I always make sure to carry one specific thing with me whenever I walk out the door. This is my water bottle. Water is my source of life, literally. Not only do I need it to survive, but I also need it to emotionally get through my day. Whenever I'm taking a test, I have to take sips periodically, time and time again. I actually work better that way.
My water bottle is my best friend. It is a Camelback waterbottle with that awesome spiget on the top that keeps the viruses away. Throughout history, germs have been around. The world is filled with germs, but my water bottle just takes one more step to protect me from those awful little monsters. The tab on the spiget allows me to pull it up without actually touching the material, so whatever I put into my mouth is as clean as it was when I took it out of the dishwasher. In order to further protect me from danger, I can push the spiget down so that wandering, germy hands cannot get near it.
The size of the water bottle has also changed in history. Thirty years ago, people did not drink water as heavily as we do today. My water bottle is 32 ounces, and even THAT is not enough for me. I find myself refilling my water bottle at least four times a day. However, times have changed.
Environmentally, my water bottle is the ideal item. I have had this bottle for a year, and it is the only thing I use to drink out of. I cannot even estimate in my head the amount of plastic water bottles I have saved just by purchasing this amazing phenomenon created by Camelback.
My water bottle is my best friend. It is a Camelback waterbottle with that awesome spiget on the top that keeps the viruses away. Throughout history, germs have been around. The world is filled with germs, but my water bottle just takes one more step to protect me from those awful little monsters. The tab on the spiget allows me to pull it up without actually touching the material, so whatever I put into my mouth is as clean as it was when I took it out of the dishwasher. In order to further protect me from danger, I can push the spiget down so that wandering, germy hands cannot get near it.
The size of the water bottle has also changed in history. Thirty years ago, people did not drink water as heavily as we do today. My water bottle is 32 ounces, and even THAT is not enough for me. I find myself refilling my water bottle at least four times a day. However, times have changed.
Environmentally, my water bottle is the ideal item. I have had this bottle for a year, and it is the only thing I use to drink out of. I cannot even estimate in my head the amount of plastic water bottles I have saved just by purchasing this amazing phenomenon created by Camelback.
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