Christine McVie Juice
 

Christine just ... I don't know ....
She just ... I don't know ...

I don't know ... she is just ...

I like her!

Perhaps YOU should lay off the juice, David!;)

I had a SMOOTHIE!! :mad:

I made it with o.j., soy milk, frozen peaches, frozen blueberries, a granny apple, a banana, frozen cherries.

Yum! :eek:

You forgot about the pint of vodka(or 'tater juice, as we call it round these parts!)!:blob2: :blob2: :blob2:

you & mary anne & jbrown & I will get together down at the pub for a pint or two & maybe a round of Auld Lang Syne!

LET'S GOOO!!!!!
I'm READY!:blob1: :blob2: :blob1: :blob2:

any time:thumbsup:

You could count me in too, except that I don't drink.:)

This is all I drink:

1. Purified or distilled water
2. Vanilla soy milk
3. Horchata
4. Thai iced tea (with sweetened condensed milk)
5. Smoothie

I love the Thai iced tea. Also Vanilla Soy, although I never buy it.
My day consists of:
Two cans of TAB(my coffee)
About 4 bottles of water in the afternoon/early evening
One glass of 2% milk, usually after dinner

Either- several glasses of red wine
Or-PBR-just enough til I don't know how many I've had!:lol: :lol: :lol:-I only choose the beer, when I have beer drinking company. If not, I choose the red wine everytime.
Sometimes a side drink of Tater squeezin's, with a Tablespoon of Cranberry juice in it!:thumbsup:

This is all I drink:

Purified water(never tap water) throughout the day
Pineapple Juice for breakfast
2% milk on my cereal at breakfast
an occasional ginger ale

Mine is:

Mineral water
Orange juice at breakfast
Skimmed milk (I think that's the same as 2% milk) at breakfast in my porridge and in tea and (decaff) coffee
An occasional beer
A couple of glasses of wine at weekends

I wonder what Christine drinks these days?

Gail

I've been drinking purified water for so long that I can barely swallow tap water. The flavor of it just stands out & repulses me.

No, skim milk is not the same as 2% milk. Skim milk is even healthier than 2%, but I can't stand the taste of skim milk, so I drink the 2% instead.

Well, she no longer drinks alcohol. I would assume that she drinks quite a bit of tea. I've always heard that Brits drink ALOT of tea.

Me neither. I don't have public water where I live. I have a well in my back yard. But, I still drink purified water. I haven't drank any tap water at home for more than 20 years, although my dog does.

I'm telling Christine!!!
I'll bet her dogs don't drink TAP!;)

You Brits! What the hell IS porridge?:shrug:
I might imagine something like oatmeal.....:shrug:

We have skimmed milk, semi-skimmed and full fat so is 2% the same as semi skimmed I wonder?

I think she probably does drink tea. We Brits do like our tea but lots of people (me included) prefer coffee although I do drink tea.

Gail

What I have is not technically porridge as the Scots would know it. They make theirs with porridge oats and sometimes put salt on it! Eugh!

You make mine in the microwave and it is made with oats - it's lovely and apparently quite healthy.

Gail

I'm not so sure of that.:D In that ITM DVD that I got, there's a very brief snippet of Chris drawing water out of a hose into their water dishes. They must have gotten all overheated running around while they were shooting that footage.

I'll bet your semi-skimmed is the same as our 2%. We have skim, 2% & Regular.

Anything with oats is very healthy. Oats are great for low cholesterol.

I BELIEVE that skim is 1%. Yeah, it's NASTY. Tastes like dirty water.

Compromise...try the 1% milk. :shrug: ;) I just switched a couple of months ago and I really can't tell the difference.

No..."skim" is "fat free", 0%, zed, zero, nada.

:distress: Poor dog. Make it drink something you refuse to. And, that's how you treat "best friends"? :( Shame on you.

Our dog drinks what we do...bottled Crystal Geyser. :thumbsup:

I didn't even know there was a 1% milk. I'll have to check that out next time I go to the store.


OK, you shamed me into it.;) Tomorrow, my dog is getting the good stuff, even though he's done fine on the tap water for 13 years.