How will we live tomorrow?
“How we live tomorrow is anchored in the past. We have to understand the past to make the present and future better. As for the big picture, global warming, I am concerned but don’t have the answers. We have to be aware of our resources and utilize them well. And we have to have compassion. That is the key. To care for each other.”
Mitch Bradley, Owner of Heebs, locally owned market, Bozeman, MT
How will we live tomorrow?
“Do what you love and love what you do.”
Joan, retired national park employee, Livingston, MT
How will we live tomorrow?
“God’s laws are created to give us order and create family. Our sprits love God’s laws and His plans. But we occupy these carnal bodies. Our bodies want to experience everything. They are free of our spirits. But how will we harness our bodies to support and enhance our spirits?.”
Julie Fallon, Member of LDS Church, Bountiful, UT
How will we live tomorrow?
“I just came back from a nine day retreat. People in other countries are way ahead of us in energy work. Tomorrow will be about working with our own energy, not knives and sticks.”
Sherry Thurston, retired teacher, Rapid City, SD
How will we live tomorrow?
“Gas equals Time.”
Anthony Reisse Jenkins, online follower
How will we live tomorrow?
“Global warming is real. Up in British Columbia, which is rain forest, you can pick up moss and crumble it in your hand. It’s that dry. You used to walk on it and it cushioned your feet. When that happens, there is something wrong.”
Eric Grant, handyman, Livingston, MT
How will we live tomorrow?
“Are we even going to be here tomorrow?”
Brin, retired Special Education Teacher, Phoenix, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“We are getting ready for our tribal festival this week.”
Raymond, Sage Hill Travel Stop and Casino, Shoshone Tribe, Blackfoot, ID
How will we live tomorrow?
“I don’t know how we are going to live tomorrow. There are people who simply don’t believe this climate is getting warmer.”
JoAnne, Stop’n’Shop, Firth, ID
How will we live tomorrow?
“It’s hard. I’ve been in exercise physiology. We are getting rid of the programs in the schools, but we need them anyway.”
Brent, Student at BYU-Idaho, Rexford, ID
How will we live tomorrow?
“I moved to Jackson from Mexico City when I was seven. I am 21 now. I love living here, but it has become so expensive. I have lived in Victor for the past eight years, where I get a four-bedroom house for just over $1000 a month. A two-bedroom in Jackson rents for $2000 a month. A local photographer, Anne Muller, has started a group called Awareness to raise consciousness about the problem. When a new hotel opened, a large group of long-term residents was displaced. This is a huge issue in Jackson.”
Montherrat Brinal, Great Harvest Bread Company, Jackson, WY
How will we live tomorrow?
“Someone once told me to remember the past, live for today, and plan for the future. How the future turns out depends on what we do today.”
Willard, Teton County worker, Jackson, WY
Willard was applying pesticide to an invasive weed species in Grand Teton National Park
How will we live tomorrow?
“Technology. That’s what it’s all about.”
Sean, Yellowstone National Park Visitor, Gettysburg, PA
How will we live tomorrow?
“It’s not about money. It’s about the treasure of the experience along the way.”
Tom Wann, cyclist, Cheyenne, WY
How will we live tomorrow?
“I hope we are less destructive.”
Mike Oswald, author of Your Guide to the National Parks, Yellowstone, WY
How will we live tomorrow?
“Hopefully, simpler.”
Lisa, Librarian, Livingston, MT
How Will We Live Tomorrow? 