We can drink our water!
Yesterday I was looking around the net for info on where we get our water from. After using a new search function the city started up yesterday, in the online map of the city, I found that our water doesn't come from Svartediket, where the Giardia Lambli is, but from a smaller place called Espeland. This morning I called the number we're told to call if we're wondering...
"I live at ... and I'm wondering if we can drink our water?"
"What's your address?"
"..."
"Yes, you can drink your water."
How great is that?
Not gonna go crazy drinking the water though, better take it easy, get used to it, too much water in your system can be dangerous. Might turn into a cucumber. Or a melon.
Won't be drinking water at the gym though, they're dropping like flies on the other side of the bridge (no, they're not dying dropping, they're just glued to the toilet...)
Well, what an interesting piece of work; maybe this is something she learned in school today. She actually learned how to use the net? Wow, what an accomplishment for a 12 year old; at least it seems by the quality of her posts that she is that old. Maybe she will grow up someday and learn to use big 'grown-up' words and communicate effectively. I the interiim I guess we should just wait until she has something of interest to say instead of the meaningless posts to date.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Shane , I am from Australia. Perhaps Anonymous will learn how to spell ........I the interiim............before he unloads on a sweet 20 year old girl. I however think if you don't like the water just add gin.
ReplyDeletehow nice is mr. anonymous? picking on 12 year old girls, not even having the guts to leave his name... unfortunately for him, I'm pretty sure who he is...
ReplyDeletethanks for the tip teddy bear, but gin is no good. makes me wanna puke sometimes, especially gin and water (yes I've tried, no likey)