I’ve started a wine log with a list of all of the wines we try… the favorites and flops alike! I’ll update the page as we go… here’s my first entry:
|
Wine |
Notes |
Price |
Score |
| Gina 2005 Sangiovese Napa Valley | 12/26/08 – This was a tasty wine; very light and fruity. It was slightly effervescent on the tongue and finished nicely. We paired it with a pesto pasta – it held up quite well and was still yummy after the food was gone. |
$14 |
7/10 |
Here’s a link to the page (or click “Wine Log” on the right column).
dregs. The final survivors that are missing their mates. They peer up at me sadly from the drawer – hopeful that I’ve brought their match to them to be reunited once again. Alas, each morning it is the same routine. I rummage around, searching for two socks that might pass for matching then, more often than not, decide to move on to shoes that don’t need socks. Each morning, the widowed sock hopes it has a chance to once again see the light of day (or the inside of a shoe) and strains to get my attention. Sadly, many of the singletons these days are among my favorite winter socks. The winter wool socks from the Gap are the coziest of all of my warm socks. I purchased a set annually until a few years ago, when my wool sock collection seemed sufficient and I was comfortable easing up on the acquisition of more. And then there’s my “Rock Star” socks (a small play on words – there’s a cartoon picture of a star holding a guitar on the ankle). These were a purchase from Marshall’s years ago and I loved them dearly. The other sock went missing 4 years ago, but I haven’t given up hope. The surviving sock patiently awaits it’s return in my sock drawer.
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