One's man junk, is another man's treasure

Two days ago, I was driving on the outskirts town where I live. Although, I'm originaly from the west coast, and has moved to the eastern United States. I don't really know the town very well. Well, I cross some railroad tracks, and on my left I see this creative 3d- art. I was capture by its beauty, not so much on how it looked, but what it was entirely compose of. I saw a dragon, made of old pipes, welded together and its facial features entirely made of cans. Also, a man, made of plastics, and whenever the wind blew, its hand wave at you. Whoever, this was he was  truly resourceful! A mailbox, in which a dog, and its mouth opened to receive mail, and many other awesome looking figurines!Whoever, this person was visualized what he wanted to see, and brought to life. I was "mesmerize!". The long drive home made me realize how much waste, is being harbored at waste dumps, that are in great shape. Many people discard objects, that are useful and can still be use by someone else. Donations, to voluntering organizations are quite grateful whenever people contribute. Or just simple arts and crafts, so be creative and help our planet!

What is our Human Purpose?

In science and religion, it is a true mystery on "why we are here"and "What is our purpose?" I don't know the answer, but I like to believe that we are here on this planet, by either "luck" or for a "purpose". We the human race, after many trials and errors of molecules and proteins interacting with one and another: we were formed possibly by "luck". Humans derived from less complex species, and therefore we are at top of the food chain and no  creature is higher than the human brain. In religion, Christianity offers us simple solution, God created man, and man is to worship God. I believe whatever the reason on why we are here, and our purpose, we are guests on planet earth. It is our duty, and responsibility, to clean the place we habit  and to maintain it.Regardless, of luck of just purpose, to preserve our planet for future generations. What are your thoughts?