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danieldwilliam ([personal profile] danieldwilliam) wrote2019-12-11 03:44 pm
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On Friday Fives on Hydration

Hydration!
Have you hydrated appropriately?

I doubt it, I'm a man, looking after ourselves by eg drinking water is frowned on by society. it's why we die young. That and suicide but mostly the water.

No, but seriously folks, I am not great at drinking water when I'm at work so I am often a bit thirsty.

What are your feelings on fizzy water (LaCroix and similar)?

Other than a crazed lust that borders on an unhealthy obsession for bubbly water I don't have strong feelings. Not that I'd admit to in public.

I actually much prefer fizzy water to still. There is something about the mouthfeel that I find pleasing. I think it's because I am used to still water being cold. Cold either from the fridge in Australia or cold from the tap linked to the River Dee meltwater in Aberdeen. So I tend to drink fizzy water. Until recently this was own-brand sparkling water but we recently bought a sodastream machine to reduce the number of two-liter plastic bottle we were recycling or "recycling".

I have never much gone for branded water, although when we are in Catalonia I do like the Vichey Catalan brand of mineral water - it has minerals in it.

Is there a particular holiday-associated beverage you like?

Vodka, strong associated with Lithmas (Lithuanian Christmas). Nothing says Christmas like herring and ice-cold vodka.

Do you have a fancy coffee or tea order? (possibly only for special occasions?)

I like my coffee like my women - in a mug.

Do you only drink hot beverages when it is cold outside? Why or why not?

I live in Scotland. It always cold outside. No preference, will drink tea or coffee in a hot summer of a cold winter.

I tend to avoid lager during the winter in favour of warm bitter.
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[personal profile] cmcmck 2019-12-11 03:55 pm (UTC)(link)
Lithuanian connections eh?

I have Latvian ones via one of my maternal great grandmothers.