Things Said On A Birthday Cake

Why money is everything? Eat Smart

Why they took the time.
time to grow vegetables and raise animals, and the time to prepare the food, time to pack their clothing, the time to inform us. With all that money can buy, but when the money end up?
When the money ends we realize that we no longer self-sufficient and we wake up in a nightmare.
Ben is the Japanese initiative indicates that Carmelo (http://otakimura.blogspot.com/): living in a forest. In Japan, a small town (Otaki) was virtually set in a forest.
Without claiming to revolutionize everything and now I want to point out that someone is already trying to do something, some towns in the province of Venice (and I quote, to have seen them, Portsmouth and San Donà di Piave) have included in the plan (and then they have made!) of "green filters. In practice, between the districts towns and main roads, the busiest ones, were placed in large areas of green (grass trees), used to repair the town from the noise of the streets (funziona!) are also used to repair the sight of the road from the road, however, you can "enjoy" a little 'green. This is, in my opinion, a big step forward.
A big step back, however, is doing the City of Budoia (where I live): the houses are situated along the streets and formed into long continuous rows. The entrance of each house consists of a large door, which was used once to access the carts. Behind each door opens a magical world: what appeared to be a dense populated city is actually the curtain of a large garden. Just today, with this crisis, it would be important to maintain gardens, however, the City of Budoia (PN) has provided the Master Plan, the saturation of residential buildings with gardens. With all the space that is available, you could build a whole new village, outside, with its own physiognomy, its square and its services. Instead, houses on top of houses (which, with a building index too high for these places, where people try to come to live to enjoy the peace). The result is a dormitory town, where people do not meet and socialize, because working out and because the "near" is too close to get along.