WASA

The media has been flooded with politics regarded flooding. The new Prime Minister has been flying around in a helicopter and taking tours of the flooded areas - inflicting her whims on the local elected representatives as she sees fit to the chagrin of just about anyone who wants to be chagrined. The rains come, Acts of God as any Insurance company would have in their legal documents, but I'll note that there doesn't seem to be a large proportion of people going to their respective places of worship and discussing rain with their Creator.

Forgive me WASA, Forgive me people,  but I cannot find a shorter way  to say  this.. 

"The society which scorns excellence in plumbing as a humble activity, and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalted activity, will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy; Neither its pipes nor its theories will hold water.  -   John W. Gardner"

Following up on my post of yesterday describing the necessity of water for farmers, I'm happy to note that the Trinidad Express and Trinidad and Tobago Newsday report that there will be no fee for farmers for the use of river water.

As a registered farmer, licensed by the Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Agriculture, I'll admit I'm somewhat new to agriculture and that I'm learning a lot from the people around my lands in South Oropouche. I've been doing well in getting advice from the 'older heads' in the area.