Protect the future every day


	Protect the future every day

keszterx

9-28-2007 8:16 AM

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water, hungary, environment, green

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9-28-2007 8:20 AM

keszterx

Little things like bringing my own mug to the coffee machine at the office, instead of using a desposible one DO make a difference.

I am a strongly believe, that "think globally, act locally" is the only way for a future worth living in. For me, for my future children and so on.

Can you change one little thing in your everydays, to make a difference?

9-28-2007 8:21 AM

keszterx

Errr, sorry, my grammar run wild........

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