June 14
Remember when you studied about global warming and the ozone layer in school? Now I went to school in the ’80’s so we’re not going back that far. I remember my science teachers teaching about global issues as if it was something we needed to be concerned about, but nothing that would start to take efftect for maybe 100 years. Something my great grandchildren might be plagued with. What happened? Why were they so off the mark back then? Where they so misinformed? You would think coming out of a time when the Great Lakes would catch fire from all of the pollution things would have been more accurate simply due to the fear of the damage we had done up to that point. But no… until the last decade or so, I distinctly remember all these eco-issues being something my great grandchildren were going to have to deal with. Not me, not my kids.
Another remember when…
Remember when Doc from ‘Back to the Future’ fueled the Delorian with trash? Seemed so stupid back then…
What’s your “Remember when…”
Goodnight!
Jen
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dave@work at home says
October 14, 2008 at 10:34 amThe energy crises and global warming are the key issues and i think we must take it as opportunity as the whole world is looking towards it. And those who will come up with innovation will hold like the innovation of silicon (computers) performed and raised jobs and economy worldwide.
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dave@work at home says
October 14, 2008 at 10:34 amThe energy crises and global warming are the key issues and i think we must take it as opportunity as the whole world is looking towards it. And those who will come up with innovation will hold like the innovation of silicon (computers) performed and raised jobs and economy worldwide.
dave´s last blog post..Top 13 Pay Per View – Unlimited make money online sites to Work from home