early times
remember bob and sue? well, they’re doing great. and, i have yet another fun tale regarding them. in case you were wondering, they did close on the sale of their house to famous people on the lake and then like, 3 minutes later, closed on the purchase of their new house. i couldn’t have orchestrated a better turn of events if i tried. oh wait… i did. that was because of me.
anyway, i left them a bottle of their favorite brut in the new house refrigerator along with a cute little note and realtor pen with my wonderful face on it (because they were quite vocal on just how much they liked my wonderful face, uh-thank-you). we’re scheduled to have a little dinner in the new house soon and i couldn’t be more thrilled to dine with such lovely people. seriously. i heart these two. a lot.
so the story… apologies. what good would this site be without tangents… sue and i got to talking on one of the fine afternoons where i caught them day drinking and we discovered that she and i both have a thing for bourbon. she tells me that she likes something called ‘early times’. i voice my interest and lack of knowledge on the brand and then proceed to tell her about ‘evan williams’ and how delicious it is. (for your informations, it’s roughly $11 and wins all kinds of whiskey awards for being so good and so cheap all at the same time.) so, sue hasn’t heard of mr. evan, but she does insist that i try the early times with her. obviously i do. and, it’s weak. and, they sell it on the shelves of your local grocery store. it’s *that* stuff. right beside whatever cheap vodka it is that grocery stores stock. i didn’t know this at our tasting. i later discovered it when i was buying those little baileys travelers for my first ever camping trip. i was trying to tell sue about $11 stuff and she was trying to tell me about $7 stuff. silly me…
anyway, should you require it, the early times is cheap, weak, and readily available. and, sue effing loves it. she’s like 87 *and* has a college degree. i kinda feel like we should trust her. also, it seems that i spend quite a bit of time with these two late 80-somethings. well, i do. they day drink. constantly. who can’t use 87yr-old day drinkers in their life? don’t act like you can’t.
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- Posted in Uncategorized on August 10th, 2009