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I had work in KY. Great history and legends in the industry. Its also huge in Ireland and Scotland I love visiting wineries too. My visits to Napa were great. In NY there is this one. http://www.tuthilltown.com/ Nice heavy rye bourbon

Gardiner is only about 2 hours up the Hudson, a nice area. Hmm... It might happen. I had no idea there's production in NYS other than the wineries. P.S. Because you mentioned jazz in Djmohr's status on wine, I mentioned a film that might be of interest to you.

Thanks for letting me know about

There were quite a few threads from her selling the product(s).

Today was my first time seeing her. When I noted the date she joined, though, I expected that she'd started others.

Yea 15 days worth probably. When we see crap like that we need to report it. Doing it at 1 am in the morning thinking no one will see it.

Haha, my husband is from South Dakota, their mascots are Coyotes and Jackrabbits. Terrifying, right?

@ShelterDog64, I'm from Brooklyn where had squirrels and sparrows year-round and, in season, jackalopes.

Ha Ha! Too funny

@krakow57, I didn't mean to be "ha ha" funny. It was an observation on a post that I chose not to respond to.

Fair enough. Just that it seemed funny to me, not knowing what it was all about. Now it is interesting .....

Yes, some posts are best left alone.

Happy birthday!

Thank you, darlings.

Happy Birthday! Mine's Sunday. We're almost twins.

sounds like a "meet-cute"

What a nice NYC story. I've had some nice conversations with strangers as well while on public transportation. It's harder these days though with everyone plugged into their phones.

I should have been clearer. It was a woman, not a potential date for me, and she's 83. Smart as hell, witty, aware, open-minded, spirited, etc. We had a very long wait for the bus and conversation flowed in many directions. The bus ran slowly, so more time to talk. We live only 3 blocks apart, so got off together. WE had so much fun that I had an instant's thought of suggesting number exchange, something I've never done. I kept quiet, but she made the suggestion. That gave me the bit of chutzpah to suggest the coffee. Y'know, people always have the intentions, but the follow-up fizzles. If we don't get in touch, I still had a terrific encounter that made the day nicer. It really was wonderful.

I would say to respect that the men's forum is for men only. Just like the women's forum is for women only. If you want you can post it to the general discussion forum and ask for guys to chime in.

That's what I was thinking, but have not yet decided for sure. In either case I hope that only men post. Women can read only in my book.

:'(

I've always said it's not a cheat, it's a choice. I'm far too old to believe that I really can't stop myself from eating cookie. I can, I just choose not to from time to time.

@LipstickLady -- www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PnbKL3wuH4

And this -- www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qTIGg3I5y8

That is flippin' awesome! I'm so proud of you.

Absolutely! Believe it!

:-) true.

Amen!

Sorry no like button on comments, but I would have liked the potato comment

Easy for you to say, as it comes from your own locker-room joke, which, by the way, was a surprise. I think I'd never before seen you doing locker room material. (The joke is funny, but I'm far way too far sophisticated to say as much. Therefore, you didn't read it here. Dammit, it's getting funnier now that I think of it again. I may guffaw any moment. Don't be surprised. I love "Family Guy.")

I am a South Park, Monte Python, Family Guy fan. But remember, I put the locker room joke in the men's section, just saying.

bwahahaha, good one

I have never laughed so hard as when I saw it. Was so outrageous at times, you just can't be offended.

It was great. @LipstickLady -- judged by people in your area? The bible belt, I think? @suzzzzz -- if no one's offended, the show would have closed long ago. I did wonder, though, whether everyone in the audience knew what they were coming to beyond a hit show. We're still in heavy tourist season here.

Bible Belt indeed.

Happy Valentine's Day!

"Snacking?" What's that? Never heard of it. Never ever.

It was the pumpkin tortilla chips from Trader Joe's that finally got me... :'(

Early in my lapband career I was able to measure out 1/2 ounce or a full ounce of chips as I planned meals. Then something changed and I couldn't stop, so I stopped buying them for the rest of the time that I stayed with the plan. I don't know if I'd be able to control it now, so I won't take the chance on buying chips yet.

I have panties with baggy butts. So weird. Or is this more along the lines of "My knickers are no longer in a twist"?

Meanwhile .... sleepless in Queensland, again .... I do need that chloroform to put me out of my misery .... Let's swap!

PS, I'm bit over the real world myself atm. No pizzas though ..... just a sleep deprived loony feeling .....

I was kind of thinking the chloroform would knock me out too. Could not fall asleep until after 2:30 am and then this lousy cold had me up at 6:30. Have to take father n law to the doctor this morning so i can not go back to bed.

@Djmohr -- You'll be tired today, but you're doing a mitzvah. That's a good thing.