It does. She also suggests misting the bathroom and other areas with it periodically.
Diane, Hi.
Ah, the bubbly. Who was it that drank champagne out of a woman's shoe?I prefer mine in a proper glass.
I do love your song, Di. but I must confess that the first time I tasted champagne, I expected it to taste like ginger ale. What a shock!
Letty Dahling,
Everyone drinks the bubbly in a proper glass - be different, try something exotic (or erotic)
Gautam, honeychild,
Just for you:
champagne
erotic, exotic, beguiling, defiling
giggle, snigger, stagger, swagger, lager
beer, cheer, foam
home!
If this doesn't appear in diamonte format, it ain't my fault.
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh, when the drink is in, the wit is out. We stagger around as if we are 1 can short of a candalabra. Lighten up the world brothers and sisters. Sing Halelujah, coz Jesus is coming back and he's packing heat and he could put a spell on you.
George, Tony and Saddam, the 3 Wise Men ?
Hey, Oak,
GT&S, huh! Sounds like a trendy shoppe at the mall. Best to avoid that one. The prices are waaayyyy too high, don't ya think?
What was the brand that used to be called the champagne of bottle beer?
"one can short of a candalabra. " Lemme mull that over a while.
what you really mean Roger, is "lighten your darkness". when you say mull, are you not cogitating mulled wine perhaps
And Letty my dear, yes prices could do with shaving. There is a rumor that the 3 wise monkeys, might step in and take over. Table stakes are high though. 2 plough shears for every warlike device. As long as these new guys can get past the idea of evil.
Oak,
Just when things are going well, it seems that monkeys muck it up; that and fate.
Well, we all have shares in the business of ploughs, much better than having shares in Enron and World Com.
you're one very smart lady letty. pity you weren't at the Enro healm. And healms is no place for monkeys, wise or insane, in or our of a barrel
Letty, Miller claims the slogan "The Champaigne of Bottled Beer". Their multi-colored, hypnotic, bouncing-light barsigns and their traditional clear bottle are related to the claim.
timber
Letty, Little Letty,
Where are you?
We're posting a poem
And we're thinking of you!
Letty, I'll bring a bottle when we meet in Florida. Maybe you were too young when you first tried champagne.
If guatam comes to the party, it might actually become a memorable experience!
Hey! What am I? Chopped liver?!
I love you to pieces, Phoenix.....Honest!
I love the smell of liver cooking......but that's the extent of it!
<making mental note of one of Phoenix's favorite meals.....for future reference......>
Rae, sweetie, of couse you're not chopped liver (as good as Phoenix made it sound) but you aren't the one who suggested we try something exotic or erotic.
When I think of lightening up,
I think of a weight loss of about 50 pounds,
or maybe getting a few blonde streaks in my hair
.........so those FEW grey hairs MIGHT just blend in
& the result would be to look like I had highlights,
rather than alot of grey hair.
Which way is the correct way to spell the color?
is it grey or gray - or are they both right?
Earl Grey tea uses grey, so perhaps in terms of
color it should be gray. Well, I can report that I
found a website called GrayDay.org and it is
asking some really intense questions about what if
the entire internet was gray - so steer clear of the
GrayDay.org as there is definetely no lightening
up going on over in that direction - just to help keep
your trek to lightening up on the straight and narrow.
Is enlightening included with lightening up?
Or is this primarily a champagne conversation?
I know VERY little about champagne, as a matter of
fact I remember attending my dear friend's wedding -
with my 3 teenaged daughters - and I had NO IDEA
that it was champagne coming out of that figurine and
spilling into a thing that looked like a bird bath.
I also had no idea that my 3 young ladies were
WELL on their way to getting drunk,
or intoxicated, or
schnockered,
or enebriated,
or plastered,
or pie-eyed,
or twisted
or wasted
or stewed,
or oiled,
or fried,
or tight,
or zonked
or mellow,
or however one chooses to describe that sensation
that accompanies the overindulgence in champagne.