Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by dc koop
(Post 11966941)
I make a great big mug of tea every night before bedtime (Bigelows Earl Grey). Never keeps me awake either
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
It took me a about 10 years of living in California to get out of the habit of always taking a jacket or coat with me every time I left the house ...
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by md95065
(Post 11970899)
It took me a about 10 years of living in California to get out of the habit of always taking a jacket or coat with me every time I left the house ...
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by md95065
(Post 11970899)
It took me a about 10 years of living in California to get out of the habit of always taking a jacket or coat with me every time I left the house ...
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by lizzyq
(Post 11970915)
Even in warm/hot weather I take along a jacket to protect me from overzealous air-conditioning. I hate sitting in an icy draught in a restaurant.
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by Sugarmooma
(Post 11966836)
I realised today that everyday before I make supper, whether it is a weekday and I am getting home from work or a weekend and we are home I always make a cup of tea and drink it as I cook supper.
I have been doing this for 41 years, probably because my parents did the same thing. Even when it is 100+ degrees I still walk in the door and put the kettle on. It is certainly a habit hard to break! Anyone else with old habits they cannot break? |
Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by Sheepdip
(Post 11970044)
I was told that if you take cold drinks your body tries to raise it's internal temperature back to normal so you just get hotter whereas a hot drink has the opposite effect (via sweating and evaporative cooling).
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by lizzyq
(Post 11970915)
Even in warm/hot weather I take along a jacket to protect me from overzealous air-conditioning. I hate sitting in an icy draught in a restaurant.
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
I think the only habit from 'the old days' that I still have is that I still really, really enjoy a 'packet of crisps' (chips).
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by Sarah
(Post 11972576)
I drink like a 12 year old. Ribena is my favourite drink in the world, besides tea. We can be having a big family Christmas dinner and I'll always eschew wine and booze in favour of Ribena, water or tea.
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by BubbleChog
(Post 11973683)
I used to have a major squash habit but the cost here for a titchy bottle of Ribena has almost cured me. I have found these which will do in a pinch MARCO POLO BLACK CURRANT SYRUP - Rodmans
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Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by md95065
(Post 11973862)
I have definitely been here too long - it took me several puzzled seconds of trying to understand what racket sports or courgettes had do do with Ribena before I realized what you were talking about ...
The guys in my office have finally stopped trying to change me. |
Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by Sugarmooma
(Post 11974126)
As long as I've been here I still call carbonated drinks (coke, Pepsi etc) fizzy drinks.
The guys in my office have finally stopped trying to change me. |
Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by Steerpike
(Post 11973646)
I do a lot of hot weather hiking in Scottsdale (106 in the shade) and use a 'camelbak' to carry large amounts of water on the hike. Some people put their water pouches in the freezer first, but I read the same thing - drinking icewater is not going to do you any good.
Though mountain bikers use cans of beer...well the ones I know that do this. |
Re: Old habits hard to break ?
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 11974346)
When we were kids they were know as pop....still called pop here in Toronto.
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