madetotakeit
WARNING: I Bite Back
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Six Grapes Reserve Porto
Port is usually my winter choice, but I was in the mood.
Port is usually my winter choice, but I was in the mood.
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Six Grapes Reserve Porto
Port is usually my winter choice, but I was in the mood.

Caffeine-free Diet Coke. Not an ounce of redeeming social value.![]()
I'm beginning to wonder if my early training as a Clean Plate Ranger isn't somewhat deleterious to my well-being when applied to a wine bottle opened solo.

LOL! Been there!
~LB

Miner Viognier - I found it in the store yay.
And a Bonsai with dinner.
This is the singularly fuck you uppable halving of saki with plum wine and a pickled plum sunk to the bottom, ice cold.
Buzzed is the only way I can stand slinging internet pr0n. Jewelry's down, affiliate links are up this month.
The smell of $ is a good one.
Damn!
We have got to find a way to do a drink together sometime.
Sure. You know I think that would be insane fun.
Is it the saki/plum wine cold thing or you're all excited about staring at the raw clickthroughs on Bondageslutmuffins? This isn't that exciting. I'm just in the ponzi scheme, not "talent."
Tonight, my original Australian favorite: Rosemount Shiraz.
Behave now... no Clean Plate Ranger man tonight, right?
Oh, never mind. Enjoy it!
~LB

I just put the cork back in at the half bottle mark.![]()


Neither. It's that you enjoy your drink so fully, so completely and with verve. Even if it's just one or two of an evening, I sense that you take in every sip as if it were the true evidence of the meaning of life.
Of course, if you could get me a meeting with a bondage slut muffin....
Ah, that's one of the nicest assertions anyone's made about me.
I do drive M crazy with my reactions to the goodness of good food and drink. I can see why, but, after a year of tuna and frozen peas, you do approach anything exciting with more enthusiasm.
That said, I'm tuna and pea-ing it more often lately. The scale is dampening my joie de vivre.
Tuna and peas are almost always delish. Although I appreciate that even caviar gets boring after a certain number of repeats (not that I live on caviar...I'm more of a mac 'n cheese/fried bologna kind of girl.)
But I really want to know more about the Bonsai-pickled-plum drink. This, I've never had. Please tell more....
~LB
Diet coke, made somewhat more palatable by mixing in about 20% of real coke.
The freshly made naan with homemade hummus sounds terrific. Tuna and peas I think would go nicely with a sharp sauvignon blanc. The scale has been whispering lately and I think it sounds a lot like, "Gerrofffme lardass" but I could be mistaken.