How will we live tomorrow?
“Look at your heart
Tell me how you feel.
Are you happy where you are?
Do you want more?
Dream big.
It can’t be too big to come real.”
Danny, singer songwriter, Austin, TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“I am concerned about the Democratic Party situation. If Bernie gets more votes than Hillary and loses because she has super delegates, we will lose a whole generation of voters, disenfranchised from the system.”
Dann Cahoon, Habitat for Humanity NOLA Board Member, New Orleans, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“I am running a race that starts at seven in the morning.
“I hope I’m wrong, but I think were going to make a mess. There will be sea level rise, but I hope we have not passed the point of no return before it’s too late. Humans are not good at long-term problems. There are things that give me hope. If batteries become economically competitive the market costs work with you even without capturing the cost of carbon. Sustainable energy based on renewables may become viable though we will disrupt our local economy. It will correct easier than we think. The crews that maintain offshore platforms are already transitioning to offshore wind farms.”
Sam Charters, businessman, New Orleans, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“Without Jesus we will not have a tomorrow. Unless America revives we will see a further slide into Globalism, Socialism and Idol worship.”
Robert Frauenthal, music lover, New Orleans, LA
How will we live tomorrow?
“In a global world where we are all knit together.”
Eric Elfman Attorney, Onset, MA
How will we live tomorrow?
“We will live fabulously.”
Alicia, Lottery player, Middleborough, MA
How will we live tomorrow?
“Another day, another dollar. Make money and spend it.”
Henry Patel, Managing Partner, Capeway Convenience, Middleborough, MA
How will we live tomorrow?
“Hopefully on bicycles.”
Dennis Bisaccio, School of Education, Brown University, Providence, RI
How will we live tomorrow?
“In this world, beyond the colleges, things aren’t good. We don’t have a lot of money.”
Austin, scriptwriter, Providence, RI
How will we live tomorrow?
“Looking for a housing voucher.”
Tim, displaced fisherman after 34 years at sea, clean and sober after leaving his wife and children so they could qualify for subsidized housing. “Moving from sober house to sober house is hard. An apartment takes all my income.”
How will we live tomorrow?
“Same as today.”
Jerry, TransAm cyclist and software engineer, Providence, RI
How will we live tomorrow?
“Respect people. Accept them for who they are. Communicate. It’s the same as everything. It’s the way I am with my siblings, my children, my husband. We have to be that way with everyone.”
Sharon Pickering, former school teacher, North Kingstown, RI
How will we live tomorrow?
“I will live happily with my wife and my children.”
Choung, Security Guard, Hartford, CT
How will we live tomorrow?
“Hopefully, wiser than today.”
Jeremy, jewelry entrepreneur, Mansfield, CT
How will we live tomorrow?
“With a full stomach.”
Donovan, Librarian, Mansfield, CT
How will we live tomorrow?
“’Idiocracy’ is how we’ll live tomorrow.”
Tony Malloy, vegan body builder, Mansfield, CT
“I was going to say something about food and society, but didn’t want to get all preachy.”
How will we live tomorrow?
“Less technology.”
Shannon, mother of teenagers, Madison, CT
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