Can anyone explain...?

17 Sep 2004

...why I feel that I can't have a glass of wine until Matt gets home, despite the fact that the reason he's not here is 'cos he's down the pub with a colleague! There's a bottle in the fridge calling me, whispering that it's the weekend now.... rolleyes

17 Sep 2004

he's got you trained well??? confused

ha ha.. ;)

17 Sep 2004

In my defence I do have our 2 kids to look after at the moment & it never seems quite right to drink on my own. That's a thought though...if the kids are here, I'm not alone!

17 Sep 2004

Quote by daniNmat
In my defence I do have our 2 kids to look after at the moment & it never seems quite right to drink on my own. That's a thought though...if the kids are here, I'm not alone!

problem solved.. all about thinking outside the 'box'. ;)

17 Sep 2004

Thankfully he's home now! drinkies

17 Sep 2004

drinking in front of your kids will demonstrate a sensible attitude to alcohol and stop them thinking it was a secret thing therefore demystifying it for them in later life - the mere fact you worry about it means that you don't have to worry about it

17 Sep 2004

Cos drinkin alone is no fun ???

18 Sep 2004

Quote by spinach
drinking in front of your kids will demonstrate a sensible attitude to alcohol and stop them thinking it was a secret thing therefore demystifying it for them in later life

Getting legless then throwing up all over them is also a really good way to put them off alchohol for life. ;)

18 Sep 2004

Quote by roger743
Getting legless then throwing up all over them is also a really good way to put them off alchohol for life. ;)

:laughabove:

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You are one funny dude!

18 Sep 2004

Quote by WibblyWobbly
Getting legless then throwing up all over them is also a really good way to put them off alchohol for life. ;)

:laughabove:

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You are one funny dude!