24 May 2013 | 01:30
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They blame Labour for scheduling power consumption according to specific areas way back in the 80s. No one blames PN for unannounced power cuts everyday, for about these two weeks. No one made a fuss out of it, seems like PN in government never get the blame. It's like a schedule, but PN do not seem to want to put it up as they're afraid of being ridiculed.
I don't blame them, lately they made such a fuss about the scheduling of power in Labour's time. But hey, Labour did that in the 80s. We had no air conditioning, we were much less dependent on electricity back then. Today, an hour without electricity in this temperature means an hour of hell. I wouldn't imagine working in an office without air conditioning, or without being able to use a computer or internet.
I mean really, why are we paying more to get a worse service? At least you must have some sort of schedule?
I guess as we Maltese say, this is a matter of "Tixtieq id-deni lil-garek, u jigi f'darek."
PS - "Iz-zmien tal- buzullotti spicca" - Or is it, dear Austin?
Welcome to Summer in Malta - Your next investment should be a pack of candles for the night.
Alex Cutajar
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