I think we can try as hard as we like to be green and eco friendly , but in todays world there is only so much we can do as we have come to rely on nice long showers, and watching our favourite tv shows.

Organically, I think I slip up more than I like to admit, but I'm improving day by day.

organic skin care, the Futurama world in this episode is actually one of greater eco-friendliness. They recycle everything and everything is recycled ("And that sandwich your eating is made out of old, discarded sandwiches. Nothing just gets thrown away."). Garbage doesn't exist. In the episode, a giant ball of New York City garbage had been sent into space in the 21st century because they had nowhere to put it. It's now the year 3000, and the garbage ball is hurtling back towards earth, and the only way to stop it is to shoot another garbage ball into space to bounce the first one into the sun, so New New York has to create a lot of garbage (just like 20th/21st century people). After the second ball is shot into space and the first is bounced into the sun, they start to wonder about the second ball coming back to earth, but decide it doesn't matter since they won't be around when it happens. Conversation from the end of the episode:

Leela: Should we really be celebrating? I mean, what if the second ball of garbage returns to Earth like the first one did?
Fry: Who cares? That won't be for hundreds of years.
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: Exactly. It's none of our concern.
Fry: That's the twentieth century spirit.

Since the global warming matter becoming more and more seriously day after day, the human beings need to learn to cherish the materials and reduce the pollutions to the lowest.

However, it's gonna take time and hope the Earth still can hold on...

Super blog!

Kim, I agree. We take too many things in life for granted.

Penny, lol! Thanks for the compliments! It's funny, every time I visit your site I think the same thing! The first time I visited I fell in love with the design and go a little jealous Yeah, I designed it, which is why there's no link for where to download it (and probably why I keep getting jealous of everyone else's designs, you are your own worst critic!).

Sarah, I am in no way saying we should go back to no electricity, etc., but what would happen if we were forced to do so?

Alcohol Recovery, glad to hear it!

Car Rental, Futurama: one of the greatest shows known to man!

That being said, even though we can make a little bit of a difference, it's a little bit of a jump to say that we should completely avoid certain aspects of life. Whilst it is possible to go back to a world of no electricity and we'd survive, it'd be difficult. 90% of us in the advanced world have grown up with internet, computers, television. Even our grandparents have grown up with an incredible amount of technology. Yes, whilst we COULD survive with candles and fire, It's not exactly going to be the easiest thing in the world, nor very successful for some.

But...

I have to. OMGosh.. I really love this blog. I can't get over it. Everytime I come here I scroll to the bottom trying to figure out where to get it, and obviously it's not getable... LOL.

But so yeah, just wanted to say that, 'cause I've been dying to say it, even though it's against comment rules or whatever.

So when you found this shopping bag in the dumpster, was it covered in nasty stuff? Was there any way to take it out and salvage it? Just curious!