not know about you, but I have many plans for the night without electricity and candlelight. From 22h. my house went dark, I'll orphan the computer and I will join the protest (which I hope will be massive) against abuse of power companies that, through lobbying and other practices are not always honest, putting pressure on the government to protect him , justified and legal cover for abuses committed against us poor consumers and consumers of electricity. I can think of many things to spend my time of darkness. Beautiful and sensual things, a return to the days when as a child and a teenager going to the cottage of my family, which had not yet come the mains and the candlelight, the lamps and the fireplace, chatting , we dreamed, we read, played and loved us. Power lines still has not knocked on the door of that huge house whose halls, traveled by the moving shadows of the gas, were full of mysteries, but a gasoline engine now in its noisy bearing replacement function power to each circuit as we make life easier and it makes things more difficult for the imagination.
I can think of a thousand ways to spend five minutes without light provision and raise the bet to ... How much? One hour?, Two? Chances are that after ten o'clock this evening the lights come back on Walpurgis and not on until tomorrow. Who can waste an opportunity like this to recover a bit of magic and whispers? ---------------------
DAY FEBRUARY 15, "Consumer Day" blackouts BUSINESS IN SPANISH HOMES at 22:00 Consumer associations convened an electricity blackout in English homes at 22 am Monday, February 15, 2011, to protest the misuse of electricity rise by ENDESA with the acquiescence of the English Government.
To combat these abusive practices, promotes the Consumer strikes, calling on all citizens of our country to continue this initiative which will begin at 22 am and lasted only 5 minutes. If everyone pitches in, the consequences may be obvious and very damaging for companies exercising their arrogance about us.
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