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Environment & Energy

hunter

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7. That was my experience with the Sierra Club, various anti-nuclear groups, and Arco Solar.

Reply to GliderGuider (Reply #6)

Thu May 16, 2013, 12:45 PM

May 2013

Once you put the check in the bank you begin to lose your way.

Now I'm just a guy on the internet watching the world go by.

The truck in my driveway is broken and my kid is driving the car that's eight years older than he is to work.

There's a dog sleeping on the floor near my feet and just like her it's my good fortune this moment to simply be.

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