It's been a hazy week (which explains the title ;)) but the haze is getting better so far, with all the cloud seeding and change of wind direction.
well, cant say i enjoy the haze but... well, as a fellow twitter user puts it, 'this is the closest i've gotton to a natural disaster, and it's slightly, just slightly, EXCITING'
it has certainly been a happening week, and i've never appreciate twitter that much. singaporeans have apparently been able to look on the bright side of the haze, with the memes and all, and i've nv seen singaporeans this united
FROM YAHOO NEWS ;)
and i find that Singaporeans are really cute HAHA ;) or maybe its just our generation eh x)
Now the singaporean fashion is to wear mask, N95 or not.
ok, onto more serious issues that i really want to express my views on...
Indonesia calling us childish...
and then saying this:
HEHEHE DAMN JOKE
who's the childish one here? the smoke THEY are causing is affecting the daily lives of Singaporeans, we definitely have the right to complain and ask them to take action. i understand that by calling us childish, they are trying to prevent Malaysia from pressuring them as well, but seriously? dont u think....that by calling us childish, it is ironically proving that they are the childish ones instead? (plus come on lah, they think they are the only ones that have trees meh, aiyo)
And then saying that they are not gonna apologise...
OMG hahahha i kindda burst out laughing when i read that. and i certainly agree with our Law and Foreign Minister that we are so NOT asking for their apology. come on, they have been apologising for the haze that has been happening EVERY YEAR. we dont need another insignificant and meaningless apology, we need this HAZE to stop enveloping our country. i think we understand if they need time to correct this issue but the way they put it, it is as if we are demanding an apology and it is not their fault. come on, even the newspapers have published that the fire is from lands owned by indonesian companies, and even if it has been spread by the farmers, well....they are their people.
they told the press that the Indonesian companies should not be blamed...
and b4 that they were trying to blame our Singaporean companies, how nice.
haha ok so that's all for hazy issues for now :) glad that its getting better now.
xoxo Beatrice