Save the Planet - or is it too late?

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Another of my entries in the Mairangi Arts show was a board game with a “save the planet from yourself” theme. I tore images from magazines & glued them onto a piece of foam-core I found. The work sold - tho now I almost wish it hadn’t....I would have liked to look at it for a while longer!
SOLD
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C. L. DeMedeiros said…
We gonna die
and we never really gonna know how to save the planet...But is never too late, for smart decisions, like think green...

I saw a documentary Friday on National Geographic Channel,
we're here just for a bit of time
and we're so full of ourselves that
we think we can change everything...

But mother Earth is Alive and kicking, anytime "scratch" her "back" and some of half of the population disapear...

Love your robot>
7:42 am
C. L. DeMedeiros said…
Martin,

In your lovely picture you look like Leonard "Spock" Minoy with beard and pipe

;)
7:44 am
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