@ShielaGanda 18 July 2021 more from that month

Water refill. From the moment I came down to live in my sister's old house up to now, I always let my big nephew refill my water bottle to be placed on a water dispenser. If it's directly in the refilling station then, it will be worth twenty pesos. But if it's in other stores, they charge thirty pesos. So everytime he goes, I give him thirty pesos. It's his choice to go to any stores. So if he goes to the refilling station, then he has ten pesos. But if he goes to other stores who charges thirty pesos, then he will have no extra penny. I'm just so thankful to have good nephews and nieces. I don't want to give and give money to them. In the first place, it's goods that I want them to have. Like apples and so on. Sometimes, it's not money that matters, but it's how they're trained to be contented of what they receive whether big or small. In the future, I will try to help and give back what they did to me. At the end of the day, we're family. My husband is away from me as well. I am in the city and he's in the province. We always live separately. Mempz. If he's with me, then automatically, he will be the one to refill the water. Who changes or refills your water bottle? Is it you? Or your nephews? Or others? Good afternoon!