always want more time. Yet I can’t help to think just how deeply heartbroken he would be to see this-what he would have also considered Orwellian, timeline we are in: America in it’s own fall into it’s own Axis. I don’t think he could have seen it to believe it. I feel your absence, and I’m scared.

About climate change in particular and about social injustice and how it changed forms from the 1950’s til December. As someone who also held a history degree and researched the writing on the walls of the use of fossil fuels, he taught me a lot of the things I think about often now. Of course we

Population in the small rural town I grew up in. And ever the pacifist to his core a “bleeding heart liberal” wasn’t probably the insult people thought it was, as much as an apt depiction. He wasn’t much of a sycophant for political parties of either type, however. My father and I talked long hours