So many people yet so small space...
Go green, yeayy!!
Go green, yeayy!!
Jun 7, 2010
Kaka Handmade Art Market
Yesterday we went to Kaka Handmade Art Market at Shaw Parade, KL. Interesting Art Regeneration programme selling handmade art pieces by various artists, so don't forget the next one on 4th July 2010 ok? But I hope organizer can improve the selection of venue next time, for this one was quite small, so not convenient.
Jun 2, 2010
Eco Bag
My mom has a lot of shopping bag in different colors and different sizes. Therefore, we don't have to use plastic bag when we do shopping (don't you know that plastic takes hundreds/thousand years to decompose?) . Plastic is contributing to environmental pollution and gives bad impact towards live creatures including us, human. Of course we still use plastic to dispose garbage but my mom try her best to use 'Biodegradable Plastic Bag' which takes lesser time to decompose.
Now, everytime I shop, I'll use my own shopping bag and try my best to say 'NO' to plastic bag, especially the small ones. I bring my own water tumbler and sometimes lunch box to school or used my own plastic container when I bought kuehs.
So friends, what are you waiting for? Start say 'NO' to plastic bag ok? :)
Jun 1, 2010
Myth Or FacT?
In Scandinavian folklore,Artic foxes were thought to cause the aurora borealis,or northern lights that shimmer in the night sky.In fact,the ancient for the aurora in Finnish was REVONTULET meaning FOX FIRE.
Save the Mountain Gorilla
The Last Stand of Africa's......
THERE ARE ONLY 650 MOUNTAIN GORILLAS left in the world.These huge primates are endangered by habitat loss,war and disease,for wich humans are responsible.They live in highlands forest crossing three national borders in central Africa.Most mountain gorillas are found in the volcanic Virunga mountains at the Volcano National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Mgahinga National Park in Uganda. A smaller population exists in Uganda's Bwindi-Impenetrable Forest National Park.
ACTION YOU CAN TAKE
if you aren't lucky enough to be able to see mountain gorillas in the wild,there is still plenty you can do tosupport them:
THERE ARE ONLY 650 MOUNTAIN GORILLAS left in the world.These huge primates are endangered by habitat loss,war and disease,for wich humans are responsible.They live in highlands forest crossing three national borders in central Africa.Most mountain gorillas are found in the volcanic Virunga mountains at the Volcano National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Mgahinga National Park in Uganda. A smaller population exists in Uganda's Bwindi-Impenetrable Forest National Park.
ACTION YOU CAN TAKE
if you aren't lucky enough to be able to see mountain gorillas in the wild,there is still plenty you can do tosupport them:
- check websites for African wildlife societies you can join
- give or request membership of a wildlife organization as a gift
- join the WORLD WILDLIFE FUND (WWF)
- learn about gorillas from TV,the web,books and wildlife magazine
May 29, 2010
Myth Or FacT?
THE LEOPARD GOT ITS NAME BECAUSE AT ONE POINT IT WAS COMMONLY THOUGHT TO BE A CROSS BETWEEN A LION AND A PANTHER, OR 'PARD'.
May 28, 2010
Cheetah
Don't you know that the world fastest land animal is CHEETAH ?
The cheetah can sprint up to 110 km/h(68 mph),WOW!!
Most cheetah are found in the extensive grass lands and semi-desert regions of Africa a handful cling to survival in Asia
Lucky me, i managed to find one.
The cheetah can sprint up to 110 km/h(68 mph),WOW!!
Most cheetah are found in the extensive grass lands and semi-desert regions of Africa a handful cling to survival in Asia
Lucky me, i managed to find one.
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