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Its Dry January Challenge Time!
I know I'm a few days late, but it's time for the DRY JANUARY CHALLENGE!What does this mean? Go all of January not drinking. Giving it up for 31 days. It's a challenge that goes on every year. It's actually a fundraiser, but you don't have to give a thing. You simply sign up (or skip sign up and do it on your own) and start!I'm doing it. I did it last year, and well, though I don't drink often, I'd like to never drink again. But that's more challenging than ya might think, even for the social drinkers!So, what do you say? If you want to do this for another addiction (drugs, smoking, junk food, etc.) jump in.here is a link to more information about Dry January!-
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