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Yesterday's HH was spent with a few pints of 2-Pull under my chocolate Gannon 2-3/4x6. Then a growler fill for home.
The Whippet I found in an antique shop in Florida about 15 years ago, 30 bucks. In my size, 7 1/2, which is very hard to find. Talk about lucky. The coquito is often billed as Puerto Rican egg nog. My buddies wife (who is Puerto Rican) brought be a half gallon a few days before Christmas. It didn’t even make it there. She was kind enough to give me the recipe.
Love this photo and wishing for a Whippet.... I would take a big sip of that and do not even know what the hell it is!!!!!!!!
The Whippet I found in an antique shop in Florida about 15 years ago, 30 bucks. In my size, 7 1/2, which is very hard to find. Talk about lucky. The coquito is often billed as Puerto Rican egg nog. My buddies wife (who is Puerto Rican) brought be a half gallon a few days before Christmas. It didn’t even make it there. She was kind enough to give me the recipe.
Fire up your own barbecue and you’ll never have to sink to these levels again!
Four things wrong with that solution: I don’t like to grocery shop, I don’t like to cook, I don’t like to clean up, & it cuts into my HH.Fire up your own barbecue and you’ll never have to sink to these levels again!
I don’t especially like to cook, but I love to barbecue. Barbecuing only extends your happy hour. Surely you can pick up a pork shoulder online in no time…Four things wrong with that solution: I don’t like to grocery shop, I don’t like to cook, I don’t like to clean up, & it cuts into my HH.
since you will be among the first to see it come in, Happy New Year Gary!
Heck yeah on both accountsThe Whippet I found in an antique shop in Florida about 15 years ago, 30 bucks. In my size, 7 1/2, which is very hard to find. Talk about lucky. The coquito is often billed as Puerto Rican egg nog. My buddies wife (who is Puerto Rican) brought be a half gallon a few days before Christmas. It didn’t even make it there. She was kind enough to give me the recipe.
Happy New Years Eve to all! Celebrating under a VS with some Glenmorangie 18 Extremely Rare.
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Hope everyone has a yr of many vintage hats coming up & the FL returns to its roots.
Founders Breakfast Stout and a Knox tall bowler to ring in the new year
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Oh… to ring in the new year… Nature Boy Buddy Rogers style…
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Auld Lang Syne.... We’ll drink a toast to days gone by and cheers to the days to come. Happy New Year 2022.
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Happy New Year Eric.Back to you Jack, Happy New Years and +1 for TFL roots wishes.
Cheers and Happy New Year Joe!
Low key New Years at my house. My wife has been recovering from a bout with Covid. The last 5 days of illness found NYE her hunger, taste and energy returning. Excellent! Thank goodness it has been "just a bad, bad cold" symptoms. On the mend and highly optimistic for 2022 this morning. It has warmed up to -11f (-24'c) and I sipped a breakfast Anchor Porter.
Below is a collage sharing pics of the beverages of the past couple days. (Omni Brewing pilsner, Guinness Draught and the Anchor Porter.)
Cheers to all, Eric -
Eric, I hope your wife has recovered or well on her way to recovery, & that you manage to avoid it.Back to you Jack, Happy New Years and +1 for TFL roots wishes.
Cheers and Happy New Year Joe!
Low key New Years at my house. My wife has been recovering from a bout with Covid. The last 5 days of illness found NYE her hunger, taste and energy returning. Excellent! Thank goodness it has been "just a bad, bad cold" symptoms. On the mend and highly optimistic for 2022 this morning. It has warmed up to -11f (-24'c) and I sipped a breakfast Anchor Porter.
Below is a collage sharing pics of the beverages of the past couple days. (Omni Brewing pilsner, Guinness Draught and the Anchor Porter.)
Cheers to all, Eric -