Compare the trek you make to your bathroom or kitchen for a glass of water to the journey women in the developing world must make -- 3 miles a day on average -- to fetch dirty water from mainly contaminated sources, such as rivers, unprotected springs and shallow wells.
This method won't only make you braver to fetch your dirty clothes from under the bed but will send you to sleep easily.
Five days she bused tables at La Salsa, putting out tortilla chips and salsa, fetching drinks, removing dirty plates.
The people who live nearby, proud as they are to host soccer's greatest event, also wonder: How could there be money for a 46,000-seat stadium while many of them still fetch water from dirty puddles and live without electricity or toilets?
We must fetch the pump with dirty water, if clean cannot be had".
"A hotel needs a man to hustle broken lamps to the engineer's office, to tote the dirty linen, to fetch with a smile".
Those without are still in a desperate cycle of poverty: long journeys to fetch water, mothers and newborns' lives endangered by delivery at dirty homes or clinics or into unwashed hands.
Get dirty, blow bubbles, toss balls over the neighbor's fence and fetch them back sheepishly.
I could have simply pulled out a dirty dish and washed it by hand, but the china was looking particularly fetching that morning.
