“Nature is just enough;
But men and women must comprehend,
And accept her suggestions.”
Antoinette Brown Blackwell
Music: Am I Losing You
In my rants about dandelion haters and computer calls
My complaints were directed at our land line telephones
So quite a few reviewers here suggested switching to a cell
But some say they are wreaking havoc on our Earthly home
Up until about 100 years or so ago, throughout the billions of years of life on Earth
Organic beings had been exposed to only naturally occurring electromagnetic fields
But the density of our radio waves and microwaves today is zillions of times higher
So, I think one has to consider the possibility we shouldn’t love cells with such zeal
In fact, while some biologists theorize that toxic chemicals are killing our honey bees
Some scientists theorize that all of our massive, unnatural, electromagnetic fields today
May be severely disorienting honey bees from ever finding their way back to their hives
And may also explain why we’re seeing less and less migrating birds in October and May
Since I don’t feel the need to text message anyone 80 times a day, like many do
And people appearing to be talking to themselves while walking still freak me out
I think I’ll get rid of my cell phone, and only connect my land line when I need to
But I sadly realize that it won’t make one damn bit of difference, without a doubt
But I will feel a tad better, on my very tiny chunk
Of what, not long ago, was once our earthly paradise
And when food shortages occur when our honey bees die
I know that I’ll be extremely sad, but I won’t be surprised
And I have now vowed to myself
To never kill any dandelions, ever again
That one last little honey bee, still hovering
May appreciate one of my dandelions at the end
I may even become a beekeeper myself
That should drive my neighbors up the wall
Mr. Ed’s New Dandelion and Bee Sanctuary
A Place For Plants and Creatures, Big and Small
This sounds like the horrific plot of a doomsday horror movie, even to me. But some scientists today are, indeed, suggesting that our modern day love affair with the cell phone could eventually lead to massive food shortages on Earth, as the world's harvests eventually begin to fail.
Microwave radiation given off by our billions and billions of cell phones and other hi-tech gadgets today is one of the possible answers to one of the more horrific tragedies to happen yet in our natural world - the ever increasing disappearance of the honey bees that pollinate ninety percent of our food crops.
This extremely sad and tragic phenomenon called Colony Collapse Disorder first started in the U.S., and has now spread to Europe, and to much of the world.
But whether caused by toxic pesticides and herbicides, a modern day virus, genetically modified crops, cell phone usage and other modern day gadgets, or perhaps by a combination of all four, the now vanishing honey bee does not bode well, for any of us, on this planet we call home.
“Look Deep Into Nature,
Then, You Will Understand.”
Albert Einstein
©2008, Mr. Ed
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Maybe all those electro-magnetic-radio-micro-cell-whatever WAVES are also effecting changes to the entire Earth's environment, and play a part in Global Warming - Hurricanes - Tornadoes - Tsunamis- Cyclones and other so-called "freaks of Nature" too?
When GOD has had enough of feeble, finite, feral man's IDIOCY - it will all be reconciled and balanced forthwith - ONE BIG Z-A-P !!!
... and start right over again ... Tom.
:)Christine
My exe died from cancerous tumors they say the analog cell caused. Now I knoe=w that lukemia is on the rise in suburbs where the huge cell towers loom.
Sorry people keep running past the very important things that keep life bareble.
Blessings and love,
Susan
Love,
Tiger Lily
Fee
Blessings and Appreciation ~~ Micke
even my first graders can't believe i don't have a cell phone.
peace, Carole~
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Very thought provoking write!!
Newfie Hugs, Rose
Love the music - and your message "rings" loud and clear - I don't have a cell phone, either - doing my part to save the bees! Excellent write - well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Edvard the Elder