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Ronny Will Survive!
Time flies when you go to work everyday! Yikes! I'm so sorry it's been a week for the (maybe) 4 people who care about my blog. :)
I promise I'll do an indiezine style post this week. I think I'm going to feature a poet, a musician, author and small business. ^_^
If anyone have a request of who or what, be sure to let me know!
One person I certainly want to write about today is Bernie Sanders, no, don't worry. I'm kidding. (I'm a huge Bernie supporter, tho. Just for the record)
Ronny Morris! Now you've probably not heard of him before today, but he's worth knowing about. Ronny's not only a musician, he's European and an advocate for the earth and her beings. I respect him tremendously for that.
Here is a video of one of his songs. It was posted a year go, but it's one of my favorites.
Find Ronny on:
He was involved with Greenpeace in their Save The Arctic Campaign, where he dressed up as a Polar Bear and held a sign that said "Save The Arctic." He made great strides in building awareness of the polar ice caps and how their melting away is destroying the habitat of so many living creatures.
Until next time,
xoxo
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This Cool Hottest Month (of the year)
It's no surprise that Texas has the strangest weather patterns. August is infamous everywhere to bring gnats, flies, sunburn and heatstroke.
Texas has shockingly (and excitedly) woken up to rain and beautifully windy 75 degree averages this week.
In appreciation of the weather changes, I thought I would throw this out to the universe in hopes that the weather in the hottest month of the year continues to be windy, rainy and cool.
This year, I had to call out of work because my breaks were frozen! It's nothing like when I first arrive, asking questions like "Where did all the tumbleweed go?" and "Wait... there are trees here?!"
Growing up in Florida, you get used to unexpected weather changes, but nothing like Texas. It's a unique and drastic change.
I can't say it's not an adventure in itself. Here's to martini's and bathing suits and not dying of skin cancer!
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Dallas, TX, USA
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