6 Kids, 3 cats, 1 dog, Mom, and Dad

Wild Women on Wine will

Wild Women on Wine will have a table at the Wine Expo in Boston this weekend. Wild women and wine sounds like a great combination to me!

This place, The Stonehenge Inn looks absolutely incredible. You have to check out their Wine List ! They have amazing verticals of wines you just read about and wish you could try. Of course it is still just a wish based on the prices I saw. It would be cool to just be able to see the bottles though. Imagine 52,000 bottles of wine all gathered in one place!

I had lunch at the Rusty Hammer yesterday with a good friend and some other guy who's relationship to the whole thing takes too long to describe without a personal name. I had the chili which was great since it had some nice slices of jalepenos as part of the mix. I also had a Wimpy Burger, liberally coated with garlic and a big slice of onion.

I got home last night and had to drop off Oldest Daughter and Oldest Daughter's friend at a basketball game, drive over and wait for Son to get out of work, and then drive to the dojo for a karate class. Son and I just started up again this week and last night was sparring. I managed to hurt my big toe, which sounds kind of benign but hurts like hell. We got home after 9pm and finally got to have some dinner. I might have had some wine but was afraid I'd be asleep in a second if I did.

I'm currently reading, "Love by the Glass: Tasting Notes from a Marriage" which is by husband and wife, John Brecher and Dottie Gaiter. It chronicles their lives together with their experiences and growth in the wine world interwoven in it. It is a fascinating book and a lot of fun to read.

Middle Daughter is excited because grades closed yesterday. She's an incredible student and gets financially rewarded for the incredible job she does. The financial rewards are available to all of them, but she's the only one who cashes in big time.

Poor Youngest Daughter is still sick. She's had a fever for 4 days and quite a cough. Wife is taking her to the doctor's today and hopefully she'll get over it soon. We have our big weekend coming up and I don't think anyone will want to watch a sick kid. Youngest Daughter is so pitiful, but very sweet, when she's sick.

Posted by bbarton at January 30, 2003 08:53 AM