in 1-2 sentence express gratitude for having clean water to drink and easy access to bath,wash.Create a thank you note
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I woke up this morning on Day 7 of my gratitude project, and before I even got out of bed, my mind was turning about just what to write about today. I was coming up with nothing. So I got up, hit the bathroom to attend to private business, wash my face, and brush my teeth. I headed out to the kitchen. I drank a glass of water. I made coffee. I rinsed out and refilled the huge bowl we keep out on the floor for the cats. I washed a few dishes. I stepped into the small adjoining mud room and threw a load of laundry in the washer. Water, water, water. BINGO!
Today, I am grateful for clean water. I have clean water to drink. I have clean water to bathe in. I have clean water to flush my toilet. I have clean water to wash my clothes. I have clean water to cook with. I have clean water to give my pets.
What a thing to take for granted. I don’t even think about it. I flip on a faucet, push a button, press a lever….and there it is. Sure, I need to pay that water bill every month, to keep this wonderful modern amenity in my home….so…I think about it one day a month only in the context of “paying utility bills” and the rest of the month….I just use it. I don’t put any thought into it. Not access to it anyway.
I mean sure, a lovely hot shower feels great, doesn’t it? Or if you’ve been out mowing the grass on a hot summer day, a glass of cold water sure hits the spot. But do you really think about it? Do you know just how many people in the world struggle to have a cup of clean water to drink?
I decided to do some poking around to get some facts and numbers to look at, just in case you’re interested.