Morristown Unitarian Fellowship

Definitely agree. I consider myself very fortunate to have a built-in ability to feel gratitude for even the smallest things, and suspect that even in dire circumstances, this ability would not abandon me. But my circumstances are not dire, while many others’ are and, since I value all lives, I feel a pull to help lift all boats.

Beyond measure. Services? Sunlight brings me Vitamin D. Breathing the  air outdoors, where I am among so many trees, refreshes my lungs. Nature’s colors, hues, textures, sounds stimulate my soul and my spirit. For me, not being able to spend some time outdoors would be akin to imprisonment.

I have come to know my neighborhood so much more, especially its natural beauty, and treasure the hundreds of photos I’ve taken.  I’ve identified several old, and new, invasive plants and notified neighbors via social media. 

I have watched several documentaries and webinars about racial injustice. Learning what I have has increased my determination to empower environmental justice communities to resist policies and practices that imperil the health and well-being of the residents of those communities, and to mitigate damage already foisted upon them.

I've done my easy things on most days---not a major achievement, but my awareness has increased.

This is easy to complete.  If I had more time, I would have scoured all the opportunities to find things I do automatically.  It's good to be reminded what counts.