It’s a basic building block of life. Crucial. I love water.
We hear it all the time, especially when it’s hot.. Keep
hydrated! Drink a zillion cups of
water! Drinking water is crucial to
health.
But it’s also fun.
Hanging out near the water is a favorite pastime. The beach, the pool, the river.
Even when it’s NOT hot, being near the water can be a
soothing thing. In my Christmas novella
from last year, “Christmas Holly”, Holly spends her holiday minding pets at her
sister’s cottage on a small island off the coast of South Carolina. It’s a place of healing and peace.. and of
course, love!
My favorite form of exercise also has to do with the
water. Aqua aerobics with my fellow
water enthusiasts is a highlight of my days.
Water can be both fun and healthy.
Water is a necessity, and in some places and cultures, the
lack of it is a real challenge. In my
new romantic mystery, “Sunny’s Smile”, someone is draining the life supporting
water tanks from hogans on the Navajo Reservation in New Mexico. Working
together to solve the mystery that is threatening her people, my heroine Dr.
Sunny Whitefeather, and newly retired Air Force pilot Ben Highfield find love
as well as restoring peace and justice.
So drink your water. Enjoy the view. Play in it. Exercise in
it. Keep it clean. And pay attention to
the social justice side of thing. Make sure everyone on the planet has life
giving water. Because water is very,
very cool. What do you think?
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I love swimming! Especially in the ocean because the water is so warm and soft. The Caribbean is a wonderful place to dip in the water and so are the beaches in Hawaii.
ReplyDeleteI play tennis, and we drink water always during the change from one side of the court to the other. It's especially important in this desert climate.
ReplyDeleteGreat reminder and post, Christine. We should never take water for granted.
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