It's embarrassing really.

All of the lights in my house that I use regularly are compact fluorescent (CF)--except for the old-fashioned fluorescent downstairs. And as the little-used lights go out, I'll replace them with CF, too. So that makes me a good, green citizen, right?

Except, here's the thing: I find myself using the lights more and leaving them on longer. It's probably because they use 80% less electricity than regular ones, so I feel like there's not as much harm. But that's not a very green habit, is it?

CDs listened to today:

• Juraj Filas: Sonata For Trombone And Piano (At the end of the century)
• Andre Boucourechliev: Miroir 2
• P. J. Harvey: Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea
• Bill Watrous: The Tiger Of San Pedro
• Neil Currie: Tumbling Strain
• Jack Logan: Buzz Me In
• Alfred Schnittke: Symphony No. 8
• Vagn Holmboe: Concerto For Tuba And Orchestra