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2-3 water bottles.
My water bottle is about a liter maybe?
But it's always full of ice so hard to say.

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I don't pay attention. I drink when I'm thirsty.

Do you drink water straight from the tap? Or filtered? Or do you buy bottled?

I have an ice and water dispenser on my fridge, and it has filters.
I don't do bottled water - yuck.

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I am not picky about my wawa. I drink from the tap, the bathroom sink, from a bottle (though I try not to purchase or partake in plastic bottles--if I do, I refill and reuse the plastic bottle for about a week or so), filtered water, or water from a drinking fountain.

My favorite wawa is water with a bunch of ice in my insulated water bottle. I love the sound of the ice hitting the metal, and sloshing with the water.

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Filtered from the kitchen, tap when i need a late night sip from the bathroom sink.
The tap water ain’t the tastiest, but is safe.

Preferred form of A/C? Fans, vents, hand fan, ceiling fan, freezer…

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I have central air but I don't love it. The downstairs is so cold I could wear mittens and a winter coat. I use an electric heat pad to keep from shivering. Upstairs is hot and muggy because it's hard to pump the air that far, so I end up using fans for circulation. I pay electric for the fans and the heat pad (and the AC). Lose-lose. Fans on their own aren't enough. I can't open the windows because I have cats.


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I'd prefer an open window or sitting under a shady tree.
Fans and aircon affect my airways.

Who do you trust 100%?

My mother and brother.


I'd say my kids and I do trust them, but they're still young and stuff happens.



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My mom and my NT sister.

How often do you engage in physical fitness?

I'm just heading out the door to go for a swim.
I might start going to the gym my daughter joined, too.


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I need to be physically active everyday or I don't feel right.
A lot of it is just doing work on the farm.

What is the best thing about the area where you live?

It's very bike friendly and has a good bus system so it's easy to travel without a car.

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What is the worst thing about the area where you live?

There aren’t any good cinemas near me which is a big shame as I love watching films! Also (more seriously) there are high crime and poverty rates in my area.

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It's a tourist destination and a route to the westcountry which is very popular with holiday makers. This, coupled with the fact there are no motorways in this county, means that the roads in summer are pretty miserable.

When you hit traffic do you sit in it or seek an alternative route that may take you miles out of your way?

I find it difficult to accept that the fastest option might be to sit in traffic so I always try to find an alternate route even if it's very likely slower.
The last time I did this it took me through a rich neighborhood which was built with deliberately curvy and indirect roads to discourage people from doing what I did. They couldn't deter me though.

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