Now, I am amused on these boards when I see complaints about the coffee at the parks or on the ships. The LAST thing I am doing on VACATION is drinking coffee......that's part of my WORK routine.
This is exactly what I thought - you can't be regularly consuming much caffeine if you can "quit anytime you want to". Vacations can actually be very problematic when you get off normal routines. I've had long travel days where I wasn't able keep "topped up" and was actually awakened in the night by the crushing headache. It's super weird to have to get up, brew a cup of hotel room coffee and chug it as a "sleep-aid".You don't get caffeine withdrawal headaches? If I don't have at least 1 cup by 9am, I am a monster because of the headache. It's not pretty.
You don't get caffeine withdrawal headaches? If I don't have at least 1 cup by 9am, I am a monster because of the headache. It's not pretty.
Haha! I am an early riser anyway, and I'm usually one of the first people in the food court trying to fill up my mug.Yes! My entire family (including my kids from the time they were about 3&4) look for coffee options in the parks for me in order to avoid those caffeine headaches. Mama's happy = everyone's happy!
Nope. Red Bull, especially blueberry, is for mixing with water to make it (water) taste better.Does red bull count as my coffee?
I'm probably drinking enough cola on vacation to offset any caffeine addiction. Cola is something I don't drink a lot of when I am not on vacation. During the winter I typically drink 4 cups of coffee a day. During the summer, 1 cup when I get up at 2 am is usually all I can take, otherwise I get too warm. I perspire VERY easily and very heavily if I get too warm. I have been known to make an iced coffee once in a while if I hit the wall.This is exactly what I thought - you can't be regularly consuming much caffeine if you can "quit anytime you want to". Vacations can actually be very problematic when you get off normal routines. I've had long travel days where I wasn't able keep "topped up" and was actually awakened in the night by the crushing headache. It's super weird to have to get up, brew a cup of hotel room coffee and chug it as a "sleep-aid".
This is exactly what I thought - you can't be regularly consuming much caffeine if you can "quit anytime you want to". Vacations can actually be very problematic when you get off normal routines. I've had long travel days where I wasn't able keep "topped up" and was actually awakened in the night by the crushing headache. It's super weird to have to get up, brew a cup of hotel room coffee and chug it as a "sleep-aid".
This is exactly what I thought - you can't be regularly consuming much caffeine if you can "quit anytime you want to". Vacations can actually be very problematic when you get off normal routines. I've had long travel days where I wasn't able keep "topped up" and was actually awakened in the night by the crushing headache. It's super weird to have to get up, brew a cup of hotel room coffee and chug it as a "sleep-aid".
I used to have problems on business trips to Mexico & finally figured out it was the lack of caffeine in the yellow soda they had at the plants I frequented. I'd get to feeling real bad (and the only time I ever have headaches) & have a miserable day. But, a Dr Pepper at supper & I was fine. Started grabbing a Mt Dew each morning before crossing the border - problem solved
I'm going to assume the PP drinks decaf. Or there's no way he could stop over vacation if her drinks it as part of his regular work day.
I'm not a coffee drinker but have the same issue with diet coke.
Me too! I felt soooo grown up.As a child, I drank cafe au lait with my grandmother--a small amount of coffee and lots of milk and sugar.