
Goood afternoon:)
I woke up thismorning with this amazing feeling of energy, happiness and love, and that all crumbled when I looked out my window....its gross outside, why is it that when i am trapped in a kitchen all day and all night its absolutly beautiful, but on the few days i DO have OFF, the weather is dreadfull, maybe thats the earth telling me to slow down and get some sleep?? who knows!
I think today is going to be a reading day, with many cups of tea and my dog right beside me....ugh....as wonderful as that sounds I had my heart set on being outside today....oh well cant change it so might as well make thebest of it! ALSO i have plans to cut my hair either today or tomorrow hopefully....it will be all gone, i have had long hair my ENTIRE life and I think its time for a change :) wish me luck :)
on a side note HAPPY WORLD WATER DAY EVERYONE :)
Celebrate having clean and safe water to drink and think about the outragous number of people who are still drinking unsafe water and think about what you can do to help :)
The international observance of World Water Day is an initiative that grew out of the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio de Janeiro.
Every year, 1,500 cubic kilometres of wastewater are produced globally. While waste and wastewater can be reused productively for energy and irrigation, it usually is not. In developing countries 80 percent of all waste is being discharged untreated, because of lack of regulations and resources. And population and industrial growth add new sources of pollution and increased demand for clean water to the equation. Human and environmental health, drinking and agricultural water supplies for the present and future are at stake, still water pollution rarely warrants mention as a pressing issue.
To do something about that UN-Water has chosen Clean Water for a Healthy World as theme for World Water Day 2010. The overall goal of the World Water Day on 22 March 2010 campaign is to raise the profile of water quality at the political level so that water quality considerations are made alongside those of water quantity.
UNEP has responsibility for taking the lead in 2010, UN-Water announced at a session during the Stockholm World Water Week in August 2009.