Let us all do our part

Friday, May 15, 2015

It is official. Our country is in a crisis of sorts. We do not have enough water or electricity to meet our needs, hence we are rationing both.

A lot has been said about the shortage of these two utilities and it is time for consumers to make their input through action, specifically conservation.

For the individual this has become a juggling act.

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