Today was my last day of the week to do the manual work. I’m happy about that, because I’m walked around like an old man. It felt everything in my back lost the capabilities of moving.

Australia is still on fire. All the wildlife and domesticated animals, plant life that may not recover as they would during normal fire seasons, that is lost - it is really sad. I don’t forget about the humans, too. The impact on them will be also dramatic, not immediately - not reflected by the people who died already. It will be the healthy people, they start developing asthma, other lung diseases or even cancer, because of the vast amount of the toxic gases and ashes, their bodies have to deal with.

Once more, with all my little problems they feel so pressing at times, I’m really thankful that I only hear about that catastrophes, see it on satellite images and not have to live there at present.

But it does one thing, it raises the alarm bells and is telling us - our planet is really sick of us and we have to change our behavior. One thing is for sure the planet will stay, we are the ones going extinct if we resist to change.

Yes, it can happen that we finally change our relationship with planet earth and then get hit by an asteroid - it would be simple bad luck then. 🤓😳

So let us do change 👍