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	<title>Comments on: Earth Hour was fun, let&#8217;s do it more often</title>
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		<title>By: Tracy</title>
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		<description>We also switched off everything we could (TV, radio, laptops, etc) and read stories to our children by candlelight, before settling down for a good old chat, the sort that we just don&#039;t have often enough when all the electrical stuff is on.  It reminded me of a wonderful evening we had with a friend back in England when the lights went out for 4 hours (fuse problem that we needed an electrician to fix).  We chatted, laughed, played guitar and sang, and then made a cup of tea with Pete&#039;s storm kettle.  It was such an adventure, sometimes the simplest things are.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We also switched off everything we could (TV, radio, laptops, etc) and read stories to our children by candlelight, before settling down for a good old chat, the sort that we just don&#8217;t have often enough when all the electrical stuff is on.  It reminded me of a wonderful evening we had with a friend back in England when the lights went out for 4 hours (fuse problem that we needed an electrician to fix).  We chatted, laughed, played guitar and sang, and then made a cup of tea with Pete&#8217;s storm kettle.  It was such an adventure, sometimes the simplest things are.</p>
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