Heh. Perkins is going to have Holly Jolly Hiccoughing Giggling Burping Weave Around the Room and Staggering Christmas, is what.
It's been a long time since I bought tequila, like, thirty-plus years. So it was eye-opening to look at what was out there. All I remember from the old days were the then common-or-garden (Jose Cuervo) and the then high-end (Comemorative Gold).
There are eighteen zillion varieties of tequila available in the 21st century. I was very surprised. Hoping the one I got (Tres Generaciones, I think it is) is nummy.
Nicole just made me all melty.
You done good.
I was hoping someone would say that....
Want to hear Mlle. Perkins' opinion of the Patron tequila coffee liqueur. I don't drink anything except dry bubbly, but it sounds good, somehow. Coffee tequila: gets you snockered and sobers you up at the same time?
One very cool thing was, I didn't have to mail it. I got to hand it over the dinner table last night. Saves a lot of work, having the local giftee.
Whee, my gift arrived today! Thank you, Nicole! I now have three tantalizing varieties of rooibos tea, plus a jar of equally tantalizing body butter, and an awesome magnet that says "Well-Behaved Women Rarely Make History". It's perfect! Thank you so much.
Happy solstice, everyone!
this is why I do the slacker santa. no rush to get to the post office, fight the lines, etc. i've gotten one portion of the gift, need to get the other.
You done good.
Oh my yes.
I may not get to try the coffee Liqueur until NYE, but hopefully J and I can give you our opinions soon after. I also want to try the lemon cream liqueur soon, though probably not at the same time as the coffee.
I may not get to try the coffee Liqueur until NYE, but hopefully J and I can give you our opinions soon after.
Woo and verily, hoo. packs the ibuprofen
Hey, Juliana, this seems like a good time and person to ask. I have a bottle of bitters, which I think you like to add to drinks, but the last time it was used was by Plei during the Wolfram and Hart party visit.
Does it go bad?
Blessings for this year:
- Nobody in my family died.
- Nobody in my family got laid off.
- We still live in Northern California
- I got a shiny new job at a shiny new company
Relative to most of the people in the world, we are unimaginably blessed.
HowEVER, the vampire ducks have been out in force. One kid has been having adolescent weep-fits over homework; the other has simply not been handing his homework in; on investigation, it turned out that he was being bullied at his school. The chronic migraines remain chronic. There are some new-job bumps I haven't navigated gracefully.
So, I wish for 2006 what I always wish: some serenity, some space to relax in, and (as ever) more writing accomplished.
