Mehitable Days: For Fellow Treehugging Bibliophiles

Saturday, June 23, 2007

For Fellow Treehugging Bibliophiles

In the past few days I found (and fell in love with) this quote on a tshirt at our local greenhouse and this image on a Care2 profile page. They're made for each other, don't you think?

Plant trees.

They give us two of the most crucial elements for our survival:

oxygen and books.

~A. Whitney Brown

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There is still strong in our society the belief

that animals and the natural world have value

only insofar as they can be converted into revenue.

That nature is a commodity.

And that the American dream is one of unlimited consumption.

There are many of us, on the other hand,

who believe that animals and the natural world

have value by virtue of being alive.

That Nature is a community to which we belong

and to which we owe our lives.

And that the deeper American dream is one of unlimited compassion.

~John Robbins, "The Food Revolution"

Saturday, June 23, 2007

For Fellow Treehugging Bibliophiles

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