Green Drinks in Conway Arkansas
Sep 15th, 2009 in Tour Blog
Bill arrived, Donna arrived, Susan turned off her computer and off those three went–north to Conway, Arkansas to meet a group that calls itself Green Drinks. They hardly drank anything while we all engaged around Bill’s presentation, local news and thoughtful discussion. There is more to tell about his wonderful group and meeting, but it will have to wait til later. For now, enjoy the photos.
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Go Climate SOS! You are making a difference: I think Senate Majority leader Harry Reid heard you. Today he said there is unlikely to be a cap and trade bill in the Senate this year! That is terrific news for Climate SOS!
This is interesting. In Delaware there is a “green drinks” operation run by scammers and stooges. Maybe the badness is a local thing?
Good Job! Solar and wind power can help end our dependence on foreign sources of energy and rebuild our shattered economy. It’s important that we spread the word and get “regular folks” onboard with progressive energy programs and ideas that will help us all. By the way, who is that hot blonde in the middle of the top picture?
I’d like to applaud the efforts of climatesos.org and express my sincere appreciation for their long trip to Arkansas to enlighten our green group about this pivotal issue. We learned so much!
Also, I want to echo the commnents of my wonderful husband edco and thank him for the compliment.