The Food Bank Of Tomorrow: an essay, and companion read to the extremely short story, available on Amazon.ca/com, by Oliver Allen... (Disclaimer, not trying to take away from any volunteers, working extra hard this Christmas... We love you all, for your help!!!...)

More and more people are recognizing the importance of reducing their environmental footprint and adopting practices that promote long-term ecological balance. But what exactly does sustainable living entail, and how can you get started? At its core, sustainable living is about making choices that minimize harm to the environment. This can involve a wide range of practices, from reducing energy consumption and waste to supporting eco-friendly products and services. One of the most significant areas is reducing your carbon footprint. This can be achieved through simple actions like using public transport, cycling, or walking instead of driving, and opting for energy-efficient appliances. Reducing meat consumption is another impactful change, as livestock farming is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Embracing sustainable living doesn't require a complete overhaul of your lifestyle. Small, incremental changes can collectively make a big difference.

This piece comes from a place of feeling that the fight for normalcy and balance, is a far fetched notion of good humanity ⚰

A short expression of how it feels being one without a home/in a shelter in the current state of the world. The constant cycles that are never fulfilling and having to be on guard, the repetition and draining feeling it holds. This is specifically in reference to my own and the local community's experience, The tiring walks and lack of trust.

How to Connect With Donors When the Economy Feels Hostile: Notes on Uncertainty, Generosity, and the Politics of Nonprofit Survival in 2026 The year 2026 arrives not as a marker of progress but as a reminder of the elasticity of crisis. Inflation has become a kind of national background noise—persistent, dull, and impossible to tune out. Economic forecasters talk about “cooling” in the cautious tone one uses to describe a fever that has lowered by a degree but still threatens what it inhabits. For nonprofits, especially those that survive on the thin membrane between donor optimism and donor fatigue, this is the landscape: ambient anxiety, deferred generosity, the ever-present suspicion that giving—once a gesture of civic participation—is now a luxury.

The consequences of global warming are wide-ranging and increasingly visible. One of the most significant impacts is the rise in global sea levels. As temperatures climb, glaciers and polar ice sheets melt, releasing additional water into the oceans. At the same time, seawater expands when heated, contributing further to rising sea levels. Coastal communities around the world are already experiencing more frequent flooding, shoreline erosion, and the loss of vital habitats such as wetlands and mangroves. In the years ahead, millions of people may face displacement as their homes become uninhabitable. Another major effect of global warming is the increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. Heatwaves are becoming hotter and longer-lasting, posing serious health risks and straining energy systems. Storms—such as hurricanes, typhoons, and heavy rainfall events—are growing more destructive because warmer air holds more moisture, resulting in heavier downpours.

This is my life story. Hopefully my story speaks out to the whole world, my goal to hit every person in the world.

Thoughts on how the Economy can be resurrected from its slow terminal coma by heading into the final frontier to harvest its unlimited resources, and save our homes environment.

Shell of Abysmal Silence gets overlooked while a log is being used as a biennial cultivated herb. NS

If you want to look even more cuaffed, put together, smell and look amazing. For less without the fuss and mess. Do you want to say goodbye to the days of store tantrums? What would you pay to hear your love one smile so big, you can see it over the phone? How about a gift they receive via email or text? All at the best prices, best quality and yes timing is everything.

Does life grab you by the balls, the tail, the ear? Or can it be a mason jar full of lost marbles? It’s not until they throw the book at you; to understand no one’s reading from script

Let me help you take the guess work out of online shopping. I've given you my top 3 choices and what makes them great. And how to get the best use of them. I've even offered coupon codes. Who is doing that? Queen Boujee Cheap that's who. I got you fellow Queens, Kings and everyone in between. Leave a comment or question. I will respond very quickly. Here to help you save.

The journey "from dreams to reality" is fundamentally about goal setting, planning, motivating and execution.

“Food stamps froze—but the neighbors didn’t. Here’s how your town is stepping in.” When the safety net vanishes, communities still step in — and they’re doing just that.

Reality of a different perspective Do you ever look at the faces of people on the street? Do you ever wonder how they got there or who they were before they ended up there? Imagine if it were you.

High Turnover. Downsizing. “Role Absorption.” It’s happening everywhere — and it’s reshaping how we build (and read) résumés. Too often, talented employees are terminated without cause, laid off due to “restructuring,” or find their jobs quietly absorbed into other roles. These aren’t performance issues — they’re symptoms of a bigger problem: instability and poor management. 🔍 In my latest blog post, I dive into: The real impact of high turnover on job seekers’ résumés How toxic workplaces and corporate downsizing distort career paths Why having multiple short-term jobs doesn’t mean a lack of loyalty And what employers should look for before labeling someone as “job-hopping” As industries evolve, so must our understanding of career stability. Because sometimes, leaving a company isn’t a red flag it’s survival. #CareerGrowth #JobSearch #WorkplaceCulture #Layoffs #HighTurnover #HiringTrends #ResumeTips #ToxicWorkCulture #ProfessionalDevelopment #FutureOfWork #HRInsights

Luna loved helping her mom on their small farm, but when their crops began dying one summer, she used an AI app she built at school to find the cause. The AI discovered the plants weren’t getting enough water at night, so Luna set up smart sprinklers that the AI controlled. The farm soon flourished again, and Luna improved the AI to predict weather and suggest which crops to plant where. Her farm became the most efficient in the valley, inspiring others to use technology too. By autumn, Luna realized that AI wasn’t just a tool—it was a true partner in helping nature and people thrive together.

What's in my hand, are they here to ride this wave out w/ me, these cards have backs on them for a reason.

Jesus Christ has been working very hard on making out all of his rewards. You might be surprised to see this devaic use of the economy; courtesy of Jesus Christ

Here's another entry of mine about struggling to find jobs and the consequences that come along with it. Enjoy!