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Old 10-18-2019, 06:32 AM
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BackandScared
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Originally Posted by Lucinda2 View Post
Now, this is interesting BackandScared because there was a lot of poverty when I was growing up and I don't remember anyone drinking much either. High days and holidays and then only a small lager & lime. My own drinking only took off later in life when I started getting more affluent and mixing with different people for whom drinking seems to be a total way of life; theatre = booze, cinema = booze, dog walks = boozy pub lunches, dinner parties = **** faced. Since when did going to the cinema get to be about getting wasted??? It used to be about popcorn and cola. I think it was when we got to a ripe old middle-age where we could afford the executive lounge.

But you are right we are going to do what we are going to do regardless of what our friends are doing. It seems once that line is crossed everything changes.
I can still not afford the executive lounge. I travel a bit with work, but still only economy. Almost grateful. I am sure I would have only seen it as a source of free booze.

Wishing you a very nice WE Lucinda. This will be my 14th Sunday sober!!
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