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Mirror moment: What are we doing?

Mirror moment: What are we doing?

The Artdog Quote of the Week  What we sow, we reap. What goes around comes around. It’s an ageless lesson too many of us never truly seem to learn or take to heart. How do you answer the question: What are you doing for yourself and others . . . and the world? IMAGE: Many thanks to the Amazon Aid Foundation’s “9 Inspiring Quotes about Forests” for this quote-image, featuring a quote from Mahatma Gandhi.

Our part to play

Our part to play

The Artdog Quote of the Week Only we can do that. Welcome to April! Once again this year, in honor of Earth Day, I’m focusing on environmental themes this month, this year with particular emphasis on what we can do to preserve the Earth for the future. IMAGE: This image gratefully uses the beautiful photo from Symphony For Love’s “Inspiring nature quotes by John Muir” and combines it with Muir’s words from an article in The Atlantic (August, 1897, Volume 80, No. 478, pp. 145–157).

Mining here?

Mining here?

The Artdog Image of Interest  In keeping with this month’s theme of working toward a better future, my Images of Interest for the rest of the month will feature amazing places in the United States that are threatened or actively under attack. As long as they continue to exist, we can still fight to save them, even if things are looking bad at the moment. Today’s image is a stunning photo of the North Rim of the Grand Canyon at sunset, chosen in response…

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We need an intervention!

We need an intervention!

The Artdog Quote of the Week It’s April, the month of Earth Day–in a year when the environment seems more endangered than it has in a while. Don’t expect me to hold back. IMAGE: Many thanks to Earth: The Operator’s Manual for this image.