How will we live tomorrow
“Enjoy life. Momma told me to go out and smell the roses.”
Sydney, walking from Key West FL to Dothan AL, Carrabelle FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“Not too optimistic today. I woke up and heard who will be Secretary of State. CEO of Exxon who just was given one of the highest awards Russia can give to a non-citizen. Tomorrow we will fight for our rights.”
Kyle, University Cycles, Tallahassee FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“If I knew… These days you just have to get up in the morning and go about your business the best you can. The country is so divided and can’t see a way out.”
Ryan, cochlear implant in his head, Tallahassee FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“I have a very small focus. We are going up to Virginia for the holidays.”
Alan, avid golfer, St Augustine FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“We are going to do this.” (clinks her wine glass)
Jan, lives on boat for 22 years, St Augustine FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“Like it’s the last day on earth.”
Jeremiah James Scott, Harley rider, St. Augustine FL (501-574-2012)
How will we live tomorrow?
“I look at it from a power perspective. It’s what I want to do, give people more power.
“I am optimistic. I read a lot of sci-fi and I like to live out positive scenarios. I took a climate change sci-fi course last semester. It was awesome. I am hopeful we will find technological solutions that will help us accommodate it.
“Young, tech-savvy people may be more upbeat because ‘we’ are going to do okay.”
Arnold Sullivan, electrical engineering student, Gainesville FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“How will we live tomorrow?”
Malcolm, rural mail carrier, St. Teresa FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“I am interested in proving the hyper-loop concept: supplying things and transporting people via a magnetic vacuum tube. It’s very expensive to build but then very inexpensive to operate. Objects wlil move up to 700 miles per hour. As long as it’s straight, you can put it anywhere, in the ocean, in the sky. A friend of Elon Musk is building one in Dubai. You can get anything built in Dubai.”
Joseph Gilbert, Art History student, Gainesville FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“To the fullest.”
Deidre, Mayo Cafe, Mayo FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“I have taken measures to shield myself for expenses. I will be able to do what I want to do. I’m a Republican but this whole regime scares me. There is no left way or right way but the moderates don’t band together. I would like to be able to see creative people be creative. We’ll see how the government responds to that.
“One person’s voice gets lost, but several people’s voices are heard. Right now I am involved in taking care of my mother. But I can see getting involved in community projects, not politics, to create change.”
Alan, retired federal contractor, Gainesville FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“Awesome.”
Elise, Bunnery Bakery and Cafe, St. Augustine FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“Free.”
Cassie, Amtrak, Jacksonville FL
How will we live tomorrow?
“I agree with her. We also have to respect each other.”
Kendall, Navy vet, Jacksonville FL
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