Woman NZ

Sober in the city

My delicate constitution does not respond well to sparkling water, so I’m stuck with the liquid gold that comes out of the tap. Yawn.

his year I’m one of many thirsty people who embraced Dry January. I think perhaps 2020 was particularly wet? What with all the extra baking and those consolatory bags of potato chips that seem to go hand in hand with

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