Tomorrow morning:
SLEEP IN!
Tomorrow Night:
Heather has cooked up* another great Zocial!
*stolen from Jim!
Share a childhood recipe
Make the recipe and show us the result-
Go ahead, eat it in front of us.
And we want to hear any stories that go along with it!
Do you need a make up for a meeting you've missed?
Here's some super easy virtual ways:
1) Read the email that Guv Lyle sends out entitled:
"District Weekly Virtual Events Calendar"
Find a recording that interests you and watch it. Done!
2) Do a make up "at" https://www.rotaryeclubone.org/
3) Remember, it is also now possible to do a make up virtually at almost any club in the world!
Please let Terry know as soon as possible so she can record your attendance.
roterry6440@gmail.com
You'll want to check the calendar at the bottom of this bulletin for MANY important dates!
Including:
May 2nd
WEEK 38 FOUNDATION MINUTE
TEACH YOUR CHILDREN WELL
(OK, stop singing now)
Last March, parents around the world suddenly realized that they needed to think harder about HOW they taught their children how to wash their hands. WHO KNEW that you needed to keep washing long enough to sing the ABC song while washing hands carefully with soap and water? Cleanliness suddenly became trendy, and people became much more careful about where their hands had been. All because of Covid-19.
Those fortunate to live in countries where water is plentiful, clean, and available at the turn of a tap find it easy to heed the warnings about washing hands and other disease preventive measures. But what about the rest of the world, where water is not readily available, is unclean, and sometimes contains impurities and pathogens? People around the world have been dealing with unclean water for centuries – often at the expense of their health and life.
Rotary’s Water, Sanitation and Hygiene programs, WASH for short, try to alleviate the problems of dirty water, unavailable water, lack of sanitation facilities and lack of education about why having clean water is essential for good health. Think how difficult it must be for the parents in these places to teach their children good hygiene and habits without clean water. Rotarians can and do make a difference.
