I made the "Hebrew school project" one when I was two. The real miracle of channukkah is that it still exists, 32 years later

He's 100% kinky. www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCto... (Tho the comments are all like "what a profound theology....so....people see what they wanna)

Yup, for sure!

Yeah. Maybe this one: www.amazon.com/Creative-Air... or very similar

Uhhh....acrylic paints in many colors, acrylic inks (including in metallic), acrylic mediums (matte, gloss, pouring, with sand in it, with glass beads in it), modpodge, fabric paint, an air spray painting thing I've never used, spray bottles, chalk pastels, oil pastels

The piece Sandy isn't sharing is that this trip would involve visiting his brother... who is planning to stay in CDMX for a few months... starting in a couple weeks... and has yet to find accommodations. Very different brothers.

Who did I miss? Please share.

I don't see any(?) Jews on this list...or other non-Christians, either. By all means, make a "climate and Christianity" list, but call it that.

If anyone makes a list of adaptation/resilience/hazard mitigation practitioners (scientists, engineers, planners, municipal officials, state & fed agency folks, scicomms folks, others?), I'd love to see it and be on it. I work for a consultancy with govt clients on climate adaptation

I refrained from texting the photo to my pulpit rabbi.... but I did tell her about it this morning at minyan

Big moon last night. (Not a great photo, but it was pretty! Also, two weeks!!)

This is also where distrust in govt/institutions is a climate issue. If we don't think we can collectively solve problems and build new futures... we don't

Another piece re failures of imagination: I'm convinced most Americans? people? think the built environment just exists, not that it is a series of policy choices that can be made and unmade and remade

I think a lot of it is a failure of imagination, esp re the value of independence vs interdependence. People don't have good models. Also, there's a real tension in climate comms/advocacy about how to talk about personal vs institutional/societal responsibility