn back now but changing our "inevitable" path is still in the cards for us is passion is ignited. Start now, with yourselves and pass it on. Mass support is crucial for efficiency now and there is no time for contemplation.


Think of your experience, your opportunities. If you want a portion, a fraction of this for them, you must first take a stance on sustainability and lead the WAY. This Earth has taken care of you endlessly, don't ignore our universal Mother. Please. 


It's not popular. It's not 'safe.' But more vital than acceptance. Be bold in your ways and our people, our animals, our environment, LIFE, will be far more appreciative than can ever be known. To exist. To live. To BE. Let's turn baby steps into conscious footprints. "

here we are, here we go. the first text my mother has ever sent. ever sent to me and it reads:
"I...I might live"
and i smile for a minute and then realize i'm doomed if i ever drunk text her at 3 am. which is what i'm known for. 

today at the pawn shop i bought 15 movies and 5 seasons of Dexter all for $50 and i couldn't be more proud.

starting to floss every single day plus clenching your teeth in your sleep makes for a painful combination let me tell ya


also, i've always enjoyed black nail polish but now that i have short proper-type of hair i feel like i need to always wear it to give myself a little bit of an edge

Here we go - time for baby steps.