Cameron Daye Burrows's Blog (23)

I asked many people in my neighborhood how they can fix our overall enviornment. Many of them said: "fix the garden man, its so dirty"

After hearing this i decided to come up with a plan to plan more vegetables for my buildings garden. The benefits of this is that: home-grown vegetables are less expensive than their store-bought -counterpart. Also it brings people together, and increases a lovely atmosphere for peopel to enjoy.

This is a google map of my future home: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=
110762775029880055848.00048450009a14240cba6

In this distant future, there will be more grocery stores, and oppurtunities for people to plan food to grow. Also, there will be a heavy emphasis on physical education as i would jogg alot.

Chase bank opened up near where i live.

http://www.waterforpeople.org/

I donated 20$ to the organization to see my contribution towards people in need of water be fulfilled.

In the future, i see myself eatting a wide range of meals without worrying about where my next meal is. I also see myself imagining and sayint to myself: "where did this food come from? What were the struggles this person faced to ensure their produce was safe?"

We often overlook food as a simple matter, but its not. People in poor countries risk their lives and future to grow the food we eat and often waste on a daily basis.

Recently, i have taken it upon myself to plant trees and flowers in the backyard of my building. These plants include, tomatoes, onions, and radishes for people in the building to enjoy instead of them buying it.

http://www.afrigadget.com/

This woman is truely admirable. She held onto her dreams dispite negative inpending odds. Fight on Jane.

http://www.unmultimedia.org/radio/english/detail/93665.html

Using media, arts, and making people learn about culture is a good way to get people to understand the signifigence of women in our society

"What would it be like to carry 5 gallons of water for 5 kilometers every day and still not have enough?

CARRY 5 Walks raise funds and awareness to end the world water crisis. Individual and team participants collect donations and pledges, and on walk day, fill their containers with water and try to carry it for 5 kilometers, the average walk made by women and children in poor countries who lack access to safe, convenient water…

1. Problems are not always obvious from afar (You really have to live for a while in a society where no one has currency larger than a $1 bill to understand the importance of money via mobile phones.)

People often say: "i understand what you're going through" or etc. However people cant truely feel or understand something unless they actually do it.