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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsLast night: vodka. Tonight: bourbon on the rocks.
Happy Saturday night, everybody!
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,560 posts)I'm nearly ready to toddle off to bed, but I wanted to respond to your cheery thread before I rolled up the sidewalks!
I hope you had a lovely day...........mine was really good. Everything flowed smoothly, all day. Doesn't happen that often, but when it does, it's wonderful.
Aristus
(66,307 posts)Sweet dreams...
Xipe Totec
(43,889 posts)Three shot glasses, on of lime, one of tequila, and one of sangrita de la viuda Sanchez.
Oh, and ROTRG - http://www.therepublicoftheriogrande.com/
vlyons
(10,252 posts)I haven't had alcohol in about 2 months. But I can't sleep, so I opened the bottle of chardonnay in the fridge that's been tempting me for some time. I had a pretty good day. But then almost every day is pretty good. Given that I'm 71, every day is precious.
Aristus
(66,307 posts)Excellent choice!
elleng
(130,820 posts)wish I liked to drink.
Aristus
(66,307 posts)...to toast your health!
Lithos
(26,403 posts)Read a book instead...
Aristus
(66,307 posts)Heredity can be such a crapshoot sometimes. Everyone tells me I'm a carbon copy of my father. It's meant as a compliment, since my father was likable and charming. But he had his demons. And I always worry that I'll make the same mistakes he did.
Which is unfair to him, I suppose. I'm much more likely to make my own mistakes...
chillfactor
(7,573 posts)so wine both nights.....not into hard liqueur. Sleep like a baby.
Aristus
(66,307 posts)Yellow Tail Cabernet.
I had a couple of shots of Smirnoff to help it along...
My tastes in alcohol are very small-d democratic; beer, wine, the hard stuff. It's all good...
Eyeball_Kid
(7,430 posts)I know. Its bad and getting worse.
I remember something a virtuoso family therapist once said. He saw families as social organizations with a range of behaviors that sometimes displays pathologies. He once said that families that show substantially worse symptoms of disturbance than the norm will become very rigid in their behavior patterns, even to the extent that they become, quite by accident, funny. The reason for my writing about this now is because the Trumpy inner circle is very much like a crazy family. The craziness even extends to the Congressional GOP leadership.
stonecutter357
(12,694 posts)CentralMass
(15,265 posts)Last edited Sun Aug 5, 2018, 08:57 PM - Edit history (2)
https://www.nbcnews.com/better/pop-culture/embracing-p-ntsdrunk-finnish-way-drinking-alone-your-underwear-ncna896516Aristus
(66,307 posts)I try to class it up a little with some silk pajamas.
ailsagirl
(22,893 posts)Do you ever run into dumpsters during working hours? Patients?
Just curious
Aristus
(66,307 posts)Everyone on my clinical team is a staunch progressive Democrat. And I have few patients interested in talking politics. In the community health setting, you find few people who would be opposed to 'government health care'. We're actually a private, not-for-profit, but we get state and federal funding.
The new doctor I work with is from Vermont. And if it were possible to be further to the left than me, it would be him.
ailsagirl
(22,893 posts)Here I am in the SF Bay Area and my supervisor is a dumpster. I've always consorted with liberals (having grown up in a university town) and to me, that's the norm. Having those dimwits coming out of the woodwork is a continual shock to me and often I wonder if we're going to survive this onslaught.
sigh
Enjoy your week, Aristus
Aristus
(66,307 posts)ailsagirl
(22,893 posts)Aristus
(66,307 posts)A mysterious, mist-shrouded island jutting up out of the Sea of Ireland. It was awe-inspiring...
ailsagirl
(22,893 posts)I guess we weren't near it, else we would have seen it. Hard to miss!
tha gaol agam h-Alba!!
The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,656 posts)Very smooth, nice on a warm summer night.