For every day in 2008, I did something new. In 2016, I am challenging myself to break my routine at least once a week.
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Is it just me, or is it dark in here
Today I participated in earth hour. I`ve got to say that I`m not sure I get the point. Yes, turning out your lights will reduce your electricity use - but then you`re sitting in the dark. Is that really a viable solution? I think I`m missing something.
We participated too. It's an energy conservation movement. I don't think it's expected that we sit in the dark all the time as a solution to reducing the waste. More likely, to bring awareness to how much energy is used/wasted. Just replace your bulbs with energy efficient (gradually, I mean, they're expensive!), turn off the lights when you're not using them, and you should be good to go. :D
I participated too and found it an interesting exercise because, even though I generally try hard to conserve energy and am very good at not leaving lights on when I'm not using them (I only had one light to turn off), I found that after 50 minutes I was starting to really want to turn that light back on. Where in the beginning I saw it as an excuse not to do dishes, after 50 minutes I started wanting to turn lights on to be able to brush my teeth and then do dishes. I'm not sure what to take from this revelation though.
This blog started in 2008 when I did one new thing every day.
Now I write about new things I've done, as well as pretty much anything else I feel like talking about.
We participated too. It's an energy conservation movement. I don't think it's expected that we sit in the dark all the time as a solution to reducing the waste. More likely, to bring awareness to how much energy is used/wasted. Just replace your bulbs with energy efficient (gradually, I mean, they're expensive!), turn off the lights when you're not using them, and you should be good to go. :D
ReplyDeleteI participated too and found it an interesting exercise because, even though I generally try hard to conserve energy and am very good at not leaving lights on when I'm not using them (I only had one light to turn off), I found that after 50 minutes I was starting to really want to turn that light back on. Where in the beginning I saw it as an excuse not to do dishes, after 50 minutes I started wanting to turn lights on to be able to brush my teeth and then do dishes. I'm not sure what to take from this revelation though.
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