Some Things are the Same
Simultaneously, yet miles apart, the families were facing a new day with a need to do more than wash under their arm pits. Katherine and Peggy were rounding up the children to help them do a mini shower and wash their hair. Danielle was glad the twins were so young, as they were easy to take care of with baby wipes. The adults felt they could not go another day without some sort of “cleaning up” process, and agreed to use some of the water.
At the same time, across the new channel, the guys wanted to do something to alleviate the discomfort of being in the same clothes for three days. The hotel was now rationing the use of water, as they had to be sure they had enough to last for as long as the food supply would last.
They took turns to the restroom and did the
