How much water you spend?

[d20monsteroscar20]

I wasnt able to get the whole video, but here a preview of the docummentary about water crisis.
I m posting this because I m from Luanda, Angola and although I havent been back for 11 years I still remember and can relate to the struggle, to live in a place where water is as rare as snow in Houston. Therefore I ask if any of you have 40 minutes to waste make sure you watch the diary of Jay-z: water crisis, as see how many on the other side of the ocean live in 2006.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMQ7tXVYJgI

waterforlife.mtv.com

ps: as crazy as it sounds I m dieing to go back home!

 

[DeLgAdO]

but why live this way?????

 

[d20monsteroscar20]

well I c what you are saying, but if I have to compare my life the way it was there and the way it is here in the usa, then I have to say that life here is freaking easy. I went from a hardworker, selfdetermine person, to a lazy guy how fakes any excuse to be responsible.
In anyway m I saying that people here in the USA are lazy, NO IM NOT SAYING IT, but that for me Life here seems to be simple/easy, and there well its a challenge. The worriable condition there makes everyone fight for better everything, one appreciates life more (at least I did).
I guess what I m trying to say is not that its gud to suffer, but if one does suffer, it cant always be a bad thing. When I think of Luanda, I think of a place where I grew up, where I had my first fight, my first kiss, good moments with true friends. THAT'S THE LUANDA I MISS! and want to go back too.