Daughters

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We take you home hand in hand,

Sisters, your home has now expanded.

The days are long but the years are short,

We are simply thankful for all of our support.

The lifelong talks you will have together,

Simply put, no matter the weather.

Beach days, rainy days, snowy days ahead,

The feelings you feel are here for me to stead.

There’s nothing more important to me,

Than for me to set you free.

And although I’m a farmer,

You’re my most important crop to grow.

I likely won’t be your last love

But your first I may be so.

Love dada

ME and The Law of Conservation of Energy

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How many MEs do we have? For sure more than one. In my case, those MEs do not always coexist very well, creating tension and stress, this constant necessity to choose which ME should be embraced at the time. Logical ME, emotional ME, sensual ME, habitual ME, the list goes on.

How do you achieve peace? Do you decide which ME is worth keeping and which one should be gotten rid of or suppressed? You really cannot get rid of anything. It’s a simple law of conservation of energy, it cannot be destroyed, it cannot be created, it only changes from one form to another. And then this AHA moment, and it is so obvious, so clear (it is really amazing that it took so long to come to this) – those MEs are supposed to blend into one ME, energy easily flowing between them. That whole ME is greater than the sum of all of them. The challenge is, of course, to be able to do that (and have fun with it!). For now, at least, there is an awareness.

Biocatalyst to decompose general-purpose plastic

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Check it out on Science!

“Korea develops biocatalyst that decomposes 90% of waste PET in 8 hours. Polyethylene terephthalate (PET), a representative general-purpose plastic, is a material used in various applications, including PET bottles, clothing, seat belts, takeaway cups, and vehicle mats.”

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adp5637

This is a huge breakthrough!

Here’s why this is important:
1. Fast Decomposition: Normally, PET takes years to break down in nature, but this biocatalyst can do it in just 8 hours. That’s much faster than current recycling methods.

2. Environmental Impact: PET pollution is a major problem because it doesn’t decompose easily. This new technology could help reduce plastic waste and its harmful effects on the environment.

3. Efficient Recycling: If this method works on a large scale, it could make recycling PET plastics much easier and faster, reducing the need to produce new plastic.

4. Eco-Friendly: Using a biocatalyst (a natural substance) to break down PET is a more environmentally friendly option compared to chemical or mechanical methods, which often require more energy and resources.

5. Big Potential: If this works well for PET, it might be used for other types of plastic too, offering a broader solution to plastic waste.

In short, this development could play a big role in solving the plastic pollution problem, though it will be important to see how it works on a larger scale.

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