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Why all the Liquor?
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01-06-2011, 02:28 PM
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RE: Why all the Liquor?
Hey Chad! I'm sure other people have the same question.
I have a couple personal responses to it, that will remain my personal reactions to your question even though I'm posting them in a publicly viewable place. It's what I think, but you don't have to think the same way.First, alcohol isn't always considered a health risk. Small quantities of alcohol high in antioxidants are correlated with better health. Second, not all of it tastes bad! Some of it is an acquired taste that people develop, but other drinks are really tasty, despite the alcohol. Some of my favorites are dessert wines (super-sweet!) or mixed drinks like amaretto sours (also very sweet). If you're looking for good recipes, I'm sure people here would be happy to share! Last, if I no longer believe alcohol is a sin, and I have no personal reasons discouraging me from drinking (no family history of alcoholism), why wouldn't I drink? I'd venture to guess most people are drinking fairly moderately, not getting totally wasted every weekend. It can be fun, or relaxing, or a great way to connect with friends with shared interests (microbrews, anyone?), or an excellent complement to a nice dinner. I'm sure for some, the amount of stress in our pasts just drives us to drink. Or at least helps us relax a little and focus on the big picture when we're in danger of losing sight of what's truly important to us outside of the Fundy world.
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I have a couple personal responses to it, that will remain my personal reactions to your question even though I'm posting them in a publicly viewable place.
It's what I think, but you don't have to think the same way.
