Sharpest Strongest Chef Knifes

Oil Addiction

You all know (hopefully not too badly), the increase in food prices is directly linked to those who toy with oil, to continue the momentum of our lifestyles I would tend to describe as unfortunate (but only because today is gray and I slept badly).

To simplify everything, without distorting it, here is a short film found on the always excellent blog No Impact Man .

No Plastic Bag Questionaire

3 meters is too far

Instant exchange banal to Communication Land, I named the box where I spend most of my days because I have not found anything better for me food (and it's already as bad as before though).

A colleague made the sorting office and balance of masses of paper as and individual in his trash. I stopped and he said that there was at least 3 meters of it specially dedicated to a trash paper, the content part in recycling, as opposed to individual bins. She looks at me and smilingly replied:

- I know.

Simply. And continues to feed his garbage tote, calmly.

So good. Do we not surprised that I does not really bind a vast interstellar friendship with my colleagues. But cons have more fear for our planet, because of cases like this are unfortunately not rare, and I confess, I am naïve, it me dépasse.

- Je sais.

Je vais probablement en faire des cauchemars cette nuit...

Greeting On Coming Baby

Book of the moment: Witch Child

Celia Rees
Witch Child

Quatrième de couverture:

Pages from a journal are loosely sewn into a quilt. A quilt that lies undisturbed for more than three hundred years until it is carefully taken apart for cleaning and out of its fold falls a powerful and moving story. The story of Mary - granddaughter of a witch.

Je suis in a period so rich in changes in all areas (it would seem that this is the theme of my year 2008), and I needed to rest his head on the bus and other moments. That's how I came to dive into a book labeled "teen", and I do not regret it. The characters lack dimension and the story is very linear, but it is well done and enjoyable to read. I find myself being impatient to know the end of the story ... And it seems that there is a sequel, which I probably ogle. The teenager in me is very satisfied with her current reading!