Friday Poll

We're heading into the weekend, and boy has it been a long week. I know some of you have had a rough time of it lately as well.

Which alcoholic beverage is your favorite?

And if you don't drink alcohol, is there a virgin version of something that you like?

Comments

Family Adventure said…
Rough week = alcohol.

Love it!

I love red wine, but I wouldn't say no to a margarita, either.

Have a good weekend,

Heidi
1:22 AM
Scout said…
This time of year, I like a nice chilled Reisling, but I also can't say no to a top-shelf martini. I don't like the dolled up versions—just straight up with two olives or maybe a splash of cranberry juice, and I'm a happy girl.
5:12 AM
dgm said…
Dark beer. I'd take a Guinness above anything else, but sometimes a glass of wine or margarita are more appropriate.
5:40 AM
Hope said…
I don't drink, but in the day it was Southern Comfort on the Rocks.
There is no virgin version of that one, unless I'm sucking ice. :)
7:34 AM
Gina said…
The funny thing is, I don't drink either! But, it sure is sounding kind of good this week.
7:36 AM
Heather Plett said…
Depends on my mood. Red wine. Or a ceasar (clamato and vodka). Or, if I'm in the mood for something sweet, a little Baileys.

But I think I only have about one drink a month.
8:11 AM
maddie said…
i don't drink anymore, but when i did, i was all about a good gin & tonic or a dry martini made with gin.
8:25 AM
Sandi said…
Red Wine!! White wine coming in as a close second (especially on hot days).
9:09 AM
J said…
White wine most of the time, with the occasional Margarita. Love the margarita, but ugh, about a million calories each, so I don't have too many of those. Sigh.
9:25 AM
Piece of Work said…
Beer. Beer. More beer.

(aren't I Klassy?)
9:27 AM
Maternal Mirth said…
1. Vodka / Soda with lots of lime!
2. Margaritas
3. Beer (the Silver Bullet!)
4. Dirty Martini
5. I think I may have a prollem...
10:20 AM
Liz said…
Red wine or an occasional cosmo or margarita.
10:27 AM
Autumn's Mom said…
J we are not going to think about the calories in a margarita this weekend!

Sadly I have strawberry margarita in my fridge, but am alone w/ the kids tonight. So no drinks for me. Looks like it's Sierra Mist Free for me.
12:35 PM
Nance said…
vodka martini and make it dirty, up.

or, a nice cosmo ( i liked them better when they were called "pink martinis")

OMG--my word veri is "szlut". is that czech for "slut!?"
4:28 PM
dr sardonicus said…
I'm hapy with a bottle or two of ice-cold Moosehead these days. I'm not as young as I used to be...
5:19 PM
oshee said…
I don't drink either...but..
I love me a diet mt dew.
lol
6:19 PM
... Paige said…
I know it's not Friday today but here goes...
Don't really drink but if I were forced to pick I would have to refer back to my days of as fish and said Voka.
6:30 AM
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