Pay it Forward - Water for Construction Workers

Hi Jerry - Isn't it amazing how much water means to someone on a hot day?  I usually hand out cold bottles of water at my summer open houses, and that has earned me some clients (but the main reason I do it is that people going to open houses on a hot day are in danger of getting sick if they don't get some water).  I also give cold water to door-to-door people who come up to our door on a warm day.  We live in a very hilly neighborhood where the homes are spaced pretty far apart, and people come to our door sweating and breathing hard!  It feels good to be able to give such a small gift that means so much!  Your cold water probably feels like a life saver to those workers.

Man Jerry, you got  me all thirsty reading your blog, now I got get up and get some water. 

Sometimes it feels good just doing simple things - we call it the Aloha spirit over.

Aloha Jerry 

So nice of you ~ we could all use a little unexpected act of kindness once in a while!

No cold beer?!  JK.  Jerry, that was a very thoughtful gesture and I'm sure those hard working construction workers appreciated it.

That's a great idea Jerry; I am sure they were very appreciative!

Jerry, I remember those scorching days growing up in the South!  That water had to be right on the spot!  Fortunately, not hot here in Ohio yet!

Thats great Jerry-  sometimes  during the summer here in Brooklyn I leave an ice cooler on my front porch with water for our letter carriers and the kids that hand out  our neighorhood association news letters.  Nothing beats a drink of cold water on a hot summers day.

Jerry.  What a nice thing to do.  I bet they really appreciated it.  Did you also whip them up some lunch????

Jerry, I know the value of water - in those places where it is not enough to even drink.

You have a great 'Pay It Forward' need to be featured - at least in our group.