Friday Poll

What beverage do you drink the most? Not necessarily your favorite, but what seems to always wind up in your hand?

Comments

Awesome Mom said…
Milk and water because that is pretty much all we keep in the house.
10:27 PM
Bammy said…
Dr. Pepper...
10:38 PM
Atasha said…
Because of my current "situation" it's tea but I've always been a tea girl. Before getting knocked up, My bottle of Peppermint Schnapps almost every night. Oh my gosh I am so ashamed. Let me change that, a bottle of water. Honestly I really don't have a problem

:)ACK stupid word verification 3rd try
11:12 PM
Liz said…
Hot green tea in the morning, water during the day and if it's date night, red wine.
4:30 AM
Steph said…
Mountain Dew
4:45 AM
Scout said…
Coffee.
6:01 AM
Beenzzz said…
Water. coffee, and tea.
6:40 AM
... Paige said…
coffee, milk, dr pepper, water
8:01 AM
Autumn's Mom said…
Dr. Pepper.
8:48 AM
maddie said…
it used to be coffee, but since i can't really have that anymore, it's sparkling water.
11:35 AM
J said…
You have several dr. pepper fans in the audience!

Diet Coke in the morning, water with meals, wine in the evening.
11:41 AM
Nance said…
So boring. Just water.
12:00 PM
Maternal Mirth said…
Water or coffee during the week, but Bloody Marys or Beer on the weekend. Not EVERY weekend, but most :)
1:43 PM
Anonymous said…
Diet Coke, closely followed by tea.
2:31 PM
dr sardonicus said…
Diet Dr. Pepper. My loving wife requested that I try diet soda a few years ago, and now I like it better than any of the regular soft drinks.
5:31 PM
Hope said…
coffee
9:42 PM
Laura said…
coffee for me, too.
7:23 PM
Sue said…
mostly water for me. Still mineral water. Even when eating out.
2:05 AM
Family Adventure said…
Water or Wine.

Heidi :)
11:36 AM
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