Dear Jana Water; You Did It Again.
| To the springs of St. Jana and the fine folks at the Jana Water Company... Y'all rock. See, as you saw in my previous post about Jana Water (which I discovered traipsing around New York this winter), the people at this company are amazing. And the water tastes dang good, too. So when they sent me a few boxes full of water and goodies, I was thrilled. And I have gone about my uber-hydrated state of existence ever since...and that was that. Except last week, on a fairly humdrum day, I get a package. A box that says, "JANA" on the side. No. No way. Yes way. More Jana Water!! This time, in too cute mini-bottles. I passed some around to my co-workers and drank one or two, and when I got home I piled the rest on my papasan chair just to show you all exactly what a pile of water looks like. THAT, folks, is a pile of water. Now, I can take things at face value. Water is one of those basic elements for life (unlike pancake mix, which I will fight hard for, but it doesn't have the staying power of Air or Earth). Anyway, I could have just drank (drunk?) the water and been happy. But that's not how I roll. So in order to show my appreciation to the folks at Jana Water, I wanted to show them that the benefits of their mini-bottles can extend long past the actual drinkage of the H2O. Susan Gibson has a song with the line, "Plastic Jesus on my dash."Have you ever considered a Plastic Jana on your dash? Lifting weights was never this refreshing. Exercise and hydration all in one. (Please don't mock my guns. I just joined a gym. Soon I will be at the gun show). ONE LAST THING: At the site I linked to above for St. Jana, there are reviews of the water that comes out of the spring in Croatia. I'm going to paste a few here. "This is THE smoothest water I have ever had. I can drink 500ml in a few seconds and it feels like I have only had a couple sips :)" Jana: Water for Chugging. "mmmmmmmmmm taste so great!!!!! i just cant live without jana!!" I think this might go on the side of my tour van and on all my t-shirts. "Ich geniesse dieses wasser sehr. ich habe alle wassermarken in kroatien ausprobiert und diese schmeckt mir am besten." Which, translated via Babelfish, roughly comes out as: "I enjoys this water very much I all water out marks in Croatia tried and these tastes to me best." Amen. Amen. Labels: hilarious, life, newyork, photoessay |

















