Bravo to C!!!!! not easy giving up things you really love! We have certainly cut back on our alcohol consumption. My husband, who has Parkinson's, enjoys no alcohol Guinness and it is actually NOT BAD. I have cute back to more Vinho Verde lower alcohol wines and I love Brewdogs no alcohol beer. I still do partake, but not so much. Thanks for the inspiration! cheers!
More and more I’m adjusting to the reality that, as we age, we need to adapt to new paradigms and habits if we want to stay mobile and out of the hospital. The good news is, we’re not alone! Thanks for this post. C sounds like a gem.
Indeed, he is a gem, Suzy. And also, per your words about the adjustments we make, I just don't have the desire to drink hard liquor anymore. Having been a bourbon hound for many years, I embrace the spritzy nature of the Negroni Sbagliato and never miss the gin a bit. Is that because C has quit, or just a natural progression? Hmmmm. Not sure!
Bravo to C!!!!! not easy giving up things you really love! We have certainly cut back on our alcohol consumption. My husband, who has Parkinson's, enjoys no alcohol Guinness and it is actually NOT BAD. I have cute back to more Vinho Verde lower alcohol wines and I love Brewdogs no alcohol beer. I still do partake, but not so much. Thanks for the inspiration! cheers!
Dianne this sounds like a wonderful adjustment, and I'm glad you guys have found a happy medium! I will alert C to the N/A Guinness option! xxx
More and more I’m adjusting to the reality that, as we age, we need to adapt to new paradigms and habits if we want to stay mobile and out of the hospital. The good news is, we’re not alone! Thanks for this post. C sounds like a gem.
Indeed, he is a gem, Suzy. And also, per your words about the adjustments we make, I just don't have the desire to drink hard liquor anymore. Having been a bourbon hound for many years, I embrace the spritzy nature of the Negroni Sbagliato and never miss the gin a bit. Is that because C has quit, or just a natural progression? Hmmmm. Not sure!