I’m so proud of what I do
I’m so proud of what I do
So on the walk home from the pylons and the Chinese restaurant (I have two local ones and was comparing vegan cuisines today and yesterday) I just met a wonderful young British family. Quite rare in Luxembourg - not too rare but still a coincidence. There had actually been another family too but they had gone another way.
They were so nice to me and so interested in what I did. The best way to make me happy is to be interested in what I do.
On my 30th birthday last month, when I went up to London, I sat next to the most incredible couple in the world. They were so interested in what I did. In particular the lady.
I have never seen anyone so fascinated in my life by what I did. She was a retired GP, too! It was the best present that I have ever received in my life. I later realised that this was life’s 30th birthday present to me, when I was talking to my dad. Let me tell you that it was the best present I have ever ever had. Nothing better than people being fascinated by water and renewable energy tech.
Back to this family.
They seemed so interested in what I did. But I also told them about the forests.
They had only been living in my beautiful town for four years. And that’s when I realised. It has taken growing up surrounded by forests in all directions for me to love the earth as much as I do.
It has taken being surrounded by the beautiful forests in all directions for me to be as dedicated as I am to nature and to give my whole life to fighting climate change. Many years ago I asked the forest to heal me. And I promised I would spend the rest of my life fighting for it. And nature. And its survival. That was many years ago.
Back then a climate job seemed impossible. I cannot believe I’m living this dream right now and long may it last forever… I pray.
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