Saturday - March 28th - 8:30-9:30pm - millions of people will demonstrate concern for our planet by turning out their lights for one hour

Earth Hour is upon us…60 minutes to demonstrate your commitment to climate change. One hour to join millions of people across the globe and express a collective concern about the future health of our planet.

Join us as we turn everything off, still our minds, and feel our precious planet under our feet. OR…we can all get giddy dancing naked in a Japanese garden…it’s up to you.

Whatever you do, it’s a beautiful moment to share with your family, your friends and your children, because ultimately, this isn’t only about climate change, this is especially for the children of this planet (and I don’t need to explain why).

Though Earth Hour is for a serious cause, there is absolutely no reason you can’t have fun in the dark. If you don’t know how you can possibly get by for an hour without having power running, here are a few fun and naughty things you can do:

Before Earth Hour, make sure to have your candles, lanterns and torches ready…(Torches for backyard and beaches ONLY! Not inside the house PLEASE) *All of these can be done with clothes or in the buff.

1. Get out those yoga mats, IT’S YOGA TIME!

2. Quiet your mind and meditate, chant, pray and bless friends, family, our planet, the universe…(heck, go as far as blessing the black hole…I think you have time.)

3. Have a nice quiet dinner with your family, your honey, your friends…(of course, make sure to have everything prepared beforehand)

4. Go out to the beach and chill under the stars (unless it’s pouring rain, then you WILL literally chill under the stars - that’s cool!). For you winos, this is a perfect opportunity for you to have a beach blanket wine party (though it’s always winetime for you guys - you know who you are).

5. How many of you have been to inspiration point lately? Here’s your chance to get naked and make some love happen…or not. But get NAKED anyway, it’s fun! (though I realize that after the beach blanket wine party, that will probably happen naturally. If so, bring the party indoors please.)

6. Dance and sing alone or with friends - have an acoustic party, man!

7. Go swimming in nature or your backyard (I’m keeping it clean for this post, but YOU can do it dirty-style!)

8. Get a massage from a friend or lover, or if you’re lucky enough to know a masseuse, arrange it to happen during Earth Hour. (Happy endings optional)

9. Take a jog or stroll, and don’t forget the leash. Your pets will love that you haven’t forgottem about them.

10. If you don’t/can’t/won’t do any of the nine things I just mentioned, by golly just take a nap.

Earth Hour reminds us that by working together, we can make a positive impact in the fight against climate change. I am so fortunate to be here to take part in this movement and make a difference. And it’s so simple, people. It’s so simple.

Join us, in darkness…
SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH, 8:30PM - 9:30PM!

For more info, visit EarthHourUS.org
Watch a wonderful Earth Hour clip here.