This is how I feel about Y2K, or any other disaster scenario, a little thought and a good plan go a long way. The past weeks has been very dry. Already, there have been several bush fires within the city. If we don't get rain soon, we could be heading to a major forest fire season, while I was thinking about this, I considered the amount of water that is used to fight fires and just how important, this element is. Take a minute and think about how much water you actually use.
Now suppose you got up one morning and went into the bathroom, turned on the tap and nothing came out, what would you do? Do you have a backup water supply? Do you know how to find water? If your answer is no, then maybe you want to give some thought to building a device that uses the sun's energy to distill water. You may also want to learn about dowsing. So that you can find a water source, if there is a long term need.
These may sound like tongue-in-cheek suggestions, however, if you have any strong interest in self-reliance, you may want to pause and reflect before dismissing them. We cannot live long without water. If you think about it, our quality of life in the western word, is very much linked to our accessibility to a steady water supply. Yet, far too many take it for granted. Here's a challenge for you. Fill 2 one litre plastic bottles with water for each person living in your home. This is the maximum amount of water that each person can use. Now go about your day. Remember this is the only water you have on hand, for all purposes, including the bathroom. Each time you use water, write down when and why and what you are thinking
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