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Is it a “Dry” January? 🍸

Did you have one (or two?) too many cocktails over the holidays?

Why not make it a “Dry January”!

In recent years, more and more people are cutting back or abstaining for alcohol for the first month of the year…and some extend it through February and beyond.

You may save money, feel better, sleep better…even lose a little weight…that’s like all of your New Year’s resolutions rolled up into one!

The Good News Network has more details!

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