We drink for different reasons: to quench thirst, to loosen up, because it tastes good, to enhance a meal, because we're addicted, as part of a ceremony, to celebrate, to mourn. We drink when we're sad. However, I’m scared that when this is all said and done, I might be out of a job. With Covid-19 and a lack of work, I’ve been spending a lot of time day drinking and writing. I'm just throwing this out there for no real reason that I know of but I was wondering....does anyone have a favorite thing to drink while they write? Posted on May 18, 2012 by Tracy L. Carbone. I saw a lot of lives ruined, some quickly, some gradually over the course of decades. I had another plan. I come from a background where alcoholism and drug addiction were rampant. That being said, I just realized how many spelling and grammar errors there are on mine. drinking and writing Spinach between my teeth. This isn’t the article I was going to write. We drink when we're happy. How polite of you all to not point that out. Drunk Writing. Drinking and Writing Theater EXPLORING THE CONNECTION BETWEEN CREATIVITY AND ALCOHOL SINCE OCTOBER 17TH 2002 (OFFICIALLY ANYWAY) Powered by people who drink and write. And then there are the non-drinkers, for whom abstaining may be as much of an issue as drinking. Drinking and Writing. I’m not going to lie — it’s kind of nice. The thought of drinking for three days in a row made me feel like I was 19 again. My editor here at The Versopolis Review asked me if I’d like to write about writing and drinking and I thought, well I sure would – in fact, I’d like to write about writing and drinking while actually writing and drinking. Day Drinking and Writing – Erotic Poetry. As such, I always get a little paranoid if I drink. Likes on your “About” page are always flattering, and I appreciate every single one of mine. I felt old and battered by Day 3 and dreaded the bottle, my novel, and this entire experiment.