SO WHAT DO WE DO NOW?

Maybe the questionable recent decision by the Supreme Court of the United States was a needed awakening for the people of this country.

We as citizens have all too often fallen into using political and legal jargon without wondering about the collective affect on our thinking and our lives.  We have been too eager to mimic political strategy and language.  When we did and when we do we loose the strength which is ours and ours alone, the citizen's role in a Democracy.

We are about to undergo enormous change in our lives.  If we are unable to acknowledge these changes
and meet them it will be the undoing of our strength as a country and our inherent common sense as individuals.

To ensure a sense of fairness that was and is ours we need to protect and safe guard our
elections at the polls and we need to urge others to do likewise. It may be that issues of grave importance to one sector may need to give way to another as all of us build or rebuild communities in which all people flourish.

We will go on and renew or recreate and protect this wild, beautiful land we call a nation.  As we do we dare not stop our feeling for all human kind and their quest to be a part of this Democracy or forget those who came before us.

So for now we will go forward with our mutual love and appreciation for science, education, music and the joy of greeting each day constructively without  violence or malice.