Milk right now. It's morning. Otherwise I'd be joining the beer drinkers - after the last feeding time for the goats.
What are you drinking?
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Fresh brewed coffee.
Water
Water
I will be drinking some local PENNA. beer. Wife is letting me off the leash. 🤣
She has an evening out with her daughter. 🙉
She has an evening out with her daughter. 🙉
Lunch out with friends.
Had beer with my lunch.
Had beer with my lunch.
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Usually water but tonight I had a Ruby Red Squirt.
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having good tea made with bottled water today
( water dirty from rain) , loose Ceylon tea
( water dirty from rain) , loose Ceylon tea
Ice water
Me too!! Good well water!!
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Ice cold well water.
I went to pick up some 7up Zero today and they had a new flavor "7up Shirly Temple". But the can said it was 7up mixed with pomegranate and cherry flavoring. What the expletive!? Maybe I am missing something but a shirl temple is 7up, ginger ale, grenadine and cherries. No disgusting pomegranate crap.
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Sounds good to me. I'll have to look for some next time we go shopping.
Pomegranate and cranberries are nature's way of trying to poison people.
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Right now I'm taking a break and drinking a Shasta Black Cherry soda.
I haven't had Shasta in years, but black cherry was one of the best!
Grenadine was originally made from pomegranate. So, I assume that is where 7up got the idea for pomegranate flavoring.
My wife serves pomegranate as a fruit sometimes at dinners. I'd never had it until marrying her. I think it's pretty good. She cleans out all the pulp, leaving only the juicy seeds thingies...which I just looked up, and are apparently called "arils." Looks like this when served:
My wife serves pomegranate as a fruit sometimes at dinners. I'd never had it until marrying her. I think it's pretty good. She cleans out all the pulp, leaving only the juicy seeds thingies...which I just looked up, and are apparently called "arils." Looks like this when served:
