Is it just
me, or has anyone else noted the cruelty of this year’s Febfast starting on a
weekend?
Friday night
killed me – but Saturday night was worse.
Dinner with my parents – the heaviest drinkers I know. They taught me how to drink and they were
bloody good teachers. I suspect they are
alcoholics but they are in complete denial.
If you go
round to their place around 10.30-11am Dad offers you a glass of red, not a cup
of tea. Hmmmmmm.
This from a
man who also used to smoke 100 cigarettes a day.
Back when I
was a smoker, I suggested to Dad that we should try and give up together.
On day two
he rang me: “Blondie, I’m sorry but I can’t do this”.
Not even the
incentive of his own daughter’s health was enough to convince him. Eventually emphysema and several bouts of pneumonia…
and wanting to live long enough to enjoy his grandkids prompted him to quit.
He’s an all-or-nothing
kinda guy. And sadly I take after him.
Decisions... decisions.
When I told
my business partner Susan last night that I was doing Febfast. Here’s what she said:
Get
out while you still can! Here's 5 good reasons:
1.First question; Why?
2.You didn't ask me if that was okay for
you to NOT DRINK ALCOHOL for a month – and I have to work with you!!!
3.We are so insanely busy the only thing that
will get us through is a drink
4.We have some important lunches coming up
– you'd better not look like a nancy…
And
finally, you need to keep your expenses up. I insist.
Maybe she’s
right…
Of course I'm right Amanada!
ReplyDeleteAnd can you drop the crazy word verification off your posts? Im really bad at them - and we're very busy....