Ny huh... can you say hypercrit? She has told me in the past 
that on occassion she likes a beer. and her father's lemon margaritas, and oh yes, she had a mai tai when my dad sent me and her to maui for my 50th b-day........  
so her refusal is hard to swallow!  pun intended! ha Otherwise i could respect it. 
 
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----- Original Message ----
From: Virginia Perry <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 9:01:01 PM
Subject: Re: A snail buys a fast new car

When we had attendants for a while for our son (he was 4 then), most of them had some strange limits on what they would and wouldn't do (and they were all different on what those limits were).  
I do have an insight on the moral/religious/ethical one, though. I was raised Southern Baptist and was taught from the ground up that any use of alcohol was a huge sin. It was really ground in. Lots.  My attitudes have changed with maturity (that lemonade thing sounds good.....), but I have relatives who would almost rather slit their throats than handle the stuff. They won't cook with it or even take it in medicine (NyQuil). One person won't even patronize restaurants where alcohol is served. I've read that Muslims have similar constraints, although a bit milder. From what I remember, those types of religious belief systems don't really distinguish between alcohol and serious drugs like heroine, cocaine, meth, etc.  It sounds like you just had bad luck in the attendant draw with regard to getting a drink now and then.

> btw; does anybody else have attendants with moral issues around fixing an alcoholic beverage for them? I have one with moral issues, and another who is a recovering Alcoholic. The RA I can understand, but the moral/religious/ethical issues?? gmab! 
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