Protect yourself from the Monsoons!
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Hey Everyone!
My weekends are normally quite exciting and fun, but I felt
like sitting this one out for a change. Time was flowing rather slowly when I
came across an article about something which all of us know, but very few of us
actually make it a habit to follow!
The article seemed favourable to the eye and I actually read
it entirely because it was not only well written, but also the content was
worth following! The article is about “5
Monsoon Accessories You Absolutely Cannot Do Without” under the section of Family
Life. Sometime later I came
across an opportunity on BlogAdda to write a blog post on the article which I
had gone through a while back. So, I am participating in the ‘Ready For
Rewards’ activity for Rewardme in association with BlogAdda.
The best thing about
the mentioned article is that it sugar coats the necessary details, thereby
implying that we should enjoy the monsoons, but we should do so responsibly!
(I
apologize for sounding like an alcohol brand promotion, I hope you get the idea
:D).
Nobody could ever classify me as a geek, but I had a liking and flair for
biology particularly. In the article, I came across a term called
“Leptospirosis”, which I had never come across till date. I searched about it
and came to know that it is a disease prevalent in rats and dogs and is
transmitted to humans mostly during monsoons, due to contact of sewage water with
skin.
I read many articles
daily, but seldom do articles contain such technical and rare information. (To
be honest I was very impressed with the content!). Furthermore, it tried to
inculcate the habit of carrying hand sanitizers and keeping disinfectants at
our disposal, especially during monsoons so that we keep ourselves safe from
harmful disease causing bacteria & germs.
Apart from the
general information like keeping dried towels at hand, carrying umbrellas and
raincoats, I found two other highlights I think is worth talking about. In our
busy day to day life, we often forget about hair care and aesthetics. I found
information about these two aspects encoded in the article. First, if we let
our hair get wet during monsoons, it causes hair fall (Something which concerns
most men and it definitely concerns me!) and secondly the use of door mats is
stressed upon to prevent rainwater entry into our abodes and making sure we
enter our houses leaving the mess of the streets behind!
I might have been
boring with all the details, but after reading the article I had a feeling that
Rewardme cares about their viewers! Rewardme not only provides great offers, but also
is a true friend in these times, acting as a well wisher and a reminder.
Because, we all know
about all the things we should do, but how many of us actually do them?
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