This is an update to my post on PNut, dated Nov 1, 2024. While still angered and sad, I’m glad to see so many organizations and news shows getting involved. Many thanks to WETM for their pursuit of information and …
Don’t fall into the pit of catastrophic and polarizing thinking. What it does is make you ignore everything in the middle. It becomes right or wrong. Black or white. Good or bad. And sadly, I’m seeing a lot of this …
My friend just sent this to me, and I’m in tears. I would be just devastated had this happened to me. I guess the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation should be “proud of themselves” for the devastation they caused not only to PNUT but to their caretaker, Longo. Shame on you!
What have we done?
Seems the public succumbed to terrible advice regarding peanut allergies, thus, causing the very allergy now so prevalent in children. But wait, it’s only a problem in certain areas.
What would you hope they’d see or hear first? I love Neil’s answer.
Many people are unwilling to change because it scares them, and I can understand that. However, I see change as a sign of growth; a willingness to learn and keeping an open mind to new ideas and concepts. Frankly, I find it sad when I see people stagnate; to stubborn to see things in a new light. We weren’t meant to be unmoving rocks, but rather like rivers who ebb and flow over and around them, altering our direction…
