Headline, May 23 2022/ ''' '' GRAND MOTHERS' GRASP '' '''

''' '' GRAND MOTHERS'

 GRASP '' '''

THE WORLD STUDENTS SOCIETY - AVAILS ITSELF OF THE HONOUR to award and bestow on all and every grandparent of the world, the lifelong membership of !WOW!. And with that ................

The entire !WOW! led by the Global Founder Framers rises to give the grandparents of the past, present and the future, a rousing standing ovation and assure them most respectfully of our ever loving and respectful regards. 

Please feel totally honoured and free to contact me on my email address : 

azmathashmiquerishi@gmail.com. In case of extreme urgency text me on 0092-321-5288647.

IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME - [ Rabo, Dee, Haleema, Haider Naqvi, Roomi Shumayl, Architect Saad, Hassan Rashid - Canada, Zaeem, Danyial, Mynah, Hannyia and I, will be personally heading this Honour ].

Therefore, make available the exaltation for The Global Founder Framers of !WOW! and The World Students Society to bring security, care and love in your lives. '' Welcome To All Grandparents! Welcome To The World Students Society - the exclusive ownership of every student in the world. ''

REMEMBER MASTER VICTOR HUGO : '' Life is to give and not to take. '' SO, what gets the grandparents of the world to rock the babies and volunteer for Meals on Wheels leads us to care for the earth.  

MORE THAN 2,000 SWISS WOMEN - their ages averaging in the low 70s, are suing their country's government, arguing that Switzerland has violated their basic human rights by not doing enough to respond to climate change.

THE LAWSUIT before the European Court of Human Rights cites research showing older people are less able to regulate their body temperatures and are more likely to die in heat waves. Two Swiss courts had dismissed the lawsuit.

Late last month, as the European court took up the case, a crowd of silver haired women, who call themselves the Association of Swiss Senior Women for Climate Protection, gathered outside the courthouse in Strasbourg, France, waving flowers, blowing bubbles and ringing cowbells.

When I saw a picture of them, I smiled in recognition. That is the typical way we grandmothers act to protect our ecosystem, with joy, pizzaz and kindness. By grandmothers, I mean all those older women who care about others.

I am in a group called Guardians of the Aquifer. We formed 13 years ago to stop the Keystone XL pipeline from coming through Nebraska, our home, and much to our surprise, the company canceled the project in 2021.

Since then, we have undertaken various projects including trying, though failing to stop the construction of a huge chicken processing plant because of its risks for disease and pollution. We've worked for clean energy, better environmental legislation and the election of candidates who will govern in ways that ameliorate climate change. Most of our members are older women.

Action comes from love or anger. Older women know that leading with love is the most effective approach. For example, one group, organized a '' thank you in advance '' campaign to encourage our Governor at the time, Dave Hieneman, to stop the keystone XL pipeline.

WE ARE informed about climate change. We know that it makes no sense to put money into college funds or save family heirlooms if our grandchildren will live on a planet with polluted air, land and water, and face unbearable  temperatures and constant catastrophic storms.

To secure the grandchildren's future, we must stop the burning of fossil fuels, plant trees, clean up our planet and protect biodiversity.

The antidote to our despair about our grandchildren's future is action. It gives us hope and solidarity. Saving Mother Earth and savoring her bounties are not polarities but deeply related. It is our joy and wonder that gives us the strength to do the hard work.

Our planet's environmental crisis calls for us to transform our fundamental relationships between self and others. As we work on keeping the earth viable, we learn that there is no us and no them. We are interconnected in every possible way.

I hope the Swiss women will inspire the whole world, all of us to unite to save not only our grandchildren but all the grandchildren of the world, as well as the grandchildren of the fox and the frog, the narwhal and the bluebird.

The Honour and Serving of the Latest Global Operational Research on Grandparents, Needs and Care, continues. The World Students Society thanks author Mary Pipher a clinical psychologist and the author most recently, of '' A Life in Light : Meditations on Impermanence.''

With most loving dedication to The Global Founder Framers of !WOW!, and then Grandparents,Leaders, Students, Professors and Teachers. See Ya all prepare for Great Global Elections on !WOW! : wssciw.blogspot.com and Twitter !E-WOW!  - The Ecosystem 2011 :

Good Night and God Bless

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