When?

Do you ever have a normal day?

Yeah. Once. It was a Thursday.

60

On this Saturday, a global election is taking place.

An election between earth and global warming.

It's not about what country you're from, your light switch is your vote.

We're aiming for 1 billion votes for earth, because our planet is worth saving.

Vote earth, by simply switching off your lights for one hour, and join the world for Earth Hour.

Saturday March 28th, 2009, 8.30-9.30pm.

2712 cities, towns and municipalities in 83 countries have committed to support this initiative.

For that one hour, for that one flick of a switch, you can make a difference.

Just one

How close to home must a crisis hit before it really hurts? Or do we just have to be hit by a whole slew of crises before we even flinch?
If we take a step and look at the big picture, we probably haven't seen a worse time for all these tragedies to be unfolding- and simultaneously too. 
It seems like the perfect storm.
If we try, we may even catch a glimpse of it as it passes.

Maybe just that 'one' person will get his arse off the chair and start doing someting.

The world will be a better place, if everybody is that 'one' person.

Pulling all your threads

If it's a broken part, replace it.
If it's a broken arm, brace it.
If it's a broken heart, face it.

Hold your own
Know your name
And go your own way.

My sundown

The climate is changing,
So are human beings.
Are we feeling the effects of it?
I really do not know.

With one hand high
You'll show them your progress
You'll take your time
But no one cares
No one cares
No one cares

I need you to show me the way from crazy
I wanna be so much more than this.