This top ten list came from a man who I’ll call Ted. Sometimes these lists are serious and informative and sometimes very funny, but I know that I would not have gotten through my first alcohol free year with style and a smile if it weren’t for Ted.
10. Bake this cake: www.allfood.recipes/hummingbird-cake/
9. Try out some AF drinks: www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=non+alcholic+drinks&len=9&rs=ac
8. Create your own website or blog: http://wordpress.com/
7. Have a Spa party: www.pinterest.com/lacey_pentland/party-girls-spa-day/
6. Watch a free movie: https://www.plex.tv/watch-free/
5. Read a great book free: www.gutenberg.org/
4. Learn a new language, fun and free: www.duolingo.com/
3. Take a college class for free: www.oeconsortium.org/
2. Chill out with ambient sounds: http://asoftmurmur.com/
1. Encourage the rest of us: https://boom-rethink-the-drink.mn.co/
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These top ten list came from a man who I’ll call Ted. My friend Ted is a husband, father, grandfather and hard-working professional who is fighting off the” little voice” in his head that loves whiskey. Ted often simply posts top ten lists, that always hit the nail on the head. Sometimes these lists are serious and informative and sometimes very funny, but I know that I would not have gotten through my first alcohol free year with style and a smile if it weren’t for Ted.
When Ted and I parted ways he said that I could publish his posts far and wide on behalf of the Boozemusings Community .
And so I will.
Thank you Ted !
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