General Chat

I think it quite right that over sixty-fives should drink less. The pokice have quite enough trouble dealing with the young.

The over sixty-fives, when they get out on the sherbet, well,they really know how to raise Hell!

PLEEZ SAY SOMETHING, SOMEONE. i HATE BEING THE LAST ONE ON A THREAD.
Have you all gone out on a Friday night razzle?
You've got till sunday evening while I'm out.

why isn't there an emoticon for crying ??

carol

Coo ee BC
sorry my husband didn't get to see you today. He never could work the satnav and gets lost without his satnag. (me)

He came home very tired though! :-(
carol

I have snuck in Dermot, :-D

BC we have traded the bottle of white from Daughter for a bottle of pink which I will get tomorrow.

She is out minus the pineapple tonight.
She is a good gel and is driving so no alcohol for her. She took a while to pass her driving test (like me!) so keeps on non alcoholic drinks if driving.Teresa :-)

BC ... I have practiced for years :-D

Used to run our own pub then managed an "Offy". "Wine tastings" were my favourite promotion :-D. The only problem was that I developed a taste for the more expensive wines !!

I think I am turning into my Mum. My Dad used to say that she was cheap to take out because by the time she had finished a drink, it had a dust on it :-)

Libby, you need more practice and you may borrow my old tambourine if you wish :-D

I have always enjoyed the odd wine or three but have now found that the older I get the less my body can tolerate it. Now, I am half piddled after a glass (small) and a half.

At the rate I am going I will be completely TT by the time I am 65 :-0 :-0.

I may have to invest in a tambourine, and sign the pledge ;-)

Doesn't bear thinking about

Evening BC, Sadly no, it is the tonic that is missing, going to do the weekly shop tomorrow so will be dry(ish) until then. Maybe have a scotch or an amaretto later. (And had a large glass of white at lunch time!!!

Evening Ann, and hope you have replenished the vat of Gin :-D

Might make a few enemies if you assume that Dermot. Share it out Teresa and fill the bottle with water, she'll maybe be too 'happy' to notice!!

Not safe at all at all, Dermot :-D

Is it safe to assume that all contributors to this thread (except myself) are 65 or over?

Was it hidden behind the pineapple, Teresa? *falls off cocktail cabinet :-D :-D

I have found a bottle of white in the fridge :-D

It belongs to the Daughter :-0

Maybe she will share with us :-) :-D

Teresa x

Nearly there Teresa!!! YeeeeeHawwwww!! :-D :-D

Yooooo hoooo BC

Are we over the yard arm yet?

Teresa :-D

Hi Maggie, i drink a lot of tea and some wine and the odd coffee and am not a great water fan.

When I was expecting my oldest now age 20 we were also told to drink a certain brand of the good old Irish stuff because it contained iron.

Wheredo these "experts" pop up from with the "dont eat this and dont drink that" theories.

I once did a research course as part of my job and was told that believe only half of what you are told and then look who is sponsoring the research. After that you can make a balanced judgement.
Glad all is well with your kidney.

Cheers

Teresa :-D

Well-this morning it is the medicines we take-it is a wonder there is anyone over 65 alive-or maybe that is the plan :-)

Okay, lets bring this back to 'health'.
When it was discovered, 3 years ago that I ony had one kidney, I had to confess to the nephrologist that I never drank water, but drank a lot of tea an a fair amount of wine (of the 'weaker' variety) and beer.

Ah she said - that would explain why your kidney is so healthy!!

Apparently (and you won't be told this) too much water washes out vital minerals from your kidneys - you don't need to tout a bottle of water wherever you go - most liquid comes from food anyway! She was pleased that I didn't drink what, (despite low key reports) is actually considered a dangerous amount of water.
Tea, beer and wine (though not so much spirits) contain many minerals essential to good healthy kidneys.
When I asked her about alcohol and my liver, she said that during the scan, whlst furiously attempting to find number 2 kidney, that has never existed, they'd scanned, my kidney, liver and spleen - and all were perfectly healthy - so I'll carry on!! :-D

He's gone to bed now BC to get some energy. ;-)

he says you should say yoohoo Sailor, and does he need his Satnav




nightnight all, I'm off to bed.
carol