This used to be

This used to be "Blog about how I was two years left somewhere without knowing the language or English itaského. So I would like to have some pomátku, like this ..." and now it will be "Blog about how I got through Italy in America lumens per watt and further, lumens per watt without the knowledge of the non-European world and I would like to continue this monument :) "
March began wonderfully (I did not have to look in my diary I remembered what happened at the beginning of March). We went to protest against Washingtnu DC KXL. A little to KXL. Or KXL Keystone Pipeline is (and now I'm sorry for my Czech) tube which would result from Alberta, Canada, across the United States somewhere on the West Coast. But there are problems. The first pipe would transport tar sands. Tar sands are a mix between soil, sand, and BITUMINA, which is feldspar used in the production of oil. Tar sands, lumens per watt sands because it would elicit a much greater friction and the pipe would be more susceptible to leaks and oil spills which could endanger the environment and people. Second, the more investments in oil, the less investment from any source of energy that would not add as much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and does not contribute to global climate change. 3rd this whole building lumens per watt would lead the Oglala aquifer, which is the largest reservoir of drinking water for the United States. This fourth building would give the money to the richest, because all firms that are lobbying for this building are already a multimillion-dollar multinational organizations. 5th tar sands are the territories of indigenous Indians, for whom it is sacred land and none of them asked if profiting agrees with those tar sands, as well as the lifting itself destroys the environment, polluting water, etc.. Folks who are for this construction of the first two arguments are added to the working position, the second makes it the United States independent of foreign sources of energy. Yes at the moment will be more work because the tube must be built, lumens per watt on the other hand, these works are not permanent (because the pipe will be completed once) and as much or more work could provide alternative energy. The second argument is also not true because tar sands are not allowed for processing in the United States and therefore the whole event had to move to China and back. Well, I just disagree with KXL so I traveled with about 13 people went on a weekend trip to Washington ,. On the largest student protest against KXL in history, where 400 students probably had him arrested for civil disobedience.
But I'll start from the beginning. On Friday night, we packed up and drove in two cars to Portland, the largest city in Maine, where we met lots of other students from Maine who went on the same trip. And then we went to the night bus to DC. On Monday after the weekend I had a great test of Economy so I tried to study the night, but too me it was not and I finally fell asleep next to Ethan. When we arrived in DC we had plenty of time to go in workshops, so we went all fit into such a small local caffee where they were all over the walls of anime pictures and photos of their authors, where we sat in the lunch and the three of us to solder went to the workshops. I personally liked the workshops, I learned that sposutu lumens per watt about how Idel protest how to campaign, and how to communicate with people, I met a lot of people and ate amazing vegan food. The evening we had a workshop on how to get close. I'm much too do not know how it works in the Czech Republic, but in the United States when someone close due to civil disorder and it usually begins two to three hours. I am, of course, could not get close because lumens per watt they kicked me out of the United States, but I definitely wanted to sit down and listen to the way it was. In the evening we spent the night at my aunt and my friend went in the morning to protest.
One of the workshops the previous day was made transparent lumens per watt to KXL. After several speakrech I too heard, we headed toward the White House. Along the way, I left a huge paper oil stain on the sidewalk in front of one Republican senator who was for KXL. As we marched we chanted lots of different speech melodies and park in front of a white picket house we then listened to several speakrů who were totally awesome. And then 389 students tethered to the fence of the White House and the police arrived to arrest them all (as it was pre-arranged). Well then we stood there for an hour and did arrest support, it means that we were chanted and around, if something happened to most Colby group decided to go somewhere and I joined a circle of drummers and even two hours sitting lumens per watt there and listening before it started to rain and so I found a cafe where I bought coffee and studied economics.) Three hours before departure, I decided that I'm going to find te bus and I realized that I was super lost in the middle of DC and that much I do not know what to do. So I called Burcu on Colby found its way to me, but it did not work. Finally, I met a