cents and sensibility

this morning i woke up at 11:30. it was cold because apparently it had been raining last night. mummy was already multi-tasking in the kitchen. i also woke up to a very acidic sms.

if you planted a light bulb, you could get a chandelier; if you planted a waterbottle, you could get a fountain.

i seriously don't care if the thing flying over me is an apache or chinook or whatever-it's-spelt.

honestly, i don't think the 'live earth' concerts have much use. why should it take celebrities to finally, finally, get people to know about global warming. don't television advertisements and documentaries do the same? i think this is just another gimmick for profit-driven media companies to make more money. do you honestly believe that humans, after watching some stars singing, will start becoming more environmentally-friendly than before? on top of that, isn't it ironical that to raise awareness on global warming, companies are organising concerts to consume even more energy in terms of lighting and air-conditioning and everything? it's like getting people all over the world to congregate and generate heat together.

best of all, bless the people who even go to buy a green t-shirt to support the event.