Water Water Everywhere
Jan 5th, 2008 by Don Ray
But there is no water currently in this part of David right now. I hope this is a temporary outage since I haven’t put any reserve in containers lately.
UPDATE: It appears that the water is coming back. Currently the pressure is low, but usable. If it is really back, it was out only a little over an hour.
Hmm. Where I am, I still have water fortunately but it is often not drinkable. Thus, I asked on another forum if anyone knew where to refill water bottles (for minimal cost). In Florida, they used to have these stations where you could bring your jugs and fill them for 25 cents.
La Tipica has a large tank of cold water that could easily satisfy my needs but I am sore they won’t appreciate this.
Does anyone know what I mean? Buying water can get costly especially if it is used for everything !
Hi Heather, The larger super markets have refillable large bottles that many use for drinking water. That is all I know of.
The New York Times does a remarkable job of selecting just the right photo for the front page every day. During the Katrina disaster in New Orleans, they had a photo of a woman making her way through waist deep water; in one hand she was dragging her three children (one floating in a life preserver); in the other hand she had a six pack of Aquafina. Those were her priorities. You can get along without just about anything except your children and water.
Hi Tom. There have been times I would have only kept the water. Just kidding kids.