The barrier for me would be to wash the reusable bottle in time. Also dad and I use the water purifier to make the tap water cleaner. There is only so much it holds, so if dad uses it first, then there isn't time for me to fill mine up too. Getting a bigger purifier or filling up before he does would make it permanent. 

I listened to a customer speak about why they aren't wearing a mask. I listened and was polite. Neither party was rude. There was no confrontation. Then we moved on with our days. 

For a lot of people (myself included), the absence of the existence of technology will probably enhance brainpower by proxy. Aside from that, the quiet and undistracted landscape can bring a bit of clarity at the very least.

I believe the difficulty of understanding our own impact is from the perception of it, seeing a small amount of trash as an acceptable necessity instead of a contribution to multiple issues. This audit makes you consider buying products that unnecessarily contained or wrapped, like individually wrapped tea bags or disposable water bottles, when there are easy alternatives.

I can tell where our home's drainage goes out of the immediate area but can not tell beyond that.

1) my personal wellness (mind & body)
2) appropriately balancing work and life in this work-from-home environment
3) spending as much time outdoors as I can
These core values are important to me during this season of life as I have found myself being sucked into depressive thoughts and actions (non-movement).  And recognizing that I have the power to make the change.