Thank you again, John, for watching this, yet, again.  It was one of the most fun projects I've ever done, and one of the most educational.  I think you caught that my main point is that we are still the stewards of this great planet, and there's still time to do something if we come together and act as one.  I'm not challenging the climate change deniers, nor the tree huggers.  I'm just trying to point out my observations from my little space on this planet in the middle of the North American continent.  When I see what the junk pile our oceans have become as we search for the missing flight 370, I wish that I could add another verse.  Peace to you and all, brother.

Sounds good Lynn. BTW, "Our Planet" took a near miss a couple of days ago (with only 3 days advance notice) What comes from space is much more dangerous than what we can do to the planet.
 
http://americanlivewire.com/2014-05-04-asteroid-2014-hl129-narrowly-misses-earth-barely-getting-noticed/
 
"Children go hungry while the rich keep their money" :-) Nobody rich here? 
 
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/01/north-korea-missile_n_5251123.html
 
But lots of hungry children? Hummm... How can that be?

Wow Lynn,  this is just great! Everything within your presentation is so very well placed. The video, the music, and message is clear. On my system the instruments are crisp and distinct. Wow! Your voice sounds perfect to the lyrics and the meaning behind them. Thank you! WOW

Robbie, you speak the truth when you mention the dangers from space.  I thank you for listening to this again and your welcome comments.  BTW, I'm still in love with "Sabinosa".
 
Bill, you are too kind.  Thanks for your encouragement and time.  Much credit goes to the members of this forum!

Yeah, we're going to be hit? It's not a qstn of if, it's a qstn of when :-( And it might be bad? Or it might be "really really bad."
 
http://www.wired.com/2013/02/asteroid-odds/