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Kids Ignoring Your Phone Calls & Texts? There is App to fix that

August 22, 2014 by Shellie Wilson

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It’s called Ignore No More and it is the brainchild of a mum who had been ignored way too many times by her kids. And to boot, she is a Gulf War veteran.

With no knowledge of how to do programming, Sharon Standifird, a mum from Texas, set about learning the process of creating an app and honed her skills after her teenage son had ignored her own text calls and phone message one too many times.

Some might say, that the way to get your kids to not ignore you is by not giving them a phone. But that person probably never had a teenager kid, right?

If your kids have been ignoring your phone calls and text messages, then you need to get this app: Ignore No More.

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These Viral Whiskey Cocktails Are All You Need This Fall

Embrace the cozy vibes of autumn with fall whiskey cocktails that highlight the season’s rich, comforting flavors.

From the first golden leaf to the final flicker of a bonfire, there’s something about fall that calls for a warm glass in hand—and nothing complements the season quite like whiskey. Whether it’s swirled into a spiced apple cider old fashioned, brightened by blood orange in a sour, or mellowed with maple in a fireside sip, whiskey brings a depth and richness that feels tailor-made for this time of year.

Even if you’re not typically a whiskey lover, these cocktails might just change your mind. (Trust me, I’ve never been one to reach for a bottle of bourbon first—but after trying a few of these, I’m officially converted.) With so many bold, fruity, and spiced variations to explore, there’s a flavor for everyone.

So whether you’re hosting a fall gathering, relaxing by the fire, or just want to try something new and delicious, these whiskey cocktails are here to raise your spirits—literally.  Cheers to flannel season, crackling leaves, and drinks that warm you from the inside out!

We didn’t just stop with drinks, check out these other Whiskey Recipes we wrote about, including whiskey cake and fudge.

 

Embrace the cozy vibes of autumn with fall whiskey cocktails that highlight the season’s rich flavors. From apple cider old fashioneds to maple whiskey sours, these drinks are perfect for crisp evenings and festive gatherings.

The warmth of whiskey combined with fall spices creates a comforting and sophisticated beverage experience. Raise a glass to the beauty of the season.

Peach Whiskey Sour

This Peach Whiskey Sour is a refreshing summer cocktail made with fresh peach syrup, lemon juice, and a few dashes of bitters.

Get the Recipe: Peach Whiskey Sour

Ginger Whiskey Smash

This ginger whiskey smash has a great balance of flavors, including tart lemon, softened with fresh mint, a slight sweetness, and a ginger and bourbon kick.

Get the Recipe: Ginger Whiskey Smash

Tiki Bitters Whiskey Sour

This Tiki Bitters Whiskey Sour contains amaretto, orange liqueur, and fruit juice, which will transport you to the sun no matter where you are.

Get the Recipe: Tiki Bitters Whiskey Sour

Whiskey Margaritas

Give your margarita a delicious twist and try something new! We share our whiskey-based margarita recipe as well as some whiskey suggestions to try.

Get the Recipe: Whiskey Margaritas

Blood Orange Whiskey Sour

A Blood Orange Whiskey Sour is a twist on a classic, using fresh juice and bourbon to create the prettiest pink cocktail with a foamy top.

Get the Recipe: Blood Orange Whiskey Sour

Apple Cider Whiskey Slushie

Make four-ingredient frozen alcoholic slushies with apple cider, bourbon, and ginger beer for the ideal fall cocktail.

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Cranberry Whiskey Sour

This cranberry whiskey sour is a simple and tasty twist on a classic cocktail. It’s slightly festive and easy to prepare, making it ideal for any occasion.

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Apple Cider Whiskey Sour

This apple cider whiskey sour is the perfect autumn cocktail, made with bourbon, fresh apple cider, amaro di angostura, and fresh lime juice.

Get the Recipe: Apple Cider Whiskey Sour

Blueberry Whiskey Spritzers

These simple blueberry whiskey spritzers are both flavorful and easy to make. Simple whiskey cocktails are ideal for summer entertaining.

Get the Recipe: Blueberry Whiskey Spritzers

Whiskey Mule

This simple Whiskey Mule contains only four ingredients and is a delicious variation on the classic Moscow Mule recipe. It’s ideal for any time of year.

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Whiskey On The Rocks

Whiskey enthusiasts will never tire of this simple whiskey on the rocks recipe. This one allows you to really taste the whiskey.

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Strawberry Whiskey Smash

An easy summer strawberry cocktail made with lemon, fresh basil, and muddled strawberries. Use Bourbon, Rye, or Whiskey. Gluten free.

Get the Recipe: Strawberry Whiskey Smash

Sweet Whiskey Lemonade

Sweet Whiskey Lemonade
Image Credit: Life As A Strawberry

This sweet whiskey lemonade is always popular because it is light, refreshing, and ideal for the summer (or any season!). Featuring a special secret ingredient.

Get the Recipe: Sweet Whiskey Lemonade

Whiskey Arnold Palmer

Beat the heat with a refreshing summer cocktail, the Whiskey Arnold Palmer. Learn how to make it yourself and wow your friends at the next party!

Get the Recipe: Whiskey Arnold Palmer

Peanut Butter Whiskey And Baileys

In just 15 minutes, you can make a sugar cookie-flavored cocktail with peanut butter whiskey, Baileys, and vodka.

Get the Recipe: Peanut Butter Whiskey And Baileys

Fireball Whiskey Cocktail Cinnamon Maple And Apple Cider

Cozy up with this delicious Fireball whiskey cocktail, ideal for fall. Warming flavors include cinnamon, maple syrup, and apple cider.

Get the Recipe: Fireball Whiskey Cocktail Cinnamon Maple And Apple Cider

Copycat Baileys Irish Cream Whiskey

Vegan Baileys Irish Cream. Whiskey is rich, creamy, sweet, and dairy-free! This recipe is simple and takes only a few minutes to prepare. It’s the season!

Get the Recipe: Copycat Baileys Irish Cream Whiskey

Blackberry Whiskey Lemonade

This easy Blackberry Whiskey Lemonade cocktail is ideal for summer! Combine blackberry syrup, lemon juice, whiskey, and fresh rosemary.

Get the Recipe: Blackberry Whiskey Lemonade

 

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