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I have perfected my recipe for the Peachy Keen Martini, which may or may not be an original name or an original drink.
I am of the opinion that this drink is a perfect blend of flavor-- lightly sweet, lightly fruity and very martini.


would be yummy with an orange peel rubbed on the rim of the martini glass :-)
Posted by: vanessa on October 5, 2004 06:48 PMthe national drink of tanbonia only without the peach and without the grand mariner...or the shaker.
or the glass. um....i digress.
Hey hey hey! I just gloomily clicked on my link to your site, hoping against hope that something might have changed...and it had! So glad.
Posted by: janine on October 5, 2004 08:14 PMSounds like a nearly fruity martini for a non-fruity non-martini drinking girl!
Posted by: Angela on October 6, 2004 10:57 AMI don't drink but somehow your description makes me want to bathe in a vat of the stuff!
Posted by: Ryan on October 6, 2004 11:12 AMJust discovered that you are back- thank goodness! I really missed hearing your exploits.
I received the sock yarn and it is delicious- thank you! (i hope you got my email)
Posted by: Sarah on October 7, 2004 04:13 AMHi Sheila,
Windows XP newest patch has wrecked my address book, couldn't find you.
Katy used Jamiesons soft shetland (I think)in Wilkenson
Sue on LI
Hello,
I secret read you for months and was sad when you went away. I don't know what caused me to "check, just in case," but I was quite please to see you were back at it... and with tasty drink recipes to boot. :)
Posted by: Liz on October 7, 2004 03:31 PMThat should be "I secretly read you..." or maybe it should be "I read you in secret," but it shouldn't be "I secret read you...." I must be distracted but the thought I going home and having a nice soothing beverage to take my mind off my knitting disaster.
Posted by: Liz on October 7, 2004 03:35 PM