I’m just making a mental note never to get in a round with @Dickchins

^^^ you've no idea pal.......

Damp January here. A couple of significant birthdays this month meant that I knew completely dry January would have been very difficult. I just wanted to give my body and mind a breather after a very hectic December.

Decided last minute to take part this year - never really felt the need, as not a huge drinker these days (mostly, apart from a bit of casual binge drinking on the rare occasions I do get to go out..)
However, I thought it would be a good time to try, whilst I was doing Red January (Run Every Day).
Can't say I feel much better for it.
Looking forward to my first beer once it's over though..or Gin..or Wine.

Can't say I feel much better for it.
Looking forward to my first beer once it's over though..or Gin..or Wine.

You aren't selling dry January to me

For anyone that may need an excuse in the future why they decided to swerve this trend, I found this.......


Im always up for helping families out

Dry January has consequences in many ways; article on BBC News

Guy

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Bahnstormer_vRS wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2024 9:03 am Dry January has consequences in many ways; article on BBC News

Guy

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I rarely to go pubs/restaurants etc. I’m definitely a home drinker. So my little fast won’t affect the hospitality trade.

Less than 24 hours to go!!

Made it

Now having a nice 2009 Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel from the Duck’s Unlimited series