write a letter about an alcoholic drink
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don't meed a letter
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alcohol or alcoholic drink = slow and worst death
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HEY MATE ! HERE IS YOUR ANSWER .....
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ANSWER !!!!
I’m sitting with the folding doors open, appreciating the sunshine while you sleep in, yet again. Our children have been excitedly planning how they will win the water fight you promised to have with them at 10am. Now, at 11.30am, they are feeling despondent.
I’m sitting with the folding doors open, appreciating the sunshine while you sleep in, yet again. Our children have been excitedly planning how they will win the water fight you promised to have with them at 10am. Now, at 11.30am, they are feeling despondent.We have been together for more than 20 years and parents for nearly nine, and you have always been a problem drinker. The drunkest man at every party, falling over and acting obnoxiously – an embarrassment, and a total contrast to the sweet, kind and fun person you are when sober. The person I glimpse every day before you go to work gives me hope that, if you could just stick with sobriety, family life would be joyful.
I’m sitting with the folding doors open, appreciating the sunshine while you sleep in, yet again. Our children have been excitedly planning how they will win the water fight you promised to have with them at 10am. Now, at 11.30am, they are feeling despondent.We have been together for more than 20 years and parents for nearly nine, and you have always been a problem drinker. The drunkest man at every party, falling over and acting obnoxiously – an embarrassment, and a total contrast to the sweet, kind and fun person you are when sober. The person I glimpse every day before you go to work gives me hope that, if you could just stick with sobriety, family life would be joyful.We didn’t use the word alcoholic until five years ago, when you first admitted you needed help. It’s been a rollercoaster ever since, with short, sober periods quickly spiralling into a life dictated by alcohol. Triggers seem to be everywhere: a bad day at work, time off work, me being away, me having a drink with friends.
I’m sitting with the folding doors open, appreciating the sunshine while you sleep in, yet again. Our children have been excitedly planning how they will win the water fight you promised to have with them at 10am. Now, at 11.30am, they are feeling despondent.We have been together for more than 20 years and parents for nearly nine, and you have always been a problem drinker. The drunkest man at every party, falling over and acting obnoxiously – an embarrassment, and a total contrast to the sweet, kind and fun person you are when sober. The person I glimpse every day before you go to work gives me hope that, if you could just stick with sobriety, family life would be joyful.We didn’t use the word alcoholic until five years ago, when you first admitted you needed help. It’s been a rollercoaster ever since, with short, sober periods quickly spiralling into a life dictated by alcohol. Triggers seem to be everywhere: a bad day at work, time off work, me being away, me having a drink with friends.I can tell when it has started again: your personality changes instantly; instead of catching yourself interrupting me, I get a detailed monologue about your working day, without you asking about mine. I should be grateful that you’re working, given the number of jobs you’ve lost in recent years.
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