Goooood day readers! How are you? Let's be grateful for all the small things we have in life!

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Heeeey monster readers, this is Day 4 of the gratidude challenge and it'll be a quickie. I do plan to bring a long and thoughtful post about community, Steemit and you - the readers.

However, I could not leave this for another day, as the idea came while I was washing the dishes earlier today.

You can check my other positive days down below.

7 Day Positivity Challenge | Day 1 | My Parents Started It All

7 Day Positivity Challenge | Day 2 | Being Grateful For Being Alive

7 Day Positivity Challenge | Day 3 | Being Grateful For My Homeland

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There is one small detail in everyones life that we only notice when we don't have - In some cases not having it means no life. This element that most of us take for granted and over use without thinking about it.

Once per week mom passes by my flat for a visit; she lives in another city, so this is one of the reasons I'm posting this in a less neat and thoughtful way. This doesn't mean I don't think this isn't important, in fact, it may be one of the most important posts of my series.

Anyway, at noon we were reunited in the kitchen preparing our lunch and I had Steemit opened to answear your awesome comments. As I was doing so, it occured me to tell mom about this challenge and how great the idea is. Awesome how it brings positivism into people's life as a whole, how we can find value on every small aspect of life.

Mom was standing there listening to me talk while being busy with pans and beefs. So, I continued.

- The water we are using to wash the dishes! Aren't you grateful for being able to turn on the faucet and having freash water? - I said.

I was also telling her about the situation in Cape Town and how they do not have the chance we have. You can check the news HERE.

This is why I'm grateful for today: For having fresh, clean and drinkable water on my faucet.

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Whenever you turn on the faucet for too long; or when you complain that it's disgusting drinking from the faucet; or those days that you stay way too long in the shower; or when you decide to fix that leak tomorrow, and never do. Remember, some places don't have water available.

It's a simple element of our life, that could potentialy kill us in one week in case we run out. Think about it.

I was tagged by @riverflows to:

Write a post about something you have to be positive about today - this could be anything from being thankful for your current situation, someone being nice to you, being thankful for your friends and family, or even being thankful for the opportunity you have been given here on Steemit - just keep it positive :)

Do this for 7 days in a row if you get nominated.
Mention three people who should do this on each day.
Tag it with #7daypositivitychallenge and include these rules at the bottom of your post Include a picture of something positive (related to your story if possible.)
Tip: You need to put the # in front of 7daypositivitychallenge or it will not let you use the tag.

I would like to tag my friends @veckinon @madlenfox @jduarte whom I believe would write some beautiful texts - please don't feel obligated, but you've been tagged!

And you, what are you grateful for? Don't be sad if I haven't tagged you, we still have 5 more days to go.

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~Love ya all,

Disclaimer: The author of this post is a convict broken backpacker, who has travelled more than 10.000 km hitchhiking. Following him may cause severe problems of wanderlust and inquietud. You've been warned.

I'm Arthur. I blog about Adventure Stories, Brazil, Travel, Camping & Life Experiences.

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