I’ve already refused listening to radio and watching on TV about the rants of how the dry spells are affecting everything from the rise of electricity to cloud seeding to global warming. Its just pathetic how they’re making everybody panic over these while this is the PERFECT TIME to inform people of what they should be doing instead. (i just hope some advertising peeps get to read this…) From saving electricity to planting their own household plants or segregating garbage, which could actually lessen the effects of global warming.
I’ve been reading Chuvaness.com for quite a while. Although the author may be a bit shallow at times (but a funny, entertaining shallow way), her recent post about the draught made me want to post about it too. And here’s her comment, also thanking God for the rain:
“This is a true sign that prayers deliver miracles, what more if a whole nation prays.
Thank God prayer is free, because in the Philippines it’s one of the few things we can still do even if we’re broke.”
Amen. Thanks Cecile. 
on Aug 13th, 2007 at 1:11 am
[...] Aiza Bautista, Typing Free cautions the media not to frighten the public: ?I?ve already refused listening to radio and watching TV about the rants of how the dry spells are affecting everything from the rise of electricity to cloud seeding to global warming. It?s just pathetic how they?re making everybody panic over these while it is the perfect time to inform people of what they should be doing instead.? [...]