Log Date
The Fragmentation of S. J. Chambers~
I imbibe words and consume past minds. As a result, I often awake next to strange sentences and forgotten meanings.
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Fake sky in the ceiling of the waiting room. #hospital2013
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This week’s Whiskey endeavor, Tap 375, Maple Canadian Rye
looks like: Something you’d drink from a jug. The jar is sort of jug shaped too.
smells like: A drunk guy working at an old time candy shoppe.
from the bottle: The problem with spiced whiskeys is that they are for…
Tough as nails rec of spiced whiskey from Vinderful’s Whiskey Correspondent
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Recently we had the pleasure of attending the South Walton Beach Wine and Food Festival. Having never experienced a wine tasting event of this size and with such a majestic backdrop as the beautiful beaches of South Walton, we went in with open minds and empty bellies. The advertisement…
Some wine recs from the South Walton Wine Festival….
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Fleur noir.
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Bluthify | Spotify made playlists for each one of the Bluth Family members for you to enjoy.
Click here and listen to each one of them, and share them with your friends, they’re perfect.
Love this!
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Video of the Day: “How to Serve Absinthe - Inspired Sips - Small Screen”
“Absinthe has acquired an unearned reputation over the decades. In reality absinthe is no more harmless to the drinker than a good scotch or bourbon. It also is very simple to serve with or without the fancy fountain.”
For more information on Marteau Absinthe visit their website.
Source: The Wormwood Society
Currently Sipping: Fernet
Yum!
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Scaling Mt. Everest
Twenty-five-year-old Raha Moharrak is the first Saudi Arabian woman, and youngest Arab ever, to reach the summit of Mt. Everest. She accomplished the feat with the first Qatari and Palestinian men to ever reach the peak, and an Iranian man.
The group calls itself Arabs with Altitude and the expedition was made in an attempt to raise $1 million for education projects in Nepal.
Image: Raha Moharrak on being “first”. Mt. Everest aerial view via Wikimedia Commons. Select to embiggen.
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That’s me looking into the sun and feeling perplexed before the door of the Old Anatomy House in Ingolstadt, Germany, which was once the medical school where the mad Doctor studied and made his diabolical creation. Why am I so confused? I explain in my latest Traveling Frankenstein installment over at Weird Fiction Review.com.
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh! Is it the 26th, yet?First trailer for Arrested Development - Season 4!
Oh my god.
(Source: timetoputonashow)
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Research casts a new light on van Gogh’s work, in an exhibition of the artist’s development at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2013/04/30/arts/vangogh1.html
