Oh, wow. I haven’t thought about Kool-Aid in years. I am so glad that we have become a much more health conscious nation. And glad you got used to it and found your drink ware, Farrah!

It definitely took me a while to get used to it. I also had to find my drink ware of choice: a Camelbak water bottle. I think it’s something about the straw.

You are so right. It is not something where you have a lot of noticeable symptoms. You’re welcome, MB. Thanks for stopping by.

It’s amazing how much sense that make now that you say that, Nicole. Ha ha!

Ha ha! I can relate, Barbara! Water is not as bad for me, though, as tea or most other drinks would be, so I get to drink a little more of it. And, yes, I try to limit what I drink when I am out of the house…anything to avoid a public bathroom. lol Thanks for stopping by, Barbara.

I had never heard of it either, Jill. That is why I wanted to get the message out. I don’t know if it would make you get sick faster. In my case, my son actually got it first. He just recovered quickly. I quickly became dehydrated and almost got myself admitted to the hospital. But generally speaking, I would think kids would especially need to be hydrated, because they are on the go so much and in the heat a lot more than most adults.

Oh, what glass bottle with the holder? I haven’t seen those.

And I totally agree on the glass bottles. I’ve been wanting to try one of those glass bottles that comes with its own little plastic holder thing.

I believe coconut milk is made from grinding up the meat of the coconut and coconut water is what is inside a coconut when you crack it open.

Hmmm…that might be the one thing I didn’t think to do. lol I bet it would work, though. Thanks for the tip, Candice! It’s nice to meet you!
~Topaz