My answer to this question is a definite yes. As a kid, I was a tomboy—a hardcore one at that (which is really quite embarrassing looking back on how ridiculous I looked in many pictures). And when it came time to dress up for Christmas, church, or my piano recitals, I had to wear a dress. Being the genuine tomboy that I was, I always refused. Somehow or another, my mom would get the dress on me, but with much resistance played on my part. On several occasions, I remember hiding my dresses all over the house so that I could just say "Oops, I lost it!" Of course no one ever believed me, and my sister would always weasel out of me the hiding place in which I had stuffed the dress...I've certainly changed a lot from back then and now thoroughly enjoy wearing dresses—which is definitely a good thing! :D
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
What do you think is the most important invention in history?
I think the most important invention in history would have to be the sewage system/water treatment plant. Everyone has to use the bathroom, wash dishes, take a shower etc....that is why these systems are vital, especially in our modern-day living. Just think what it would be like today if sewage systems were not around...we would still have to use an outhouse!!! Or worse, we might just have raw sewage lying around in city streets (in some ancient civilizations that's what happened--the people living in a city would just dump their sewage onto the streets).Yuck. Also, look at Africa and other prevalently underdeveloped places--they don't have sewage systems, and as a result, they usually have raw sewage contaminating their fresh water. This then leads to disease and lack of water resources which in turn causes dehydration...definitely not good. And on top of that, the people living in these places can't even really take a decent bath! Just think how fortunate we are to simply be able to turn on a faucet and have crystal clear water come out. I don't know about you, but it never ceases to amaze me! I am so thankful that I live in America where raw sewage is not floating about in all the available water sources around! And I am glad that sewage systems/water treatment systems are in effect all over this country and many other countries. These systems are ever so important!!!
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