Eva's Wine Cellar

I don't know. Lady fingers used to be quite popular.

IDK So now I have to dust myself off ?



Shhh, I put him to sleep for a while and I'll clean up the "shrimp", whilst I throw a Prawn on the BBQ What?

I know, get back to making stuff... Ok, ok...

Just quietly... This picture was the night before lots of cuddles and love and stuff... Good memory for me.

What a contented look! And all tucked in, with a furry throw and a pillow, too. This guy had quite the life.

Ooh! REAL ladyfingers! (Not the Halloween kind.) I love those. Do we have any strawberries to go with them?

Okay, I confess. I should be going phew.... but, I can not lie. You missed the reserve sign behind Bigsy, um. UM. I um, put him on the table to sleep.....(runs and hides) ..

Off course we do, I kinda thought for those that don't like ladyfingers well, I am sure everyone loves chocolate and everyone loves strawberries so I've bought out two, though I know that's more costly soooo anyone for champagne with that? (gotta get the takings right )...

Like the little bow?



Oh, gotta have cream, well I think so.. So a little more expense sorry



Here's your champers Eva, I mean Boss. No you can't be that either, Madam? No not that either... Ms Eva


Gotta run, Bigsy saw the cream I better get back into the kitchen and check...

Since it's confession time, I should tell you that I'm planning to have the ladyfingers, strawberries and whipped cream AND the champagne myself! And maybe one or two of the chocolate-dipped strawberries as well. (It's been a long day.)

The bows are Very Cute. How did you manage that?

Here's a vineyard I'd like to visit. Fat chance now that I live further away, but I wish the family/owners good fortune -

http://www.sfgate.com/travel/tastingroom/article/Few-frills-at-friendly-family-winery-5375270.php?cmpid=hp-hc-travel
enjoyable article, beautiful land, sez me


Wine Tree Farm sits on a 40-acre, solar-powered ranch in Amador County. The tasting room, below, opened in May inside the warehouse.
Photo: Carey Sweet




more of the tasting room


So, I think I'd like to share a bottle of Bypass Red here at Eva's Wine Cellar.
The tasting room at Wine Tree Farm in Amador County opened in May.
Photo: Corinne Moore, Wine Tree

I've been away for a little while, and it's good to be back!

Great photos and interesting article, Osso. I love the fact that so many good wines are produced by small, family operations.

Every town needs a wine library:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/jul13hong/10-reasons-why-librarians-are-awesome
A lending library where you get borrow a bottle of wine for free and return the empty bottle.

What a great idea! And a perfect way to clear out some of those bottles downstairs that are seldom ordered!

Climbing a ladder with high heels.. always a no no for me, but then I'm clumsy. Harder to jump off it, should you wish to, having found just the right wine.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/lukebailey/reasons-you-should-be-happy-not-to-have-pets

I doubt that would ever happen here, tsar.

No one leaves their wine glasses on the floor here.

That could have been the dog's personal glass of Zinfanball.

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My first pet was a boxer. My parents thought he was going blind, because he began walking into walls in the house and growling at them. Then one day, they found him eating the rotting (fermented) fruit under a peach tree in the yard and realized he had been drunk!

http://www.buzzfeed.com/robinedds/tricks-that-will-significantly-improve-your-life

We could, COULD keep them off the floor this way and include white wine, I is a white wine girl.


Dang, I need a fridge .................

http://www.savagechickens.com/2014/05/a-serious-talk.html

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mikespohr/signs-you-are-over-frozen

Umm, okay. I've probably had enough for today.

I'll have that dress and those shoes Eva, when you've finished with them please.

Thanks