Those that are with family may dread the inevitable conflict, fighting, over-eating, over-drinking, and drunkenness.
Alcoholism, I assumed, was simply the sin of drunkenness repeated over and over again.
In retrospect, that was maybe a bad idea, because as I relaxed, my drunkenness took over and I was in that weird middle-ground between the waking world and complete unconsciousness.
In retrospect, that was a bad idea, because as I relaxed, my drunkenness took over and I was in that weird middle-ground between the waking world and complete unconsciousness.
Doing the freshest variations I've seen in years on over-the-top, deluded drunkenness, Ms. Finneran and Mr. Hayes turn their single shared number, "A Fact Can Be a Beautiful Thing," into a showstopper you wish would never end.
Some Christians (by their understanding of the Bible or of Christian tradition) consider alcohol to be a gift from God that makes life more joyous, but over-indulgence leading to drunkenness is sinful or at least a vice.
Despite committed gesticulations, Hallberg lost, likely because Powers's story let the audience choose drunkenness over heroics.
The agency has been caught up in multiple embarrassing incidents involving employee drunkenness over the past three years, including a March 2014 incident in which an agent on a trip to the Netherlands was found passed out drunk in a hotel hallway.
In addition, children who were permitted to drink alcohol at home have been found to show increased alcohol involvement and drunkenness over time (Jackson et al. 1999; Komro et al. 2007).
But also with drunkenness, and falling over, and bodily fluids.
