So, this week will be an open patio. I'm in San Antonio, Texas, where it's really hard to find a good beer or decent glass of wine, so I'm serving cocktails. There are, of course, margaritas, regular:
Or top shelf:
Blood Orange Mojitos:
Daiquiris:
And, for munchies, chips, salsa and queso:
Or waffles (because I'm still random):
Yes, these are all pictures from my trip. I love it that Anne has all kinds of pictures of birds or coffee. Me? It's all about the food and alcoholic beverages, apparently.
Seriously, by next week, I hope to have more done. I always think I can accomplish more than I do while conferencing. I'm also going to do the second half on that procrastination post. Once I find my notes. The messy desk gnomes are stalking me, too.
OMG... Those pics are making me thirsty for some good booze and to go ON VACATION!
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Those pics are great! That waffle is too much!
ReplyDeleteIt is early in the morn, but the drinks and chips look yummy.
congrats on the new separation of your blog personalities. And, have a good trip back home.
Is that a PINK waffle? Is it strawberry or something? Yum, that would be fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you're having trouble finding good beer in San Antonio - I've never been that far west, but it somehow doesn't sound right. But at least you found the tequila! ;)
I'll take my margarita top shelf, on the rocks, w/ a splash of oj and a lot of salt please and thank you very much!
I bring a typical Italian beverage: spritz. It's made of prosecco and campari, or aperol (don't ask me, no clue). Put a slice of orange, ice, and you're done. Very good! :)
ReplyDeletep.s.: I hate campari. I always go with aperol, whatever it is...
Congrats on your new house! I've just moved too, so I know what you're going through, heh. :)
Thanks for stopping by, y'all!
ReplyDeleteAnthony, I was at a conference, not quite vacation, but there's still plenty of alcohol involved.
Anne, I'm soooo happy to be home! Thanks for the good wishes. I have now eaten enough chips and salsa to last me a long time. Or maybe til next week. ;)
Deanna, although lots of things in Texas are pink because of the plentiful pink granite (who'd've thunk in such a manly state...?), the waffle is plain. I think the pink comes from the heat lamp lighting.
Mari, that sounds yummy! How are things going with your new Randomities? I've stopped by and am impressed.
Another round, anyone? This is a magic humidity- storm- and idiot-proof patio, so feel free to hang out. :)
I love the Texas waffle! I should make a Californian version and package it with organic waffle mix.
ReplyDeleteBlood Orange Mojito and a waffle for me please! Congrats on your blog, and very much enjoying bothe the open patio and your posts. :)
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