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We’re asking if you feel pressure to drink more than usual this month - or are you one of the growing number of people said to cutting back on the booze this Christmas? One in three people surveyed said they were planning mocktails not cocktails, a t minus the g, a soft drink instead of a sherry, while a third of under 40s now describe themselves as ‘sober curious’. So what’s your approach to alcohol this year – will it be bucks fizz for breakfast on Christmas morning, a day to indulge, or are you cutting back? Will you be expected to have a drink, called boring if you don’t? And the TV schedules are packed with foodie programmes right now – Mary, Jamie, Nigella all encouraging us to make our own mince pies, Christmas cakes, gravy, chutneys… so do you? Are you home-made all the way, do you still do your traditional Christmas puds, make your own bread sauce, maybe give jams and jars for presents? Get in touch by calling 03700 100 110. Text 8 10 12. Tweet @bbcradiowales. Email Dot@bbc.co.uk.