Imagine life without faucets

Everyone has what they love about the many inventions that have been made in the world. Mine might seem a little out of place, but I've come to realize that it's actually the best invention ever made in the world, especially in this part of the world we live in. Before now, I always thought that my phone was everything I could ask for until one evening, after a strenuous day, I came back from work to hear that the sumo had been damaged, and there was no means of getting water unless I went to another house to fetch. At first, it wasn't much of a big deal, till I had to carry buckets and jerry cans from another building to my apartment that was on the last floor of the building.

I missed the cold showers that I used to get once I came home from work. I missed using my kitchen sink, and I missed doing my laundry at home. I had to go to a friend's apartment to wash my clothes, and I had to beg the stingy occupants of other houses to let me fetch water, and sometimes I got insults in return. It was indeed hard while it lasted.
When I finally decided to pay someone to get me water every weekend, it became tougher as I had to manage every drop of water in the house, and it was hard to save for my other needs as I had to keep the least 5000 every weekend to get water.
At some point, I gave up and moved out of the apartment. I was so happy when I saw that my new apartment had no water issues, and I went back to my normal way of life.

It was during this time that I concluded that nothing beats having running water in your apartment, as it could become a nightmare if it doesn't. So if I were asked the best invention in the world, I'd say faucets are the best innovation ever seen in the world.

If we were to go back to ancient times when people had to walk miles just to get water. It may seem fun swimming in the river, or washing clothes together with friends, but it gets bad when you have to trek to the river just to get water for cooking, or water for urgent needs. I wonder sometimes what the world would've been like if faucets weren't in existence. A person like myself would've probably snapped in two halves from all the water that I'll be fetching from far distances.

Water is good, whether in streams or rivers or boreholes, but nothing beats having running water in your room. It's the best stress free innovation I have ever seen.

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