Comments by Amanda Nguyen

Naturally chunky—yum. I would prefer to be less processed. But alas, I have become what I generally consume. Skippy.

It is old school, new wave. Reminds me of Action Action’s first album. Kudos!

Are you your assistant’s assistant yet?

Truly beautiful.

I love freerice.com

I love this idea and activism.

Hahah, I did not even read past the first paragraph and I had an urge to call Russ to make a SPOT, here.

I agree, I do like the concept of DateForTrees, however, I am not ecstatic about on-line dating anyway (but that may be another conversation). I was more weary about the site because I did not uncover to where the trees are sent, what type of trees are sent, and at what cost to the sponsors and partners. Maybe I did not research enough.

In any other case, global warming undoubtedly is natural; of course Earth experiences warming and cooling fluctuations. Although, I do believe that humans provoke strengthened measures to the rapid warming to our beloved Mother.

I have this inkling, though, that the website may do well because of the recent “green washing” with which the media spoon-feeds us—rather, regurgitates into our throats. This sounds bleak, but I do have faith in people and I hope “green washing” is the initial and the final, through and through.

If not, I may bombard the White House with calls, masking myself as a utilities customer representative concerned with their profound interest in a high air-conditioning bill and imposing interest on the behemoth that is fossil fuel dependency. Wake up, Kyoto is calling!

I have not had a chance to see this show, but I love, love Lee Pace. The Fall recently came to San Diego theatres (Lee plays Roy Walker) and he was great in it. Certainly different from Caligula, huh, Zoe?