Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-30
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- CT doesn't lack inspiration & creativity but occasionally something extra cool comes along. Like the Eastern Food Bazaar http://bit.ly/OWAmr #
- Finally dinner at Carne tonight, review soon. #
- Have I been living on another planet or does Greenpoint Main Rd after the Ultra have a cool pedestrian path & complementary shrubs suddenly? #
- RT @Eat_Out: RT: @WestinGrand: Sushi Experience – R95 platter for 1 – R150 platter for 2 #
- Thanks @NicolaGeorge @TimeaK001 @Reto_R – so the path is new. I like it. Looking forward to more nice surprises. I love Cape Town. #
- Seapoint finally has a restaurant with some character & style, a place I could visit regularly. My review of La Boheme http://bit.ly/tIQp5 #
- When calculating your water footprint, remember a cup of coffee uses 140L, a hamburger 2400L & a pair of jeans 10,000L http://bit.ly/3jaxSu #
- Looking forward to my cooking class on Wed evening at SA Chef's Academy. Only R350, who's keen to join me? http://bit.ly/1voyOQ #
- So much choice tonight! Live music at Grand Daddy, &Union, HQ, One & Only… #
- RT @whalecottage: New Portofino restaurant to open in ex-Showroom space in Cape Town in next 10 days. Anyone with more info? #
- at the Earth Fair Foodmarket in Tokai. I like it, so much good stuff! #
- Hmm, just had takeaway calamari & chips from Wharfside Grill in Hout Bay. Yum! #
September 4th, 2009 at 1:46 pm
Dax, interesting “virtual water” link, but what exactly does it all mean and what is its value besides making people feel guilty for wearing clothes? Cheers, D
September 4th, 2009 at 3:56 pm
Dave, I think the point of these exercises is to show people that the way that we live is not sustainable. We don’t feel that we do much damage but that’s because we don’t know what damage is done in producing the things we consume.
A person may be able to buy a new pair of jeans, but do they really want to be responsible for another 10 000L of water? We need to relook at the way we consume.