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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsThursday Night Birthday Cocktail Thread. No Friday Night Drinking Thread tomorrow.
Enjoying a Mamie Taylor tonight. Canadian whiskey, lime juice, and ginger beer over ice in a highball glass. Yummy!
Tomorrow night, birthday dinner on the town. At a restaurant renowned for their bourbon cocktails.
Had a successful, highly gratifying job interview this week. I think it will lead to good things.
I love you all
elleng
(136,193 posts)LoisB
(8,712 posts)Diamond_Dog
(34,826 posts)Aristus
(68,396 posts)leftieNanner
(15,701 posts)And may I please have the name of the restaurant? I have a 35th anniversary coming up.
🥂
Aristus
(68,396 posts)🦞
leftieNanner
(15,701 posts)True Dough
(20,362 posts)On his 30th birthday!
Aristus
(68,396 posts)I dont look a day over fifty-six.
biophile
(361 posts)On another spin around the sun! Have a great night, a wonderful weekend and a spectacular year!
Aristus
(68,396 posts)Mme. Defarge
(8,536 posts)Meanwhile, I CANT STAND THE SUSPENSE!!!
Hoping to see a good news post in the very near future.
Aristus
(68,396 posts)I was hoping you would stop by. You always say the sweetest things, and you say them in French.
Hotler
(12,191 posts)Aristus
(68,396 posts)My first foray into Canadian whiskey. The bottle is nearly empty. My next selection will be Canadian Club.
Dear_Prudence
(835 posts)Congratulations Aristus on your DU anniversary!
Aristus
(68,396 posts)This is great; I get to call you dear!
3catwoman3
(25,469 posts)...something else I might enjoy. Is there a story behind the name? There must be.
I so hope this interview leads to a great job. You deserve one, for sure. Fingers crossed.
And many happy returns!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (that's 56 exclamation points for 56 years, if that is the right number)
Aristus
(68,396 posts)I wonder if thats a world record for exclamation points.
Ill look up to see how the Mamie Taylor got its name.
After I look for Between The Sheets and the Screaming Multiple Orgasm.
3catwoman3
(25,469 posts)
as their age, along with assorted smilies/emojis representing their favorite things, and timed to arrive at the moment of their births. One of a few family traditions. Fortunately for them and for me, they were both morning babies, so no middle of the night texting - 9:34 and 11:08 Eastern Standard Time.
Seeing as you and I are members of the health care family of professions, I decided Id include you in the family birthday exclamation point tradition.
Aristus
(68,396 posts)For the record, I was a 9:17am baby. And October 17th, 1968 was a Thursday.
3catwoman3
(25,469 posts)Both were born at Bethesda Naval hospital, courtesy of my husband's Air Force career.
As you would know from your time in the Army, health care is free to active duty military and their immediate family members. The only thing you pay for is the food if you are hospitalized, and back in 1990 and '92, that was $8 a day, so both pregnancies basically cost nothing even tho I had amniocentesis with the first one (I was 38), chorionic villi sampling with the second, (I was 41) and C-sections both times.
Military health care may not be perfect, but it's pretty damn good.
mountain grammy
(27,292 posts)and have a wonderful night on the town. Don't do anything I wouldn't do..haha..
Aristus
(68,396 posts)Ill drive to the restaurant, have dinner at the restaurant, and drive home from the restaurant.
At my age, thats a wild night out.
mountain grammy
(27,292 posts)to and from.. my wild night out.
Tree Lady
(12,205 posts)Aristus
(68,396 posts)niyad
(120,046 posts)and may the coming year be filled with all the very best of everything for you!
We will, of course, expect a complete report on Saturday, with pics, if possible!
And vibes sent, fingers crossed, for your perfect job.
Aristus
(68,396 posts)Ever since Photobucket started charging its users, I havent had an image host to post pics from.
But I can furnish a full report on the dishes served, and my wine selection. The restaurant has a superb cellar of top-end burgundies.