How will we live tomorrow?
“I’m going to go on. I had a dual lung transplant a year and a half ago and I completely fine.”
Molly, ferry rider, Cape May, NJ
How will we live tomorrow?
“I’m just waiting for the second coming.”
Kathy, ferry ticket seller, Cape May, NJ
How will we live tomorrow?
“We’re going to live good. Healthy hearts.”
Charles Myers, teenage cyclist, Cape May, NJ
How will we live tomorrow?
“Same s**t as today.”
David, gardener, Dover, DE
How will we live tomorrow?
“I have no answer to that question.”
Senjin, Delaware DOT flagman, St. Georges, DE
How will we live tomorrow?
“In Belize. That’s where I want to build a second home. Every day up until then in working toward that goal.”
John, snorkeling enthusiast, Aberdeen, MD
How will we live tomorrow?
“If we all work together things can get better, but if we don’t we’ll split. Sorry to say I have a negative track on this. I want us to come together but I’m afraid we’re coming apart.”
Sam, Streets Cashier, Baltimore, MD
How will we live tomorrow?
“You’re talking with a guy who drove an electric car.”
Andy Brandenberg, Epworth UMC Congregant, Rehoboth Beach, DE
How will we live tomorrow?
“This church is a microcosm of where we need to go. We have a lot of diversity. It takes a lot of discussion. But we work at it to all get along.”
Vicky Starnes, Senior Pastor, Epworth UMC Church, Rehoboth Beach, DE
How will we live tomorrow?
“Yes Lord. Here I am. Use me.”
Lynn Kohler, Deaconess in training, Rehoboth Beach, DE
How will we live tomorrow?
“We’re in a period of chaos and upheaval that I think will resolve itself to a better place. I hope there is a new resurgence in spirituality. The only way we grow spiritually is through suffering. That opens us to growth. We have to cut the furrow to open the soil to plant the seed from which there is growth.”
Sterling Green, retired minister, Rehoboth Beach, DE
How will we live tomorrow?
“By the grace of God.”
Kathleen Blise, Kenyan Missionary, Dover, DE
How will we live tomorrow?
“Good.”
Amali Blise, six-year-old with a summer bucket list, Dover, DE
How will we live tomorrow?
“In Kenya we have people who ride bicycles across the country to delivery supplies for others. We need that everywhere.”
Maurice Blise, Kenyan refugee, Dover, DE
How will we live tomorrow?
“Happy and healthy. Stay with family and friends.”
Saupxadya, head of family of cyclists, Baltimore, MD
How will we live tomorrow?
“This is food for thought right now.”
Sharon Langley, Howard University administrator, Washington DC
How will we live tomorrow?
“It will take thirty years or more to change the way we live today. There is too much arguing across Congress to make any real change.”
Charles, Library of Congress, Washington DC
How will we live tomorrow?
“I don’t have a car. I don’t have any expenses except my rent and utilities, and my student loans of course. I live in the middle of everything and ride my bike and wouldn’t have it any other way.”
Kate, Capitol Bikeshare rider, Washington DC
How will we live tomorrow?
“I’m on the board of the C&O Canal. I come out here when its sunny and 90 in the city and enjoy the breeze and the shade.”
Dennis Shiflit, hiker, Monocacy, MD
How will we live tomorrow?
“I’ll be hiking Katadhin. I wish I’d done Maine ten years ago, but I’ll still do it.”
Susan, AT Section hiker, Harper’s Ferry, WV
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