Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️

@suzwarto

Mother for 100% Clean Renewable Energy Systems Humanist, Former Teacher, She/Her, Born@325ppm All views expressed are my own opinions CA49 on unceded Luiseño/Kumeyaay land 📍near 3.6 Million lbs of nuclear waste @ SONGS

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Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 13d

Great article! Greedy, for-profit, felon utilities seem like the problem: “They found that California residents are overpaying to the tune of $658.6 million in public financing and $2.65 billion in ratepayer fees...” #CloseDiabloCanyon

“However, the university’s 2035 Initiative alleges in a new paper that PG&E ‘significantly inflated the costs of operating Diablo Canyon’ when it requested the state loan and will likely not have the federal funds to repay it, instead placing the responsibility on taxpayers, if the state does not take action.

“Three climate policy experts analyzed PG&E’s public filings and the Department of Energy’s evaluation of plant costs to produce the report.

“They found that California residents are overpaying to the tune of $658.6 million in public financing and $2.65 billion in ratepayer fees, the report claims — and it’s unnecessary. ‘Without these excess subsidies, the plant can still continue operating economically,’ it states. The utility is setting record profits year after year, the authors note — increasing rates 65 percent since 2020, with profits of $2.59 billion in 2025. Diablo Canyon could recover its costs just by selling electricity, they found, and if the fees were eliminated from 2027 to 2030, it could save California utility customers an estimated $1.84 billion. That equates to around $250 per PG&E ratepayer and $80 per Southern California Edison ratepayer.”

https://www.independent.com/2026/04/13/are-ratepayers-overpaying-to-keep-diablo-canyon-running/

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 14d

This was disappointing to learn. Californians, let him know how you feel:

Part of an emailed response from Senator Alex Padilla:

“I am a cosponsor of the ‘Sunshine Protection Act of 2025’ (S.29), introduced by Senator Rick Scott (R-FL), which would make DST permanent across the country. This bill is currently awaiting consideration by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, of which I am not a member.

“While we may disagree on this issue, I hope you continue to contact me regarding issues of importance to you.”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 14d

BTW, I thought that blue highlighted 2007 clip was from the NBC NY article, not the VC Reporter article. You'll have to be more clear. Did you use AI? Because that's another F. Read above and below the quote you referred to. #NoSafeDose #LinearNoThreshold #LNT www.vcreporter.com/news/kids-an...

“A 1997 study found a 60 percent greater chance of cancers for area residents and former employees: ‘All available evidence indicates that occupational exposure to ionizing radiation among nuclear workers at Rocketdyne/AI has increased the risk of dying from cancers of the blood and lymph system.’”

*Ionizing Radiation
*Nuclear Workers

https://www.vcreporter.com/news/kids-and-cancer-resident-of-nearby-rocketdyne-shines-light-on-unusual-diagnoses/article_84219c36-9892-5482-b414-37a54e32d65c.html

“One result of the ongoing debate is that scientists know a lot more about radiation than they did in the past. ‘We’re concerned about the science,’ Dodge said. ‘The National Academy of Sciences has determined, there is no safe level of radiation contamination. None.’”

https://www.vcreporter.com/news/kids-and-cancer-resident-of-nearby-rocketdyne-shines-light-on-unusual-diagnoses/article_84219c36-9892-5482-b414-37a54e32d65c.html

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 14d

You didn't answer my question. That's another F.

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 14d

https://media.nbcnewyork.com/assets/editorial/national/legacy/national/KNBC/la-nuclear-secret/

“During its history, there were several nuclear accidents at the Santa Susana Field Lab. Some experts believe the 1959 partial meltdown at SSFL could be the worst nuclear disaster in U.S. history, surpassing the radiation released during the Three Mile Island accident.”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 14d

They've at least graduated from college and know more than you do. “One of the great challenges in this world is knowing enough about a subject to think you're right, but not enough about the subject to know you're wrong.” - Neil deGrasse Tyson My messages were to my Congressman. Please stop.

https://thebulletin.org/2025/09/why-a-national-cancer-study-near-us-reactors-must-be-conducted-before-any-new-expansion-of-nuclear-power/

Bios for Joseph Mangano and Robert Alvarez.

https://thebulletin.org/biography/joseph-mangano/

“Joseph Mangano, MPH, MBA, is the executive director for the Radiation and Public Health Project in New York and has served the organization since 1989. He is the author or co-author of over 40 medical journal articles and the books Low-Level Radiation and Immune Disease: An Atomic Era Legacy (Lewis Publishers, 1998), Radioactive Baby Teeth: The Cancer Link (self-published, 2008), and Mad Science: The Nuclear Power Experiment (OR Books, 2012).”

https://thebulletin.org/biography/robert-alvarez/

“Robert Alvarez (1948-2025) was a senior scholar at the Institute for Policy Studies and served as senior policy adviser to the Energy Department’s secretary and deputy assistant secretary for national security and the environment from 1993 to 1999. During this tenure, he led teams in North Korea to establish control of nuclear weapons materials. He also coordinated the Energy Department’s nuclear material strategic planning and established the department’s first asset management program. Before joining the Energy Department, Alvarez served for five years as a senior investigator for the US Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs, chaired by Sen. John Glenn, and as one of the Senate’s primary staff experts on the US nuclear weapons program. In 1975, Alvarez helped found and direct the Environmental Policy Institute, a respected national public interest organization. He also helped organize a successful lawsuit on behalf of the family of Karen Silkwood, a nuclear worker and active union member who was killed under mysterious circumstances in 1974. Alvarez has published articles in Science, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Technology Review, and The Washington Post. He has been featured in television programs such as NOVA and 60 Minutes.”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 14d

👏🏼 Go California! 🌞 99% clean days in 2026 so far:

“When clean power beats fossil fuels in California”

“Daily margin between low-emitting and fossil generation in the CAISO grid, by day of year”

By John Bistline

https://johnbistline.com/clean-energy-stripes

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 15d

“In a letter provided to supervisors that day, Sen. John Laird, D-Santa Cruz, urged us to delay the decision, laying out numerous issues that need consideration should state legislation be crafted to authorize the 2045 extension.

“Specifically, his letter references the need for a thorough peer-review of crucial operational risk assessments, including seismic hazards and reactor embrittlement; a long-term spent fuel storage plan; a secure revenue stream (replacing unitary tax) for the county, its cities and its schools; affordability for ratepayers (related to whether Diablo Canyon is actually needed for grid stability); local land conservation and public access improvements; and worker protections.”

Read more at: https://www.sanluisobispo.com/opinion/readers-opinion/article316628693.html#storylink=cpy

“Beyond these noted concerns, others should be considered: PG&E owes state taxpayers over $600 million for operations until 2030, with no clear plan for repayment. Looking ahead, any extension of Diablo Canyon Power Plant operation should not preclude potential future grid connections for currently stalled offshore wind projects.

“Locally, the county’s Office of Emergency Services depends on PG&E funding that needs to be protected, and our local emergency warning system is based on outdated siren technology that needs to be upgraded. In addition, consideration is needed on how the Diablo Canyon water desalination plant can benefit future county water supply resilience.”

Read more at: https://www.sanluisobispo.com/opinion/readers-opinion/article316628693.html#storylink=cpy

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 15d

2016, Columbia | K=1 Project Dr. Steven Chu, Physicist and former United States Secretary of Energy (pro-nuclear energy), pointed out Yucca Mountain's flaw in attempting to store nuclear waste for 10,000 to a million years: Water leads to corrosion.

“Now, in closing let me just say that there are two things: first you, under current law, you go for a ten thousand year site, but then the supreme court of the united states has ruled that if it shows that you need to extend that time it could be up to a million years. Now there is nothing humans have made that lasted ten thousand years, let alone a million years, and so the storage has to be dictated by the geology. And, what people found once they started drilling Yucca Mountain, is that the rock was saturated, you started drilling tunnels and it was dripping water. This is not a good place to be dripping water. Dripping water meant it would eventually be corroded. The fix was to put a multi, multi billion dollar titanium shield in the mountain but that’s not going to last a million years, that’s probably not even gonna last 5000 years. That too will corrode. So it was not a good site. There are geological sites that we can date that we know have not moved, and there’s no water for the last five and ten million years, so there are much better repositories.”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 20d

We need more studies, not billions more in subsidies to the nuclear industry. beyondnuclearinternational.org/2023/03/12/w... 2023:

“Instead of asking the NRC to restart the original study, three members of the U.S. House of Representatives from California have asked the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to pick up the NAS study where the NRC left off, only to be rebuffed with the jaw-dropping claim by HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra, that such a study would be ‘premature’(letter from X. Becerra to Hon. Mike Levin (D-CA), September 12, 2022), despite 60+ years of exposures to radiation from nuclear power. Becerra wants more delays to allow ‘collaboration’ with other agencies, like the U.S. Department of Energy that has historically been sanctioned from involvement in certain health studies.

“In fact, such studies done in Europe have shown increases of childhood leukemia around nuclear facilities worldwide. These studies were not ‘premature’, they were revelatory.”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 20d

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Google map showing 17 miles from Ladera Ranch to SONGS, San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· 21d

“Filmed in Western Sahara, The Odyssey endorses colonialism” www.msn.com/en-us/news/w...

Jacobin

“Filmed in Western Sahara, The Odyssey endorses colonialism”
Story by Eoghan Gilmartin

“In the run-up to its theatrical release, Christopher Nolan’s TheOdyssey became embroiled in online polemics after Elon Musk attacked the movie’s supposed ‘woke’ casting. Yet beyond this contrived spectacle lies a far more important criticism to be made of the filmmakers: their decision to shoot part of the movie in Africa’s last colony, Western Sahara. Enjoying generous subsidies from the Moroccan state, they lent legitimacy to its illegal occupation regime.”

“The Odyssey is the first major Hollywood production to shoot scenes in Western Sahara. This would have been unthinkable prior to 2020, when President Donald Trump broke with decades of US foreign policy and recognized Morocco’s illegally established sovereignty over the territory. The decision was part of a quid pro quo in exchange for Morocco’s normalization of ties with Israel. Now Nolan and crew’s four-day shoot in Dakhla illustrates how quickly Hollywood studios have moved to exploit the opportunities created by Trump’s transactional diplomacy. This subsidized occupation cinema is yet another symptom of the breakdown of whatever remained of a rules-based liberal order.”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· Jun 12

I'm glad I don't live in CA-48 because I wouldn't want to vote in Nov. for pro-Israel backed Marni von Wilpert, yet I would never vote for Jim Desmond for anything. Ammar Campa-Najjar: “While my political career is permanently over...” 🙏🏼🤞🏼

Letter by Ammar Campa-Najjar:

“While my political career is permanently over...”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammar_Campa-Najjar

“2020 congressional campaign”

“In 2019, Campa-Najjar announced that he would run for the same seat again in 2020.[48][49] He announced his candidacy on Twitter a day after filing his paperwork with the FEC.[50] He stated that his 2020 campaign would run on the dual platform of economic security and national security.[51] Campa-Najjar said that for the election he would make a more concerted effort to reach out to conservative voters, especially veterans.[52]

“Initially characterized as a progressive during his 2018 run, Campa-Najjar walked back his support of Medicare for All and a Green New Deal, calling the latter ‘impractical’.[53][54] In October 2020, a podcaster posted screenshots purporting to show Campa-Najjar identifying as a blue dog Democrat who intended to become an independent if elected in 2020.[55]

“Campa-Najjar appeared in a radio interview with Defend East County founder Justin Haskin. In his interview with KPBS, Campa-Najjar, whose heritage is Latino and Palestinian, said he wanted to sit down with Haskins to address specific issues. They include racist and conspiratorial views of him promulgated by members of Defend East County.[2]”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 25

If you look on Google maps in the blast zone, you'll see houses, mobile homes, schools, parks, businesses... So much at risk!

Google maps with a roughly highlighted area of the blast zone

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 18

The Annenberg Wildlife Crossing looks great besides the smoke from the Sandy Fire.

Smoke from the Sandy Fire in Simi Valley.

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 18

Ummm... This doesn't look good. #SandyFire #SantaSusana #Meltdown #WoolseyFire

Screenshot of Watch Duty app, Sandy Fire, "Rocketdyne Santa Susana Field Lab"

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 17

Wow, Bluesky's translation is a little quirky. I have to go, but I hope you are doing well!

わあ、Blueskyの翻訳、ちょっと独特ですね。私はこれで失礼しますが、お元気で！

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 17

That's okay! I'm not chicken. 😂 I can translate your information. It makes me sad that politics and nuclear energy issues haven't changed since we first interacted on Twitter years ago. Knowledge is usually good, but in this case, I think ignorance would be bliss.

大丈夫ですよ！私は臆病者じゃありませんから（笑）。いただいた情報は、私が翻訳できますよ。私たちがTwitterで初めてやり取りをした数年前から、政治や原子力エネルギーをめぐる問題が何一つ変わっていないというのは、なんだか悲しいことですね。たいていの場合、知識があることは良いことですが、今回ばかりは「知らぬが仏」の方が幸せだったかもしれない――そんな気がしてしまいます。

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 12

TEPCO, like EDF in France, was nationalized (went bankrupt). Taxpayers pay the cost of expensive nuclear power and meltdowns.

“Feeling betrayed”

“Tepco plans to dump 22 trillion becquerels of tritium per year into the Pacific Ocean over the next 20 to 30 years. This is less than the tritium released from Canada’s nuclear reactors, which dump more than 3,000 trillion becquerels per year into the Saint Lawrence River. But cooling water from functioning reactors is not the same as water contaminated by melted fuel rods, which contain a brew of other radionuclides. On several occasions, Tepco has been caught faking its safety data and covering up incidents. In 2018, the company was forced to admit that its treated water was still contaminated with plutonium, strontium, and cesium—62 radionuclides altogether—at levels, in some cases, thousands of times above regulatory limits. Tepco acknowledges that as much as two-thirds of the cooling water in its storage tanks remains contaminated. Strapped for cash, the company announced in January that it would cut $26 billion in expenses. This will slow even further the decommissioning effort at the melted reactors.”

“A sturdy man in a blue work jacket, Sawada was visibly upset when I last saw him in 2022. At the time, Japan was reporting that a radioactive rockfish, glowing with 18,000 becquerels per kilogram of cesium 137, 180 times the legal limit, had been caught out of Shinchi harbor, 35 miles north of Fukushima Daiichi. The rockfish joined the list of 44 species that, at one time or another, have been banned from sale in Japan. The freshwater fish from Fukushima’s rivers are still banned because of high levels of radioactivity, but the rockfish and another 200 ocean species are back in the clear, at least for now.

“Fukushima’s fishing fleet is half the size it used to be, and the catch is one quarter as large. The number of days allowed for fishing is limited. ‘We can’t sell our fish as we used to,’ Sawada says. ‘We get less money for our fish than other prefectures.’ The list of countries banning food imported from Fukushima includes Russia and China. ‘As long as the damage continues, we want to be compensated,’ Sawada says. The criteria are complicated, and the subsidies could end soon, but at least for the moment, Fukushima’s fishers are paid for the days they don’t fish and for the fish they are forced to sell at a discount. ‘The money is paid by Tepco,’ Sawada says, ‘but really it comes from the government.’ (Tepco was effectively nationalized after the company was bailed out by a capital infusion of 1 trillion yen, or $12.5 billion, in 2012.)”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 12

“Fukushima at 15” “Living with radioactive hot spots and stigma as Japan's government pushes for more reactors” thebulletin.org/2026/03/fuku...

“Japan has adopted this strategy to reduce the heavy burden on Fukushima and accelerate the area’s recovery. But Shirahige suspects another motive: ‘If all of Japan is contaminated, then Fukushima will appear to have recovered because it looks just like the rest of the country.’

“In fact, the rest of Japan is already contaminated. Radiation detectors along highways measure gamma radiation, resulting from the presence of cesium 137. Recent research has found that highly concentrated cesium-bearing microparticles, formed during the reactor core melt-downs and scattered widely across Japan, might be far more dangerous if inhaled than external exposure to cesium.

“‘I debate this with my friends,’ says Shirahige. ‘Those of us who worked at Fukushima believed that inhaling the dust or ingesting radioactive particles, where they do long-term damage to your lungs and other parts of your body, is more dangerous than external radiation.’ Shirahige regularly scrubs down his house, trying to remove the dust, and he measures the radioactivity in every room. ‘The windows leak when the wind blows, and I can never get it down to zero,’ he says.”

“The official investigation into the Fukushima disaster called it a ‘made in Japan’ failure by a nuclear industry that suffered from regulatory capture, inbred leadership, defective engineering, and ruinous cost-saving decisions, such as not building an adequate seawall or waterproofed generators and pumps. The disaster at Three Mile Island could be dismissed as human error. The disaster at Chernobyl (as it was then spelled) could be dismissed as the product of human error and inferior Soviet technology. Fukushima was different. The world’s worst industrial accident took place in an advanced industrial country with 54 nuclear reactors, supplying a third of Japan’s electricity. The final bill for containing the destroyed reactors, storing the waste, and rebuilding parts of the nuclear exclusion zone could cost over $1 trillion. This is one quarter of Japan’s annual economy. Yet, the government seems to be ignoring Japan’s history and geology as it pushes to restart reactors on an archipelago that every year is struck by over 1,000 earthquakes.”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 12

www.youtube.com/live/74nIPok...

Screen capture from https://www.youtube.com/live/74nIPok_R7M?si=94DtnLgTUNq3MMRt

“Annual incidence rate of thyroid cancer per 1 million people (Average from 1998 to 2007)”

2.3 - yet there have been 400+ cases since TEPCO's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant meltdown disaster.

Screen capture from https://www.youtube.com/live/74nIPok_R7M?si=94DtnLgTUNq3MMRt

“A one-year-old chold staying near the Fukushima Prefectural Government Office from the evening of March 15, 2011, to the early morning of March 16, 2011, received 60 mSv of thyroid radiation exposure from inhalation alone.”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 8

Speaking of plenty of options, isn't this totally ridiculous? 😵‍💫 I think we need a Pre-Primary to narrow this list down. 😂

2026 CA Primary ballot with a million candidates running for Governor

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 8

The San Diego County Democratic Party #SDdems has not endorsed a candidate for the CA-48 primary election, but there are plenty of other options: www.sddemocrats.org/candidates-2...

“District 48: Ammar Campa-Najjar, Abel Chavez, Stephen Clemons, Corinna Contreras, Marielle Decker, Marc Iannarino, Ferguson Porter, Brandon Riker, Jerlilia Ryans, Mike Schaefer, Marni Von Wilpert”

https://www.sddemocrats.org/candidates-2026p.html

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 8

“Michael Smolens: Ammar Campa-Najjar has a lot of explaining to do”

“Wild swings on positions and controversial online posts follow the candidate who remains a leading Democrat running for Congress”

https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/2026/04/24/ammar-campa-najjar-has-a-lot-of-explaining-to-do/

“It’s hardly rare that candidates in the past shifted positions and made controversial statements. Ammar Campa-Najjar may have done that more than most.

“During his previous run for Congress in 2020, Campa-Najjar said he:

“Opposed “legal or illegal abortion.
Did not support banning assault weapons.
Would consider voting for Donald Trump over Joe Biden for president.
Would not have voted to impeach President Trump.
Considered supporting investigations of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama regarding Russia’s involvement in Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.”

“These days, one of his top campaign priorities is to get ‘money out of politics,’ yet his campaigns have benefited from generous financial support from the family of his partner, Rep. Sara Jacobs, D-San Diego, whose grandfather, Qualcomm co-founder Irwin Jacobs, has been a major national donor to the Democratic Party for years. Campa-Najjar, like other candidates, also is backed by independent expenditure committees.

“Recently, the New York Post’s California edition published what it said were comments from him during his younger days on his MySpace page using the N-word.”

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· May 8

Electricity from 100% clean, renewable energy systems doesn't risk weapons proliferation, contaminating land for decades, or create waste that must be stored for thousands of years. 3/

“2020 Eastern Japan 17 Prefecture Radioactivity Measurement Map”

“ESTIMATED VALUE OF CESIUM 137 IN JULY 2020”

“2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games”

“Minna no Data Site (Everyone’s Data Site- Collective Database of Citizen’s Radioactivity Measuring Labs) will provide map data of ‘2020 Eastern Japan 17 Prefecture Radioactivity Measurement Map’ (Japanese and English versions) free of charge with Creative Commons License (CC License) from March 11, 2020.”

https://lucian.uchicago.edu/blogs/atomicage/2020/03/16/free-use-of-map-of-soil-radioactivity-at-the-time-of-the-tokyo-olympics-via-minna-no-data-site/

“East Japan Soil Becquerel Measurement Project”

“Estimate of Radioactive Cesium Contamination Over 100 years”

“Minna no Data Site (Everyone’s Data Site- Collective Database of Citizen’s Radioactivity Measuring Labs) will provide map data of ‘2020 Eastern Japan 17 Prefecture Radioactivity Measurement Map’ (Japanese and English versions) free of charge with Creative Commons License (CC License) from March 11, 2020.”

https://lucian.uchicago.edu/blogs/atomicage/2020/03/16/free-use-of-map-of-soil-radioactivity-at-the-time-of-the-tokyo-olympics-via-minna-no-data-site/

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· Apr 29

If you look him up, you'll find him on LinkedIn and that he ran in an election and got a whopping six votes. Whatever. Troll. Bye.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carleton_in_the_2025_Canadian_federal_election

"Carleton in the 2025 Canadian federal election"

Post from me to Blake on April 25, 2026:

Blake, what makes you an expert?
Your BA in History with a minor in Political Science?
Your previous job at Costco?
I see you on LinkedIn.
Come on.
When you've published papers, written books, become a professor... let me know.
Otherwise, please troll on off back to X with the other nuclear bros.

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· Apr 29

I blocked Blake Hamilton @blakehamiltonca.bsky.social. He has posted a lot of nuclear energy misinformation and propaganda. There is no use continuing conversing with him while he spreads more.

Cartoon image of a man with arrows going through him saying, "I DON'T FEEL A THING!"
"Figure 6. - Man being bombarded by 'invisible' rays."

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· Apr 28

Lee Zeldin is a total weasel. This video is from his confirmation hearing in Jan. 2025. The EPA killed Solar For All seven months later. 😡

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· Apr 27

Agreed - orange IS a cheery colour, so please do post anything orange from your gallery if you see this...

Orange dahlia flower at the Owen Rose Garden in Eugene, OR.

Susie Sunshine 🙏🏼🌎 ☮️@suzwarto· Apr 22

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