okie this is going to be a naggy post.. u have been warned..
today is e first day of the annual hungry ghost festival and e sight tat i saw when i was walking home was.. a bit sad..
im not realli an environment guy.. but i cant help but wonder, is it time to re-evaluate our traditions. we are at one side facing e issue of environment protection which is a worldwide issue but wat i saw today was a TOTAL different thingy..
not to touch abt e burning of offerings and paper money, (which obviously is polluting e air.. tink abt how everyone is encouraging ppl to take public transport to reduce e air pollution by cars.. but den again its e tradition) we can see "rubbish" (inverted commas as they arent really rubbish if u stand at e tradition pt of view) everywhere.. take out e offerings by e side of e grass patches, u see the paper slip used to bundle e paper money everywhere.. the plastic bags tat contain e paper money and offerings lying ard.. isnt tat littering?? as if e burning isnt harming e environment enough
and if sg with such a small population is alr contributing to so much "rubbish" and pollution, imagine china.. with e majority of e chinese population there, imagine e whole china "smoking"..
im not condemning e tradition, but wats e use of environment protection policies when every month of e year, there is some serious pollution that is going on, and somehow we cannot regulate e practice as it will be viewed as discrimination to the chinese tradition..
is tradition that impt? hmmmm..
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okie back to daily stuff.. today is e first day of e long week i going to spend wif piggy head... hahaha (getting lazier to type xiao zhu tou) had dinner at fei cui hong kong cafe at bugis there.. pretty decent food except that the yuan yang gt a bit too much milk in my opinion..
and sch starting pretty soon~~ i haven pack my files and my xtra notes.. hahaha time to get my lazy bum off my seat in front of e com.. but den again.. next week ba.. teehee
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