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Aug 15 2009

I Remember The Days

Posted by Vince in Environment, Health, Personal, tags:

It’s been so hot lately. I’m thinking maybe it’s already summer and this could be due to the climate change. I remember few years ago that during this time of the year, I always find myself soaking wet due to rain bu now, it does not happen anymore. A lot of things have changed since my childhood.

The air nowadays, especially in the city, is becoming more and more polluted. I remember one time when I went to the mall to buy something and when I was about to go home, I sneezed and low and behold, my handkerchief was full of dirt. Probably due to the air. I wonder if huge air filters can be installed in the city to clean the air. It is so dirty and polluted now. Or maybe, make the whole city air-conditioned. That’s seems to be nice.

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One Response to “I Remember The Days”
  1. Cornelius says:
    August 19, 2009 at 10:49 am

    Hmm… I read blogs on a similar topic, but i never visited your blog. I added it to favorites and i’ll be your constant reader.

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