jeanniegrl: Kambi goes green!

I admit, I was never a good daughter of Mother Earth.
Throwing candy-wrappers anywhere and everywhere, collecting the cutest plastic bags, styrofoam galore...guilty!
Recycling? Not in my vocabulary.
Until Ondoy.

When something that massive hits you in the face..it does something to your heart.
For every tear that fell from the victims' eyes..I remembered each and every basura that I haphazardly threw out my car window.

The biggest tragedy of all is when you know that the misfortune you are going through is brought about by yourself.. by your own hands.

I know I that I can never take back any of the trash i threw and that all the packed lunches, bottled water and clothes that I gave to the typhoon victims can never compensate for my environmental sin.

But it doesn't end there there. Change is in my hands...and in order for Mother Earth to forgive us, we must change our ways.

This is my own little way of repenting..my atonement for my sins against nature.

The Kambi Eco Bag.
Our little tribute to the only home we ever had.
Maybe if we start saving the earth, we can also save ourselves.