Byron Channer, probably........... the best saxophonist in the world!!! sign my baby!!!!

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And finally...

As I’ve been going on about every week for the entirety of this blog, it is vitally important that the effects of climate change are harnessed sooner rather than later. There just isn’t the time to wait. We are already witnessing the catastrophic consequences that climate change causes.

 

And what I’ve loved about the Live Earth experience, it doesn’t matter on what scale we act, every little counts. Either on a worldwide scale such as we saw on the day of the concerts, where seven countries took part and millions more tuned in; to governments, organisations, charities or even individuals making a difference in their own homes.

 

Just think of all that we’d miss out on if the world continued to deteriorate. This is such a beautiful planet and we have been presented with such a wonderful gift. It’s our job to keep it special and intact for future generations. I think for all the animals of the world as well, many of which are being threatened due to climate change. This is our responsibility. If we were powerful/stupid enough to create such a mess, then we are certainly responsible for fixing it.

 

People often comment that we live in a selfish world and in many ways we do, but Climate change is an issue that really does affect all us. From wherever you are in the world, religion, prosperity, race, whatever, this is a matter which unites us all in a common cause. Everyone needs to their bit. This is our world, our home, and it’s the only one we’ve got! It’s down to all of us to do something, so start doing yours.

 

I’m feeling quite empowered after writing all of that. You go, girl! So enough of the lecture now…

 

I’ve got an environment programme for channel 4 coming up later in the year for which I did an interview with Al Gore; please keep an eye out for that.

 

So… was Live Earth worth it? And what have we learnt? Well, my answer to that is a lot I hope! I know I certainly have.

 

Stay green and thanks for reading. Love June xxx

 

Well that says it all. However my carbon footprint must be in triple figure tonnes.

 

Quote I think there is more than meets the eye with the McCanns. I am a single mother of four and there is no way I would leave my children unattended and go out for a meal. ( IN ANOTHER COUNTRY!!)The McCanns are intelligent people, I do not think any person in their right mind would do this. There is such thing as nanny's etc. From experience, you can never vouch for any one but yourself. Class and occupation should not be a determing factor for innocence, there are a lot of upstanding people in the community guilty of crimes and are free due to their status only. The oddity of the whole thing is the way the McCanns were sooo much in the public eye, and seeing the POPE? That was the last straw for me, I felt very uncomfortable, I am a person from a religious background, the limelight would  be the last thing any parent would want, it was everything but low key!! the parent's seemed to be the head of the campaign in the bid to find their missing daughter. However, at times the objective moved from her to her parents. Their minute of fame perhaps? God only knows?

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