How will we live tomorrow?
“If you are just a consumer and create anything you lose satisfaction in life. The maker movement, people gardening, building, cooking. It is all a search for self-expression.”
Jean Haughwout, Physician and gardener, Madison, WI
How will we live tomorrow?
“Hopefully, we will live peaceably.”
Michaela, The Green Bean cafe, Belle Fourche, SD
How will we live tomorrow?
“I will carry it if the yoke is easy and the burden light.”
Stacey, Patron at The Green Bean Cafe Belle Fourche SD
I gave my card to two guys at the cafe. When I came out of the washroom, Stacey had joined them and the three were discussing the question.
How will we live tomorrow?
“I would like it if everyone would be considerate to each other.”
Vicky Conner, Black Hills Federal Credit Union, Rapid City, SD
How will we live tomorrow?
“We have to be stewards of our resources.”
Tyler Conner, Master Sargent, U.S. Air Force, Rapid City, SD
How will we live tomorrow?
“Oh, hmmm… Well, you look very healthy.”
Mui, Owen of China Buffet, Hot Springs, SD
How will we live tomorrow?
“I just know that you’ve got to go to bed each night able to sleep that did well by everyone.”
Debra, owner of Smokin’Bar-Be-Que, Hot Springs, SD
How will we live tomorrow?
“One day at a time.”
Scott, Retired IT Exec and motorcyclist, Black Hills National Forest, SD
How will we live tomorrow?
“Healthcare is more complex than anyone realizes. There is this push to make it more business like. People compare it to the airline industry, but it’s not the same. Everyone on the plane going to Cleveland wants to go to Cleveland. Everyone coming to primary care has their own agenda.”
Jon Keevil, Cardiologist and Electronic Medical Record designer, Madison, WI
How will we live tomorrow?
“Just tomorrow or all the rest of tomorrows? My immediate tomorrow is relaxing. But I worry about the general tomorrow.”
Ellen Pollis, reading teacher and yogi, Minneapolis, MN
How will we live tomorrow?
“In politics, we are so stringent about we want. But I think people are teaching their kids to be more open. Tomorrow will be better because the kids are more open that we are.”
Derrick, structural engineer, Minneapolis, MN
How will we live tomorrow?
“Tomorrow will be much better than today, although since so many more people are born than die, we’ll probably live closer together.”
Arik, barista, Hard Times Cafe, Minneapolis, MN
How Will We Live Tomorrow? 