I am such a coffee person, douw being my best, but overall coffee.

shot of poncho's would have worked for this weather...

brrrr

On 2018-04-13 11:07:08 Amanda @ La Femme said:
shot of poncho's would have worked for this weather...

brrrr

What would really heat things up will be a couple of body shots ;) he he

On 2018-04-13 11:10:21 Galaxy @ Blue Eclipse said:
On 2018-04-13 11:07:08 Amanda @ La Femme said: shot of poncho's would have worked for this weather...

brrrr

What would really heat things up will be a couple of body shots ;) he he

Are you offering your body

I am still old school, don't drink before the plane has gone past.

Thank goodness thet start flying before sunrise these days.

Red wine, in front of a fireplace, doft back ground music and a great book to read.

On 2018-04-13 11:12:11 jjsoap said:
On 2018-04-13 11:10:21 Galaxy @ Blue Eclipse said: On 2018-04-13 11:07:08 Amanda @ La Femme said: shot of poncho's would have worked for this weather...

brrrr

What would really heat things up will be a couple of body shots ;) he he

Are you offering your body

Ready and waiting patiently ;)

Summer - Beer & Chilled White Wine

I enjoy any beer except Black lable. I like exploring craft beers wherever I travel and when I travel internationally I try and sample as much of the local commercial beer as possible.

I usually have to stop drinking beer for a month every now and then to get back in shape as I tend to go overboard during the 'holiday' times.

Winter - Red Wine & Whiskey

I lean towards a good Pinotage when it comes to red wine.

Jameson is my Whiskey of choice, followed by Johnnie Walker Black, but I recently developed a taste for Jack Daniels. I used to hate it, but I received a bottle as a gift a while ago and now I tend to buy it more and more. I only drink Whiskey neat.

Always....Johnny Walker Black on the rocks.

On 2018-04-12 15:33:14 BOOBS53 said:
I am also a wine drinker ... BRANDEWINE ;)

The word brandy is defined by the OED as;

...an ardent spirit distilled from wine or grapes; but the name is also applied to spirits of similar flavour and appearance, obtained from other materials.

which is actually a shortened form of the drink's original name, brandy-wine. It first appears in English as brandwine, brandewine, and brandy-wine in the 17th century. In 1640, Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher wrote in there Comedies and tragedies, "Buy any brand wine, buy any brand wine?" Ten years later in The Roxburghe Ballads, we see, "It is more fine than Brandewine, The Butterboxes' Poison."

Was Boobs banned for using "brandewine"? Its English.

Johnny is walking.
And Black label.