When do you learn to "like" water?

[ErinB]

Re: When do you learn to "like" water?

I have never been particularly fond of drinking water and drinking water in the quantities we need (64 oz. +) leaves me feeling sloshy. I can hear and feel that water sloshing around when I press on my midsection.

I just drink the water because Carole says we need to do it and I believe her.

I also know, once I manage to down my quota, I can have something else.

[eginon]

Re: When do you learn to "like" water?

Speaking from my personal experiences, I find that good bottled water makes a world of difference. Evian, Fiji, and Ethos top the list as my favs for most drinkable. Filtered water isn't bad or anything, but I didn't really look forward to water until I had those. Just tossing it out there. Bottoms up!

[mizski]

Re: When do you learn to "like" water?

Speaking from my personal experiences, I find that good bottled water makes a world of difference. Evian, Fiji, and Ethos top the list as my favs for most drinkable. Filtered water isn't bad or anything, but I didn't really look forward to water until I had those.

I've suggested elsewhere that people try different spring waters (NOT filtered tap waters) and mineral waters as some are softer than others meaning they have a more neutral taste. I also like Evian and Fiji a lot.