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Posted: May 19, 2013 - 6:12pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

So one's blurry and the other's not. Is this a before-and-after pic?

By the way I want that Garrison IPA

I was sober. I swear. :-) You can have the Garrison IPA. Too bitter for me.

Posted: May 19, 2013 - 5:34pm

fuzzy wrote:

So one's blurry and the other's not. Is this a before-and-after pic?

By the way I want that Garrison IPA

Posted: May 19, 2013 - 11:40am

Posted: May 18, 2013 - 10:04am

Alexandra wrote:

Thanks! I would love to beat last year's time....but if I don't, that's okay. As long as I have fun.

I just wish I had a posse to meet up with, after the finish line. My sister was usually the one who was there.......and she's 2000 miles away.

After a hot bath with Dr. Teal's bath salts and a nap - then I'll come in for a drink. Maybe my Shock Top raspberry wheat ale...or Blackstone Chardonnay.

That's the spirit! {#Cheers}

The posse here will be thinking of you. Just set your vision on the Shock Top and Blackstone and that should be enough to help you beat last year's time. {#Wink}

Posted: May 18, 2013 - 9:26am

fuzzy wrote:

I expect to see you back here tomorrow afternoon with your drink on, you hear? {#Wink}

Good luck in the race. {#Yell}

Thanks! I would love to beat last year's time....but if I don't, that's okay. As long as I have fun.

I just wish I had a posse to meet up with, after the finish line. My sister was usually the one who was there.......and she's 2000 miles away.

After a hot bath with Dr. Teal's bath salts and a nap - then I'll come in for a drink. Maybe my Shock Top raspberry wheat ale...or Blackstone Chardonnay.

Posted: May 18, 2013 - 9:17am

Alexandra wrote:

I won't be getting ANY drink on today, except water. Lots and lots.

Keepin' the ol system clear until after the race tomorrow morning.

I expect to see you back here tomorrow afternoon with your drink on, you hear? {#Wink}

Good luck in the race. {#Yell}

Posted: May 18, 2013 - 9:08am

I won't be getting ANY drink on today, except water. Lots and lots.

Keepin' the ol system clear until after the race tomorrow morning.

Posted: May 18, 2013 - 9:02am

The other day we visited Freeman's Liquor, perhaps the best liquor store in town in terms of selection. I fell in love with a bottle of 18 year-old Macallan; I think that will be this year's scotch purchase.

Posted: May 18, 2013 - 8:54am

I'll be tasting this later this afternoon. Only one bottle 'cause it's a bit under half the price i normally pay for a six-pack of my favorite brews. But it's a long week-end and i figured a needed a treat. {#Cheers}

(I got a few more specialty beers for this week-end but they were priced normal and on sale)

Posted: May 15, 2013 - 9:01am

islander wrote:

OTD -

Are you drinking the Ricardo flavored rum? I think I still have a bottle of banana floating around. It's a little sweet for drinks, but I use it in pancake batter.

I don't remember the brand, exept that it was a "product of The Bahamas."

Gotta run, got a boat to catch.

Posted: May 14, 2013 - 8:17pm

OTD -

Are you drinking the Ricardo flavored rum? I think I still have a bottle of banana floating around. It's a little sweet for drinks, but I use it in pancake batter.

Posted: May 14, 2013 - 8:14pm

OlderThanDirt wrote:

I tried to reply last night, but as I said, the wi-fi here is pretty flaky. Yeah, we're in The Bahamas and having a great time. We did a lot of walking in Lucuyan Natl. Park (40 acres) yesterday and saw a lot of local scenery aned wildlife - birds, bats, fish and raccoons - and one of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen. The weather has been wonderful, highs in the low 80s, lows in the 70s, lots of sun.

And Islander, you would love the marinas here. There are a lot of them, so there's always room for one more. Come on down!

I'll be right there, grab us some bait and keep Beez away from the good cooler until I get there.

Posted: May 14, 2013 - 2:01pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Wha? You went to the Bahamas? Nice!

I tried to reply last night, but as I said, the wi-fi here is pretty flaky. Yeah, we're in The Bahamas and having a great time. We did a lot of walking in Lucuyan Natl. Park (40 acres) yesterday and saw a lot of local scenery aned wildlife - birds, bats, fish and raccoons - and one of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen. The weather has been wonderful, highs in the low 80s, lows in the 70s, lots of sun.

And Islander, you would love the marinas here. There are a lot of them, so there's always room for one more. Come on down!

Posted: May 13, 2013 - 3:41pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Wha? You went to the Bahamas? Nice!

?? I didn't even get a t-shirt. What the hell OV?

Posted: May 13, 2013 - 2:48pm

OlderThanDirt wrote:

One Bahamian Brewery's Sands "Truly Bahamian Beer" before dinner. Not bad, not great, but we're buying local when we can. Much less than anything imported. Breakfast this morning was pancakes and sausage ($5) with a side of grits ($2), and it was great, both in quality and quantity. We skipped lunch and hiked Lucuyan National Park. Beautiful.

Last night was a different story. Bahamian Rum, more exactly, Bahamian Mango Rum mixed as per the suggestion on the bottle with cranberry juice, 2oz rum to 6oz juice. 45 proof, and very sweet. Three of those and I was ready for bed, but I was up again in an hour and every hour past that. Good for the kidneys, L tells me. Hah! I think I'll have a glass of Chilean Chardonnay with dinner and call that good.

Dinner last night was fish and chips, strips of Atlantic Red Snapper that were wonderfully spiced and so much better than the Red Rock Cod they pass off as Snapper on the Pacific Coast. Also had Conch Fritters for the first time. I may just ask for a couple orders of that for tonight's dinner, which L is now suggesting we head for, so more later if the wi-fi is still up when we get back. It's kinda spotty.

Wha? You went to the Bahamas? Nice!

Posted: May 13, 2013 - 2:43pm

One Bahamian Brewery's Sands "Truly Bahamian Beer" before dinner. Not bad, not great, but we're buying local when we can. Much less than anything imported. Breakfast this morning was pancakes and sausage ($5) with a side of grits ($2), and it was great, both in quality and quantity. We skipped lunch and hiked Lucuyan National Park. Beautiful.

Last night was a different story. Bahamian Rum, more exactly, Bahamian Mango Rum mixed as per the suggestion on the bottle with cranberry juice, 2oz rum to 6oz juice. 45 proof, and very sweet. Three of those and I was ready for bed, but I was up again in an hour and every hour past that. Good for the kidneys, L tells me. Hah! I think I'll have a glass of Chilean Chardonnay with dinner and call that good.

Dinner last night was fish and chips, strips of Atlantic Red Snapper that were wonderfully spiced and so much better than the Red Rock Cod they pass off as Snapper on the Pacific Coast. Also had Conch Fritters for the first time. I may just ask for a couple orders of that for tonight's dinner, which L is now suggesting we head for, so more later if the wi-fi is still up when we get back. It's kinda spotty.