Alcohol-wise -

I have sadly more or less turned into a teetotaler these days. I'll occasionally have one drink when at a gathering of friends for a celebration of some sort, but I just don't drink any more. The amount of alcohol I consume (never very much to begin with) dropped considerably after I got more wasted than any other night of my life at my friend Brian's wake.

Now, since S can't have alcohol because of her liver, we don't keep any alcohol of any kind in the house.

I was dancing with joy last week when the Odwalla Lemonade showd up again at the supermarket -- they only make it in the summer!

Yeah, I don't drink anything but water, as a rule. Well, coffee in the mornings, that's a given, but other than that? Not so much... I'm speaking purely of non-alcoholic drinks, of course.

I worship my SodaClub fizzy water maker. (Plus, the noise it makes freaks the dogs out, which is always fun.) Pretty much all I drink is fizzy water and coffee. If I'm sick, I'll drink oj. Sometimes I'll drink milk with a PB&J sandwich, though not very often. Once in a great while I'll get a Diet Coke.

I'm just a fizzy water junkie.

Water is gross. I hate the way it tastes. And first person to tell me water doesn't have a taste gets a boot to the head, because it DOES, and that taste is RAUNCH.

Oh, I definitely think water has a taste, but the rest of this is just craxy talk.

Yeah, I don't drink anything but water, as a rule. Well, coffee in the mornings, that's a given, but other than that? Not so much... I'm speaking purely of non-alcoholic drinks, of course.

Yep, me too. (I have about one diet Coke a month, and the very occasional Dry Meyer Lemon GUS, but that's it.)

Juliana is me. Shocking.

cheek-kisses megan

I cannot stand most teas. I'll drink tea when I'm eating at a Chinese restaurant (preferably jasmine tea), and I'll drink Thai iced tea, but that's it.

I am so tired right now that little tasks like making up a list of attendees and ordering catering are too much for me.

Water is gross. I hate the way it tastes. And first person to tell me water doesn't have a taste gets a boot to the head, because it DOES, and that taste is RAUNCH. (No matter where it's from, or how filtered it is. Yuck.)

I have to say, I love the water here. It does have a taste, and it is yummy, slightly smooth and sweet even. NY had pretty good water, but it was much more neutral tasting to me.

You water drinkers are crazy, crazy, I tell you.

How do you stand the stuff?

I worship my SodaClub fizzy water maker.

I really need to get one of these. I miss my seltzer delivery. (The seltzer guy got too cranky about delivering to us to make it worthwhile, sadly.)