Drinking in airports?

[westtexas]

Me, too!!! Being on a plane is like a cue to my bladder to become even more overactive.

Ah well... many years of long bus trips with no available facilities and being the only woman (well, girl at the time) in the group taught my bladder to buck up and wait

[Crankin]

I usually have that glass of wine on flights to Europe, or if I'm in first class (now that DH doesn't fly so much, not very often).
I don't usually drink on my trips to Phx and San Diego, but it doesn't mess me up to have one drink, any more than if I had it at home!
I just can't be perfect all of the time and worry about dehydration, having to pee, etc. I will get up to go if the seatbelt sign is on... really, I've never been stopped. I wouldn't do it in turbulence, but other times, yes.

[OakLeaf]

Oh goodness, the last thing I'm doing is trying to be perfect.

It's just that there are some things that make me feel so sick that I don't even desire them one little bit. Ice cream is one. Alcohol at 35,000 feet is another.

[indysteel]

Ah well... many years of long bus trips with no available facilities and being the only woman (well, girl at the time) in the group taught my bladder to buck up and wait

My bladder has changed with age. I'm not se old you are, don't be surprised if your ability to hold it in changes in time.