Earth Hour-s

I think back in my hometown here, we do have constant Earth Hours or least more than any other cities. We supported Earth Hour Saturday night. Everything is off, well except the tv, the fan and a tiny winy little lamp which wouldn't be obviously seen from far. I couldn't figure out what to do during that hour and that led me to keeping my tv on. And right on the next day, there's this same activity again, but this time more Earth Hours. We had a blackout for around two to three hours in the morning and this time, everything is off because nothing can practically be switched on. The electricity is cut off again without any reasons.

The same thing happened when I was at the Salon the other day. There was a blackout while I was sitting there, having people doing my hair. The hair dryer was blowing dry my hair and suddenly 'pop,' the sound of the hair dryer was gone and all lights and air con off. I had to wait and luckily it was not long. But even those few minutes of waiting was pathetic. Because the Salon was packed, the place turned warm easily. But that's okay, cause I always long for the day where my hair would obey me and I waited patiently for that. Well, having electricity cut off is very common here. Thats why our city's has been given a title of 'Sandakan Nature City.'

Ah ah! But that Nature City title doesn't mean we live on trees like most people do think or that we don't have internet connection like how Sj once asked me I remembered.

I have been catching on the 'Greatest American Dog' since last week. It's really a great show and Jean's right. Everytime she watches the show, she wants a dog and everytime I watch the show, I want to train my dog well. I even want to bring my dog with me when I go back to Singapore for my studies. But that's impossible. How could I bring a pet into the hostel and if I'm allowed to do so, my dog would be so bored cause I don't stay inside the hostel all day long. Jogging at the park at times over there really dont make me feel at home. Cause when I saw the other owners with their dogs at the park, I realised that my dog isn't with me.