Dear tomorrow,
In this world that we now live in we just don’t understand the purpose of life like we used to. We kill our air by using automobiles unlike horse drawn buggies. Our earth deserves to be beautiful, just how God made it. We are always wasting food, water, and are never trying to learn or to just play outside. I am on a journey in my van across the country and we explore outside and hike a lot. We love to use organic foods for all of our homemade meals. We also like using solar panels because they are more earth friendly. We should be using our land to grow things more than corn and soy. We should grow fruits and veggies and let the animals be our life cycle. They need to be free to roam. Not cooped up in a space that just fits them. They need to eat grass and not corn.
Your friend,
Jayne
This letter was collected as part of DearTomorrow Missoula, a partnership between Families for a Livable Climate and Climate Smart Missoula with DearTomorrow, an award-winning climate storytelling project where people write messages to loved ones living in the future. Messages are shared now at deartomorrow.org and through social media, public talks, community events, and public art to inspire deep thinking and bold action on climate.