Giving Up/Cutting Down Alcohol Thread Part 17

xxlalxx

Morning all, happy Friday! Declaring early this morning as I have dinner tonight with the inlaws. I enjoy their company which only makes it harder .... determined to get a full month since I messed up Jan by one day 
Looking forward to some shenanigans in March with my two non-AFDs 
26/28 for me today please Cathy x

Barny1979

23/25 AFDs today 

JGB1955

@alt80 has inspired me to join you.  My target for March is 15 AFDs.

marahouti

Good morning everyone ☀️ and welcome JGB1955. 
I am 23/21 for yesterday. My target for March is 21 please cathybird. Thank you X

maman

Welcome JGB. 

From your target (which the lovely Cathy will add to the March list ASAP), you want to cut down not give up. That's one of the things that attracted me to the thread, it's not just for those who want/need  to give up. Hope it works for you too. 😊

lantanna

Today is 16/13 for me please, having a healthy Friday ! 

cathybird

February

7 days = 14 days = 21 days = 28 days = Target reached = Target beaten =
February targets
alt80 25/26 AnnieG 15/18 Arkers 17/TF Barny 23/25 cathybird 25/21 Coveredinbees 16/20 CuppaTea TF Dryjan 9/21 lantanna 16/13 leftatthetrafficlights 1/10 maggiem 8/18 maman 16/10 ManPants 1/TF marahouti 23/21 PriceySOS 4/22 RobM99 16/24 Season of Mist 18/25 sukeyboo 13/10 WBF 11/13 xxlalxx 26/28
Newcomers welcome!

cathybird

hi JGB1955 and welcome, I will add you to the March list, best of luck with the challenge!

Season_of_Mist

24/25 please cathybird (including today). No plans to drink this weekend.

Seeing as you are smashing your target this month, what did you decide to do about celebrating international polar bear day tomorrow? If it helps sway your decision either way, the Global Warming Policy Foundation has just published its annual report and - hooray - finds that polar bear numbers have increased:

“M’Clintock Channel numbers more than doubled, from 284 in 2000 to 716 in 2016, due to reduced hunting and improved habitat quality. Gulf of Boothia numbers were found to be stable, with an estimate of 1525 bears in 2017; body condition improved between study periods and thus showed ‘good potential for growth’. At present, the official IUCN Red List global population estimate, completed in 2015, is 22,000–31,000 (average about 26,000) but surveys conducted since then, including those made public in 2020, would raise that average to almost 30,000. There has been no sustained statistically significant decline in any subpopulation.”

Wanna_Bee_Free

Target day for me 13/13 and a very unusual AF Friday night.