- Camping In the Large Garden
- The Sleepiest Town Fights Pollution: The Beginning
It’s night time in this old town.
The streets are quiet, and the moon lights up the sky,–along with some stars.
I was drinking tea late night. My fairy, Annie is working with the electric boiler for heat this fall.
Amanda is currently on a patrol to help cut air pollution as a way to help our town reach a goal of having no smog at all, and plant over 16,000,000 trees daily as a way to keep plants growing around this city. However; Removal of oil pipelines, gas pipelines, coal routes, and even removal of coal-burning plants. These are the things what this village need to do first.
The house what I’m recently owning is darkened, so I can save power. However; it needs to has its light on to be visible at night. This is common sense to keep my place lit to prevent crime from happening.
Each day; I hear stories about this village performing these stages of eliminating fossil fuels by reducing their dependency on fossil fuels by using less fuel, promoting use of solar panels, ethical banking, planting trees, sustainable seafood, prevention of price gouging, breaking up monopolies, mandatory recycling programs, and special programs for the poor to start working at new places where jobs are generated.
Although; I am just enjoying riding my large white toy bunny as a way to take a break from working. Well, I haven’t kept track of time because, my clock is kind of off, and I must’ve forgot to check the time. Well, I can still take naps between working on my projects.
The sound of Annie repairing an electric boiler is an indication of preparing for cold days, and even ensuring this machine is safe to use, and rely on. This house has been recently rebuilt as a way to meet requirements for helping preventing climate change, for this instance; 4-foot thick walls built with bricks and other strong materials that are designed to last for a long time.
Annie is taking her time with this project because, she has to use her time to ensure this machine is ready to use. Typically, contractors come to my house to fix a boiler to ensure its doing its job right. Well, I don’t have new contractors yet because, preveious contractors has almost gone bankrupt… however; their effort of saving energy has caused them to have some money to use to keep themselves running for years to come.
Annie is just replacing a large fuse that is dedicated to run the entire machine. Well, this old fuse has blown since months ago. Regular maintenance is necessary to keep this machine running.
During the day; I am just enjoying my berry pastry with sprinkles on it,–along with my cup of tea and fried potatos. Annie is enjoying her ginger biscuit with oatmeal. Her oatmeal is sprinkled with nuts, fruit, and sprinkles that are vegan!
Annie has been working hard since last night. However; a boiler that is repaired earlier is ready to bubble to warm up this house. Also, Annie’s work has ensured our heating costs go down with common sense. We do have an electric boiler, but it uses used vegetable oil as fuel to warm this house each day,–all without breaking the bank!
“This is the day to fight climate change, and air pollution,” said Annie, sipping her cup of tea, “‘shutting the valve‘ to end fossil fuels is the thing what our village will do as a way to rethink about how we use energy. A farmer is the first to end use of natural gas, and use solar energy as a way to take part.”
“This village is going to render permits for natural gas extraction and oil extraction obsolete, and these permits will no longer be available. Existing permits will be revoked as a way to enforce our effort to protect our ecosystem,” I took a bite of my berry pastry, Annie can feel how cool this house has gone overtime… but this is her first effort of reduce heat as early as possible, “I’ve listened to the news about some villagers phasing out use of natural gas, and upgrading to cooking with electric equipment.”
Annie said, “currently… only 40% of our buildings has green roofing installed, or upgraded with green roofing,–or newly built buildings start using green roofing as a way to reduce flooding, and add more oxygen to our village. Most of these buildings are either rebuilt, or upgraded with solar panels for some parts of a village.”
“Firstly, solar panels and green roofing are being installed,–along with planting trees around this village,” I sip my cup of tea, its hot at this moment, and I need to take my time, “new buildings has green roofing integrated as a way to integrate nature with their village. These villagers are taking part to reduce smog levels. Tobacco products are officially banned, and smoking is banned from this village too! Amanda is substituting for a fairy who has gone sick, and she needs medicine to be cured. We got to have trees because, without them, no medicine will be made.”
Annie begins to eat her oatmeal, taking a small bite, and she says, “its more than just stop oil. There are lots of things to do! Making our skies bright blue, and our fields bright green with plants. Our village has been tricked by false claims of using crude oil and natural gas as essential fuels that are affordable. Now, this village has imposed a serious action against BIG oil by forcing them to pay. Polluters must pay for all of this.
I am still eating, no word spoken.
Annie continues eating as we listen to many of these bankers who support the oil industry demanding a ban of fossil fuels to be lifted. This immediate ban of fossil fuels has caused many of these banks that finance fossil fuel industries, and climate change deniers to experience a bank run Billionares who cashed out so many dollars to transition to an ethical bank has lead to only 44% reduction of CO2 levels in this city. They held a piece of an oil pipe that indicates a loss of their fuel what they want..
Some of these individuals who are blocking an ethical bank building has been arrested for trespassing, and hindering efforts to prevent climate change. Over 1000 of these polluters has been shipped away via electric police vans, or police wagons that can yield 80 of these polluters.
“Don’t shut the valve,’ they yelled, raising the long gas pipe with a picture of a sad animated coal-burning plant building, “we want oil and gas now!”
They repeat as they stomped down the streets, blocking a streetcar from cruising towards a battery station to get its battery changed.
The streetcar sounds its bell to ensure they stand back, and it will go through.
Some of these “pro oil” groups act like any other activist who are not activists who care about our environment.
They threw solid rocks of coal to litter the streets with anger.
They sped with automobiles that are modified to puff out smog.
“Like you won’t believe it Annie,” I shouted with joy, “this is a reaction what you’ve predicted! However; these villagers with proper police departments are going to take care of this.”
I sip my cup of tea as Annie glances out a window.
They carry empty oil barrels with a message, telling this village to NOT shut the valve. They got angry horses that are trained to attack climate activists, and they have White polluters who wanted to rely on natural gas, but their homes are doomed of losing this utility!
They marched towards an empty fairground, demanding this village NOT to shut the valve.
Black business owners can see why natural gas is being phased out as they go electric with windmills and solar panels. Most of these other business owners just transition like usual. However; “pro oil” activists has stormed the newly planted forest that is once a former pig farm. These crooks has been raging with anger and dread because, of an upcoming deadline to shut the valve.
There is no wonder why these people has gone mad,” said Annie, eating her biscuit, “we need to end fossil fuels for now because, our planet need us to do so. Our renewable energy source is trending… such as: used vegetable oil being used as diesel, heating oil, etc. Also, other renewable sources of fuel are rising in value slowly. No need to drill, no need to mine, and no need to deal with all of that smog, and other toxic stuff.
There was a BOOM… and the another BOOM!
Black villagers play Reggae music to celebrate a transition to renewable energy.
Schools are reformed.
Anti-spanking activists grew big.
Hotels with empty parking lots begin to install solar panels as a way to keep costs down. However; no car has parked at this time,–except for service vehicles for delivery of food and supplies, or emergency services, etc.
Green roofing jobs grow. That means; you can have a green roof for your new building what you are building via contractors, or replace a roof with a new one for eligible buildings that will receive an upgrade. All green roofing must have a safety barrier around the perimeter of a roof with 30 ft. height or more, and anti-bullying signs installed to prevent bullying and other incidents. All green roofing must have extensions to connect to other buildings to help cover railways as a way to allow installers to install electrification to existing tracks.
We continue eating our breakfast as we either listen or watch what’s happening outside.
Suddenly, we got a notification from an electric company about a mandatory switch to renewable energy, and they’re about to tear down an old coal-burning plant, and start a large garden to indicate where a plant once stood.
Annie and I are just ready for a brief cycle of powering off, and powering back on with a sequence.
We didn’t know we have a fully functional windmill turning as a way to use our independent source of energy, and sell surplus energy to grid, reducing the city’s bills by only 40%.
The 60% of the city’s spending will fall slowly. However; this is just a start for this village.
After we have breakfast; Annie and I head to a library to hang out as we wait for a process of having our power system restarted as a way to ensure our windmill for our own source of energy fully take effect.
Annie needs to spread her wings in order for her to fly later on. Due to her normal flying mode… she needs to be off the ground for a short period… otherwise, she won’t fly correctly.
I head towards a mat to pick out a stuffed animal to ride.
Annie picks out a book to read, along with using a battery-operated lamp.
Electricians are doing their normal job, upgrading our grid to help phase out power from a coal-burning plant. Each strand of wire is recycled, and each utility pole is promptly recycled as a way to ensure fire-protection is up to date. The sound of machines fill the streets.
I hop on a ride-on white rabbit as Annie slowly reads a book.
Before our house gets an upgrade; me and Annie has came up with a signal to enable electricians to update our power source. For me; I bounce as I ride my toy bunny. For Annie; she closes a book,–after she bookmarks a page. However; we are still getting power from that plant that is now being removed. Well, they’re performing an operation to find these polluters who are responsible for deceiving our village, and scamming customers.
Outside; fire halls are upgraded with green roofing, some are rebuilt with a strict vintage design,–just like a previous structure.
New ambulance stations are equipped with solar roofing and green roofing (with select buildings.
New police stations have solar roofing as a priority.
These buildings are now required to have balconies with plants to help reduce carbon by at least 60%. These plants are carefully selected to help introduce fresh air as a way to help reduce pollution, strees at workplaces, and even crime levels. The lower the crime rate… the better.
All emergency service vehicles use either elevated roadways, or underground tunnels to help keep traffic levels in check. Fire engines needed to be as visible as possible. They line up these machines like a train to ensure they keep speed levels in check.
This part of this town has emergency service workers living in dedicated dormitories, and other structures. They always have access to a road to launch,–after they received emergency calls.
The very inside of this village has more oxygen density with plants because, they mandated green roofing for taller and wider buildings with high surface area as a square.
Solar roofing are required for buildinga st the outsides of a city, and suburban neighbors.
Trees planted on special roofing have dedicated collumns with dirt filled inside ensure proper drainage,–preventing floods and other hazards. Thanks to their amazing engineering and serious craftsmanship… these buildings are going to be built to last!
Before removal of oil and gas pipelines begin; they plan out how these pipes are going to be removed with serious engineering.
Each home is tagged with a notice, alerting each resident to transition to electric energy for heating, and use renewable fuel for their oil boilers and furnaces.
Each house that is NOT occupied is inspected, and prepared to be either be modified, or rebuilt with new specifications.
Firefighters ensure safety goes first.
So far; they installed solar roofing on these buildings at the very edge of this city.
Crop farmers convert animal manure into renewable fuel for parts of a city that require manure to be used as fuel as a backup source of fuel. They also upgraded with solar roofing as a way to help keep power usage green. Sixteen trees has been planted to ensure farmers make it welcoming for visitors who want to take part to help reduce climate change.
Rewilding fields around this city has been established, and most of these trees are planted. Villagers has implemented a strategy to include nature within their city. However; remaining pipelines that are illegally installed must be removed for the best experience.
Seafood restaurants begin to choose sustainable seafood like green crab, and other sustainable sources of seafood like red lionfish that are invasive species at the east coast of USA.
Vegan products are sold by 99.9%,–alongside sustainable sources of seafood.
At the coal-burning plant; workers are cleaning up the entire facility to prepare it for demolition. All of the toxic chemicals are neatly disposed of, and all of the wiring are recycled.
These big boilers are the first to be cleaned,–so they can be sunk as artificial reef modules, the sound of scraping fills the facility. Coal ash residue, and other pollutants are carted away in special trucks. Piping are removed and recycled.
This coal-burning plant is once a business of a power company that went bankrupt,–due to trends of solar energy, renewable energy, and green roofing. However; this company has been operating this plant illegally, and this company has been making some money, but money laundering has been involved, and even tax evasion has been involved! These dedicated officials who enforce the law has initialized an operation to have these polluters brought to justice.
Train delivery that is dedicated to delivering coal has gone bankrupt.
Outside the building; oil pipelines are being removed because, an oil company hasn’t pay for polluting our environment. However; this village has managed to use less crude oil by 99.9%. Used oil from kitchens has been repurposed as fuel for boilers to warm home of these villagers,–including poor villagers who need used oil from kitchens to heat their homes.
Law enforcement in plain clothing are preparing for an operation to make an arrest, their goal is to round up 4500 polluters who damaged our ecosystem, and favor climate activists who continue to fight for our ecosystem.
Many of these activists has been documenting these illegal polluting activities in this village for years. However; many of these gas companies has gone bankrupt,–due to some kind of a fraudulent activity. However; on a plus side… most of these villagers has managed to upgrade to cooking and heating with electric energy from renewable sources. They once have energy from coal, and they managed to try out renewable energy, and adopt this source of energy as a long term source of energy for years to come.
These generators that are connected to electric motors to send power to a village. The electric motors turn generators to trick polluters. However; this plant is not using these boilers. Untold; illegal traps has illegally trapped opossums, foxes, squirrlels, beavers, and other animals. There are 2000 illegally possessed logs has been stored at this facility, they came from trees that are illegally cut down, and illegally cleared forests around the world.
Amanda is now patroling a demolition of this plant.
Back at our house; Annie and I are still waiting for our power system to be upgraded.
“The grid is still receiving updates, but our house is still going to be connected to a plant for a while,” said Annie, “these polluters are still on the run. However; our villagers are finding them.”
“A 6-hour countdown is active,” I adjusted myself to ride this toy bunny, I can still hear riots over a removal of fossil fuels from this village, “a placebo has been implemented to ensure we are smoothly transitioning to renewable energy Annie. However; we need to order some pizza, or Chinese in order to ride through this transition. Frequent cycles of powering on or off may be present.”
“Coal is going to be a thing of a past!” Annie exclaimed, “we can have more fresh air to breathe, and we can cool down our planet. What I want for our village to do just adapt a policy that requires our village to be as cool ad 65°F or cooler,–rather than warmer than their preferred temperature. We need to reconsider cooling our village.”
“Unfortunately, illegal pipelines for oil has been left installed for years,–all without permits, licensing, safety inspections, etc,” I said, “that’s what I’ve just overheard from one of these villagers who study harmful effects of crude oil pipelines, and she is a known scientist who study climate, and she’s a vegan in this village who once warned us about ground water pollution, and air pollution.”
“If I can get my calculations correct; Daniel, and Derek… these known supporters of fossil fuels are on the run, and they have other members who are running an illegal operation. This organized crime hasn’t been uncovered for years,” said Annie, taking notes on her notepad, “I can’t read a book when there’s smog around! However; our new laws are active, and we are still fighting to help cut pollution, and climate change.”
I can’t make a signal at this moment,” I said, holding this toy bunny still, “I need to ensure I take a break from riding this toy. Our plants what we have in a kitchen are active. With all of that riot what we are hearing right now; we must be careful NOT to go outside Annie.”
Annie can see angry oil supporters riot even worse than she thought. She can see people trying to break the streets, rip out lamps, vandalize streetcar tracks, derail trains, and even shoplift from these stores owned by climate activists.
Vintage gas stations offering alternatives to gasoline begin to evolve by offering renewable fuel for these fleet vehicles. Well they’re delivered by trucks that carry fresh biodiesel and other renewable fuels.
Normal citizens celebrate slow transitions by playing Reggae music, and offering Rastafarian dishes! To ensure this village is going forward… they banned sales of rabbit meat, and render rabbit meat illegal to possess, or produce.
Unfortunately, fossil fuel supporters has robbed these homes of people who own rabbits as pets, or ride-on animals, causing a loss to these families who DON’T eat rabbit meat,–due to their religious beliefs, and fairy culture.
Annie can hear police officers arrest these rioters who were involved. Most of these villagers pressed charges against these crooks, resulting them being hauled off to jail, or prison… until their days at court. Well, they have the right to find a lawyer!
I can hear activists who are speaking to these officers about this serious incident.
Annie continues reading a book to ride through this riot outside.
I move my toy bunny to a new spot,–to ensure ease of detecting transitions to renewable energy sources.
I hop of my toy bunny to get myself back to work.
I head to my table to work on these books what I am writing on my computer. Well, my computer still needs expansion as a way to ensure this machine can be used like usual. More RAM is needed because, my machine needs to speed up, and be reliable.
Annie is still reading a book. And she is using her time to wait for our electrical service to change.
The sound of me typing on my computer fills the room.
The sound of police officers arresting these rioters begin to quiet down slowly,–after a successful job what law enforcement has done. No guns fired, no tasers used, and no bad practices involved! They use common sense as they enforce the law. Thanks to plants on roofing, and planting of trees; these officers has did their job right!!
The sound of police vans begin to fade away as these polluters are hauled to jail, or prison.
Activists cheered as they see these polluters being hauled away, they clap, and they sound the horns of these streetcars to thank these officers for putting out this riot.
Unfortunately, this riot has left $200,000,000,000 in damages to this village, claimed the lives of these rabbits being used for riding or pets, and a mess that is difficult to clean up. Fortunately, insurance companies has sprung to action to help these villagers who live in this village.
This is a known attack caused by polluters that should’ve been end up a tragedy! However; preventing terrorism has been a priority for this villagers.
Annie puts a book on a table.
“We still have to wait for hours as we transition to our renewable energy source,” said Annie, adjusting a bookmark to ensure ease of finding this chapter of a book, “there’s a house what we need to spend time at, but we have to be extra careful because, we almost have our house fully finished. Once this house is ready for use, we can come back.”
“I don’t think its time to rent a house for a short term Annie,” I said, typing up code on my computer, “we need to take it slow, and we have to ensure we have to confirm if we can make a transition. We have to wait and see!”
“Looks like you are coding on your computer,” said Annie.
“This is a way how I’ll wait and see as I count how many hours to go. According to the electric company; they added hours of delay as a way to ensure we are smoothly transitioning to a new source of energy. However; we can still have food to eat, and we still have a box of vegetarian pizza available in a freezer to eat for lunch later on.”
“Now I got more info about it,” said Annie, walking towards a shelf with smaller toys arranged like a collection of some sort, “there are many ways we can wait for a transition to renewable energy. We can still do other things as we wait, but we have to save our work on computers, and even ensure we have backup sources of energy.”
“We still have lots of time,” I said, “we can go outside, and we can still use our time like usual. For this instance; taking a trip to a park, or picking berries for our pastries.”
Annie replied, “there’s an only park where we can go to, and we can meet with other villagers there. They’re rethinking about adding urban forestry to our village even further by strategic means. We need to get used to these cute animals living in our city like this.”
Annie grabs one of these toys from a shelf.
Annie has grabbed a small furry fox what she checked out from a library, and she is about to return it, prior to visiting a park.
I saved my work on my computer, and powered it off.
I hop on Annie.
Annie begins to fly.
We head out the door, taking an empty street to the park.
During a trip to a park, Annie lands next to a public library to return a toy by using a box that will handle returned items.
The public library is open, but a librarian isn’t there. Well, she didn’t come because, she isn’t feeling good.
“Okay, we returned this toy early,” said Annie, ensuring this item is inside this box, being protected against water via rainy days, “now, we freed up our quota for borrowing books, or movies. Unfortunately, this library is getting some repairs done as a way to ensure this building is stable as open-source software.”
“This library is currently going to have a conference for reviewing our efforts to help end fossil fuels each day. And these villagers are just getting themselves settled down,–before a meeting begins,” I said, commanding Annie to fly.
“The park opens later on, but we have lots of time to ensure we take a proper route,” said Annie, taking off vertically, “our villagers are just getting started in the morning, but they have to catch up. That riot was an issue earlier. However; this village has ditched fossil fuel advertisements.”
I ride Annie forward, heading towards a street where it has no cars rolling. Well, this is a “car-free” street, part of a “car-free” movement. Well, they’ve been car-free for a long while, and they still have surplus fleet of vehicles left. Annie can see a streetcar rolling down the street, heading towards a shopping mall,–bringing people to work.
Annie can see a shopping mall, but she has to take extra steps to fly towards it. This mall has been expanding as a way to integrate a rooftop garden to grow food locally, and help reduce costs associated with farmers and suppliers. There are 16 garden units on its roof, and there’s a pathway that is designed for employees to go to any place. These high safety barriers that are high as 50 feet prevent accidents from happening. They do have new trees planted to add shade, but these trees are bred specifically for being used on rooftop gardens with special hollow pillars to enable tree roots to grow downward as a way to reach a source of underground water sources.
Annie can also see a second shopping mall building this upgraded with a new elevated path that is designed to offset crossing this busy street. This secondary mall has series of arcades to play games, and ride rides that are sustainable. This building has a windmill installed to provide energy to these buildings. Well, This rooftop has trees to keep this roof cool. This constant planting of plants, trees, and even other essential plants has caused oxygen levels to spike.
Annie can see Jun picking up garbage as a way to clean our ecosystem. However; Amanda is patrolling the treetops as a way to ensure illegal logging is NOT active. However; Annie can see the last meat farm that is closing, and villagers plant trees as a way to help reduce temperatures. Thinkfully, rabbit meat farms are outlawed, and they don’t allow any importing/exporting of rabbit meat to enforce laws that protect rabbits against slaughter for meat. That caused rabbit breeders to get an opportunity to develop large rabbits to ride with a slower pace.
In the forest, Amanda is inspecting each tree that is planted, and other fairies are monitoring this forest as a way to keep it protected. Mature gtrees are usually planted such a way to ensure oxygen levels are rising. Well, Amanda can see an expanding crop farm planting trees to keep crops cool, and help reduce water shortage. They have over 64 trees planted, and they’ve planted hedges as a way to beautify their farm.
“Keep the tree steady Jun,” said Amanda, positioning a newly planted tree and installing steaks to keep the tree upright and level, “this is an opportunity to plant a maze like this. Our villagers are about to patrol by ground. I can see 4 of these villagers riding experimental large rabbits to patrol this forest. We got 200 animals in it so far.”
“I got the garbage removed, and I got manure lining this hole for this tree to grow. I’ve also added as a way to help this tree gain essential nutrients,” said Jun, holding the tree still, “this tree is heavy, but this job is necessary. I can see other trees that are harnessed as a way to withstand strong winds. I’ve also planted hedges as a way to add enclosures for a fairground to use for years to come. So far; we have tall hedges that will keep the wind in check.”
Amanda adds 2 more steaks to keep the tree steady, and she says, “removal of oil pipelines will be starting within the next 5 days… or later on. You will remove all of the crude oil residue as a way to ensure the soil is cleaned and treated. These trees will be planted to indicate our efforts are going forward.”
Back in the village; Annie and I are next to the school where it used to rely on natural gas. They’ve gotten their gas service shut, but they’re still connected to gas piping.
I command Annie to take off for our continued flight.
Annie takes off, and continues to fly to the park.
As Annie and I enter a park; Amanda is taking a break from a long patrol. She was doing her hard job each day.
“Just in time Annie,” said Amanda, catching a ball from the another fairy, “tree planting, and removal of gas pipelines are being staged as a way to prepare for a great removal of oil and gas pipelines that are underground for years. So far; we planted 64 trees where these pipes used to be. These villagers are not backing down because, they discovered relying on crude oil is no longer practical. However; oil reserves are being emptied, and gas reserves are being emptied too! This is going to be very slow as we do these cycles of phasing out fossil fuels. Firstly, they immediately stopped using coal, crude oil, and natural gas. Next, they need to do just dismantle fossil fuel infrastructure each day with a slow process (working 24/7). I am currently letting other fairies patrol to ensure illegal drilling for oil is kept at bay. All crude oil must be rendered obsolete, and renewable energy must be a priority by 99.9%.”
“Solar and green roofing are now trending,” said Annie, and these villagers has a plan to grow their own food to be sustainable, and add beekeeping as their business, and produce local food supplies that will benefit local villagers. However; they have new laws that will protect bees by 100%. That means; we can have more these essential insects. These beehives will be installed (with safety information) via a connecting village where they produce honey locally. They depend on bees and other essential insects by 88%; and they outlawed use of pesticides that are harmful for our environment, and they outlawed herbicides that are harmful for our planet. These laws are considered as a way to help species of insects rebound, and thrive. This park has already implemented these protections to ensure this place is thriving.”
Amanda replied, “all of that patroling gives me an opportunity to study a forest that is still being planted around this city. We are still planting trees to make a forested area thick by 4000 feet… or more. However; we are setting up this forest where they’re going to have animal rides,–as long they use common sense. Unfortunately, elephant rides are NOT included because, I am aware of poachers poach elephants for this purpose. If they use selective breeding in the first place… that shouldn’t be a problem! We are developing structures with integrated greenery that will use the main ground to reach underwater sources of water. We are also planting hedges to help mitigate wind damage, and help regulate CO2 levels daily. This planting activity is essential for all villagers who care about nature. And native people who live in these places are important.”
Annie catches a ball, and she says, “together, we can ALL catch crude oil smugglers, illegal loggers, and illegal drillers who are ecocidal. Some of our villagers has made a mistake, and they blamed fossil fuel industries for deceiving use of this fuel as an everyday source of energy. However; they’re undoing this mistake, and they are taking their time.
Annie heaves a ball to the another fairy who cares about darkening our town with plants and trees. Well, she doesn’t have skills of planting trees, but she cleans up the forest by removing garbage daily, and she loves her job.
Annie and I can see Jun beginning to fly, and patrol the forest,–protecting it for at least 4 hours.
Amanda can see a pastry truck pulling up, reaching a dedicated lot where food trucks can park. Well, Annie and I are about to fly towards a field where villagers are preparing a new carnival to be hosted, and they’re rehearsing for hosting a carnival for the ultra cold days,–this is important to apreciate the cold days of our planet earth since years ago. They’re goal is to bring back the cold days daily, and shut all valves to end fossil fuels by 1000%.
“Practicing for a carnival during the very cold days is key, but it may take some time,” said Amanda, catching a ball, “Jun is now on a patrol to protect the forest Annie. That will give me more time to take a break from a long patrol.”
“I just can’t wait to go to the carnival!” Annie exclaimed, spreading her wings with joy, “I just can’t wait to enjoy vegan tacos with red lionfish, and sustainable seafood and sustainable vegetables. I am also going to try out a vegan cake to celebrate our efforts of cooling down this village. We have so many trees so far, but we are not going to give up. Each day, we plant trees during planting seasons, and even during our efforts of growing these trees for the future. Sixteen trees daily… that’s lots of trees.”