inhabitable

Things to notice, on this, a Tuesday:

1. 2 out of 3 NYC parks employees may indeed slumber in the back and passenger side of a park truck, resting at an obscure, non-parkish intersection in Prospect Heights.

2. If one were to play a game of "punch buggy" but instead of using antiquated Volkswagens were to use baby strollers, one would get into a knock down drag out brawl if they were to stand at the corner of Carroll and Court. I think I counted 5 at once.

3. Rain drops do come in varying sizes.

And onto the question that I brought up with a friend last night -- do you think that this planet will be inhabitable in 10 years? 20? 50? These are all legitimately years that could possibly fall within my lifetime. I am seeing more and more realistically the possibility that this planet will not be inhabitable to humans within that range. I think this is reversible. But I don't think it will be if we don't actually take real and forceful action as nations in the service of that in the next 5 years. I'm sure I'm not the only person to think this.