Drinks

Drinks??!! You folks gotta keep me away from the strong stuff. As many of you know, after two 7ups, I'm up dancin' on the tables and rippin' my clothes off!:p


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Got a fresh half rack of B Light - just cracked the first one. Got the deer stands finally squared away and shooting lanes got a final trim yesterday. Cut the grass this am, so a cool one on the patio with the smell of fresh cut grass is in order. Just the way I like it.
 
Just know the later in the evening the time stamp is on my post the more you should ignore them Don't waste to much time trying to decipher what I meant.

After a cigar and few wee and not so see drams I can get a bit philosophical. Worse my hunt peck typing style really goes down hill.

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The lounge. A place where you can relax with friends and wax philosophically while solving some of the world problems. Or you can sit quietly in a dark corner and reflect on things past, present and/or future. You can laugh and joke with others that are in a festive mood. A place you can be yourself. A place where everybody knows your name.
 
No hard liquor for me. A glass of aged Brunello di Montalcino. Buy a case of 2015 Brunello for enjoyment after 2025 or later, and savor the angel's kiss.
 
Sidecar

A one time favorite Drink, was the Sidecar. = the juice of a fresh squeezed lemon + 1/2 oz. Triple Sec + 1oz. brandy, shake well with cracked ice, and pour into a cocktail glass & enjoy. I first discovered This delightful drink, in a restaurant in Dublin, OH., That long ride, all in, one day, in pouring down, cold rain started in Chicago, IL, and ended, in that restaurant in Dublin, a few miles from our home, in Grove City, in a sidecar rig, with my wife, as my passenger, or as passengers are called in sidecar vernacular "monkey'. We were following a friend, and his wife, that were also driving a sidecar rig. We were returning from attending a national sidecar rally, in Canada. We had toured the USA, and Canada, with them in previous years. That restaurant, was just recently torn down. I haven't tasted a Sidecar drink, or drove one of my sidecar rigs in many years. Oh how I'd love to share, a ride, or one of those delightful drinks with those long ago deceased friends again.

Chubbo
 
Just know the later in the evening the time stamp is on my post the more you should ignore them Don't waste to much time trying to decipher what I meant.

After a cigar and few wee and not so see drams I can get a bit philosophical. Worse my hunt peck typing style really goes down hill.

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+1 on a fine stogie and a great bourbon or scotch. Right now having a Gentleman Jack and a tastey Undercrown.
 
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