Thirst sucks
I get thristy... alot. I'm often going to the fridge for a bottle of water at least a few times a night, I mean of all times of the day why would I get thirsty at night, I'm not running a freaking marathon, Im just lying there.
So how often do you have to go and get a drink of whatever to wet your whistle?
I drink a lot of water a day, at least the recommended 8-10 glasses worth.
If you're getting thirsty a lot, see how many sodas and such you're drinking. Caffeinated beverages dehydrate you, so if you drink a soda and then a glass of water, that's like not drinking any fluids at all, so you might need to drink more water.
I don't have to get a drink that often, but I drink at least 1/2 gallon of water and 1/2 gallon of milk every day.
I drink around three-five times a day... I'm not that thirsty.
I go to bed at decent times, because I have to get up at 6:15 every day. When I do stay up all night, I get really thirsty. But I drink SOME, like 4-6 glasses a day, but not as much as I should.
Or maybe you just eat too much spiced/salty food. *_*
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There's no such thing as too much spicy food.
Or salty food. I once covered an ice cube in salt and ate it. I think I very well had a minor heart attack.
mmm, sweet tea, yummmm
You can't get it out here in yankee-ville Colorado. My grandmother puts about 4 cups of sugar per gallon in her tea when she makes it. It's so good. That and you can't get good fried okra out here either.
I drink lots of tea and plenty of water.
I don't like fizzy drinks at all.
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I drink lots of soda everyday. I LOVE ice tea. My step mom makes it uo here and yankee-ville.
Iced tea is good, but we're talking about sweet tea, not iced tea. HUGE difference.
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