bigploch
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17 in a row. not my longest streak but a good one.
17 in a row. not my longest streak but a good one.
I just like needling our fearless leader every now and then.
Actually the wine part is true. I can't name what I'm tasting on my own but if someone suggest something like "leather" than all of a sudden my brain says "YES, LEATHER" With wine I know I like a big bold front end and a nice smooth finish. Usually cabs fit that bill.
I make an imperial stout aged on wood chips soaked in whiskey. Call it Big Dan Stout. love it. Took a good 5 batches to get it down.
Ok. Breaks over. Back to work.
Sculpin (especially grapefruit) is one of my favorites.
Ooohhh what was the keg???
I wish I was better, K-cups from Walmart. Store brand. It's a french roast. I like it. I will buy a good Americano when I can.
What are we counting down to??
Anchor steam is a classic. Corona is great too. Was drinking it this weekend at the beach. Tons of brewers (myself included) use pelletized and or powdered hops. It's better for bittering with less flavor imparted.
The latest thing is using concentrated hops called lupulin powder. Makes some great flavors too.
Fingerpicking. Aaauugh!
Sarah has me learning "inside out" picking: pluck 3-2-1-4-2-3 under whatever chord I might be holding. My repeatability collapses at about the 6th iteration. I'm such a spazz.
Hey, Carrot Boy! What you up to?
Mike -- thank you for having UWC again next year. It's my summer event.
Yes this. If I'm away from saltwater too long I get cranky.
"Working" of course. We're going on a 2 week vacation starting next week, so I'm in the process of getting things cleaned up so nothing will be hanging when I'm gone.
What are we counting down to??
Last morning at the lake. Headed south this afternoon.
I always say goodbye to the place. I never know if it's my last time here. It's quite ridiculous to maintain a vacation cabin 1200 miles from where you live along with 10 other owners. I only visit every couple of years and the upkeep on an almost 100 year old cabin is crazy.
But the emotional strings tug very hard on all 11 of us cousins. Our grandpa built it in the 30's, our two young mothers helped strip the logs. We all spent our summers here as children. It's our history and that history is hard to let go of.
I have told Paul I want to retire at 62. I want a share of Soc Sec before they steal it. I am a tad bit over 60 1/2. He hasn't said no yet.
I know I'd never let it go. Not with that family history....