Go for it!
I recall the borehole known as the far borehole back at my secondary school. It was called the far borehole because it was located a good distance away from the hostel. The first time I went to the borehole, it felt like I was traveling. But the gravity of the distance hit me when I was heading back with a bucket-full of water. Why? Majorly because when I was heading to the boarding house, my mum got me a unique bucket. It was a really larggggge bucket…and very heavy. So heading back to the hostel with the bucket-full of water was warπππ. But the good thing about boarding houses is that your bucket is never yours, so it saved my headπ
One other annoying thing about the borehole was the everlasting queue. You had to
queue and wait until the seniors were done getting water before you could get
yours. The waiting was endless sometimes, and the sun didn’t help either.
However, the good part is that eventually you get clean drinking water. Only on
few occasions do I recall going back to the hostel with an empty bucket.
Things to remember about the Far
Borehole, the distance was killing; the waiting was endless; the
sun was scorching…. but the water was good.
Reminder: Nothing good comes easy
To get gold, you have to dig deep
into the earth
Good things often take time to
materialize, and also demand more time and effort.
If you do not want to settle for what
you can easily find around, it is best to push yourself, go the extra mile and
reach for the stars.
The things we desire will not fall on
our laps, we have to go for them. To get good water, we had to trek a distance,
despising the scorching sun and the number of seniors at the borehole trying to
get water. It seemed all so laborious, however; we knew what we wanted, safe and
clean water.
Do you know what you want?
Nevertheless, Go for it!!!
May July, be better than you have imaginedπ
Yspot!
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