This photo was taken in 2008 on a full moon day of December. I think the moon on that night was brighter than other full moon and my mood was really good. I didn't edit the photo and just post it here as it is.
I checked today Super Moon but it's not very nice from the place that I view. So I am just posting this photo to say Happy Super Full Moon Day (Ta-Baung Full Moon Day in Myanmar Lunar Calendar).
Wishing everyone to have better health and peaceful mind...
Thanks!
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Sunday, 20 March 2011
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Green
“Green”, this is the main keyword of politicians nowadays. Whether or not they are really trying to tackle with climate change, they use the word “GREEN” to win the heart of people. While many people in the world are concerning about global warming, the world leaders couldn’t make any major decision in Copenhagen.
In future, a country which has many forests may make a lot of money by carbon trading, I think. A forest cannot be created within few years, so keep them is a major asset for countries like Myanmar. Singapore is too tiny to make money from forest but it is a very good example to the world that even a small country can make itself GREEN.
I took this photo of GREEN near to a golf club during a hiking trip from Bukit Timah Nature Reserve to Mac Richie Reservoir of Singapore. You would agree that if I say green can make people happy and relax. We should keep the green to save our one and only planet. (We still haven’t found Pandora Planet yet, right?)
Anyone can save the planet by using less water, less paper, less electricity or driving less gas-thirsty cars.
Small changes can make big difference.
In future, a country which has many forests may make a lot of money by carbon trading, I think. A forest cannot be created within few years, so keep them is a major asset for countries like Myanmar. Singapore is too tiny to make money from forest but it is a very good example to the world that even a small country can make itself GREEN.
I took this photo of GREEN near to a golf club during a hiking trip from Bukit Timah Nature Reserve to Mac Richie Reservoir of Singapore. You would agree that if I say green can make people happy and relax. We should keep the green to save our one and only planet. (We still haven’t found Pandora Planet yet, right?)
Anyone can save the planet by using less water, less paper, less electricity or driving less gas-thirsty cars.
Small changes can make big difference.
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