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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes and its strange to me you can't go one night without it...hhhmmm[/quote] It's New Year's Eve though. [b]It's traditional to have a drink that night.[/b] I'm the PP who doesn't drink but it wouldn't bother me if someone brought it to my home. Much better than expecting me to provide it because I wouldn't know what to get. I'm not abstaining due to health reasons or sobriety. I just don't care for it. Since these people don't care if their adult child drinks, I assume they are the same way, but since it is so fraught, maybe OP should check with their DC. I feel like with everyone I know it would be absolutely fine.[/quote] Not for everyone! Consider that. [/quote] Obviously, since the post you're quoting is from a non-drinker. Wanting a drink on NYE doesn't make the OPs alcoholic. That's a night where people who only drink once or twice a year will have one.[/quote]
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