> thirsty
> mug is empty
> take it to kitchen
> drink
> thirsty
> no mug
>Thirsty
>Try to take sip from giant thermos, but it’s empty
>“I’ll go refill it in a minute” >Half an hour passes >Thirsty >Try to take sip from giant thermos, but it’s still empty
>“I’ll go refill it in a minute” >Hours pass, the cycle keeps repeating itself >Dehydrated, hungry, bladder about to explode >Get up, use bathroom, get water, eat a random assortment of items from the fridge >Sit back down at computer >Thirsty >No thermosThere’s usually still a drop of water in the empty thermos, just that it shrinks by an order of magnitude after every extra sip.
Every time I fill my thermos with water I fill up the purifier and leave the thermos in the kitchen and continue whatever I was doing. Could be minutes or hours before I wonder where the thermos is. So annoying all the half completed tasks I have to fix.
Somewhere, deep in our brains, a neglected circuit says : Not just the water ! We need exercise !
Thanks random person, your comment caused me to get up and play some DDR!
All good, DDR (Dance Dance Revolution), like some other activities, games and sports, helps us having more fun while exercising 😌
That’s why I started drinking out of the biggest cups I can. One time I was sick or something, and I just kept two big-ass cups of water so I didn’t have to get up as much.
Same. I either drink from my massive 1L Ikea glass, or my 3L water bottle. Some day I’m gonna get one of those water dispenser cisterns and drink from it through a straw.
This is why I have a giant water bottle I carry around.
So do I but what I really need is plumbing.
go back to kitchen what did I want? could make a sandwich get sandwich stuff out of the fridge see bottle take bottle and sit down again
2 hours later come back to kitchen cheese just sitting on the counter
