How will we live tomorrow?
“I have been influenced by Valerie. I was 36 when we got married. I was the kid in the wonder years. Valerie is my best friend. I have a lot of optimism about the future. People are good. I like the Native American concept of working and providing. You can be happy with the bear essentials. We have to have a reconciliation of the wealth disparity. If we have to be coerced to giving to the poor – to be a socialist state–that will be to our downfall.”
Dave Hudson, faculty spouse, College Station, TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“Honestly, I want beer and hot wings.”
Ben, panhandler with dog & bike, New Orleans, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“For the next four years I will live as I do now. Then I will change.”
Daisy, counting down to retirement, New Orleans, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“Am I allowed to rephrase the question?”
Sally Shushan, US Magistrate Judge, New Orleans, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“Based on my experience, I hope we’ll be more tolerant of differences. We are going to move toward love and peace.”
Ari Ramos, cross-country runner, Pearlington, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“Share love.”
Nate, cycling west, Ocean Springs, MS
How will we live tomorrow?
“You have to do whatever makes you happy.”
Adam Colorado native, Ocean Springs, MS
How will we live tomorrow?
“Things will get better when we replace this Congress. They think they’re hurting Obama with their actions, but they’re hurting this country.”
Gene Broussard, homeowner, Jeanerette, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“As a journalist, I stay open to whatever comes next.”
Max Anderson, filmmaker, Austin, TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“My children give me hope because they’ve grown up so well, and my grandchildren give me hope. My son is in the Marine Corps; he defends our country. My son-in-law is a police officer. I am very blessed.”
Randy, songwriter, Austin, TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“My son, my work here is done.
All we have left is love.”
Danny, singer songwriter, Austin, TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“I hope it will be less car centric.”
Helen, member of Woodlands bike coalition, The Woodlands, TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“We, not just me? Hopefully, in peace as one.”
Ashley, Homeowner via Habitat for Humanity, New Orleans, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“I am more long-term. I am thankful and come here every day to a place I helped to build.”
Kim, Habitat for Humanity future homeowner, New Orleans, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“Given that we are in Louisiana, with our petroleum-based economy, we are chained to oil. We ought to get into alternatives, but that won’t happen with gas at a $1.50 a gallon.”
Dann Cahoon, Iron Man Competitor, New Orleans, LA
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