How to drink right

I know very few men who do not drink. Most of the people start to drink in college days and usually in college all that we drink is whisky with Pepsi or beer. It is usually spur of the moment decision and a competition among friends to drink as much as possible. This result of all this is that we just don't enjoy our drink that much and neither do we know various fusion possible with alcohol.

I had also experienced the above, so decided to find out more about drinking. I found couple of interesting links.

Vodka is my favourite, so I was really curious how people manage to drink so much of it in Russia. I got my answer here.

Tequila is also a very popular party drink, the link here mentions some variations to try out.

I have never tried brandy, so this website served as a good introduction.

Beer !!! who has not drank beer ? and what possibly could be there to learn about it ? Apparently there are still some things that most people don't know. Some of it can be found at this website.

Wine !! Wish I could find time to visit vineyards at napa valley to witness the actual process of making wine. Here's a little introduction on how to drink it.

And finally, something I am truly amused about and am going to try tonight. Ice cream with Rum.

Lonely...

As you wander as a lonely
You wander as a lonely at night
You wander as a lonely on sight
You wander as a lonely at day
You wander as a lonely and pray
You wander as a lonely each day

Slow down, slow down
Shut down, shut down
Shutdown the lonely before you drown
Embrace your friends with warmth
They can give you assistance
Deliver you from your lonely existence

You keep fighting love
Bending it around like a curve
With your glowering face
Reserving only a lonely place,
Halting happiness to arrive in your life

Do you ever stop to wonder?
Do you ever stop to ponder?
Are you the reason for the lonely blunders?

Slow down, slow down
Shut down, shut down
Remove from your head that lonely crown

You wander endlessly as a lonely
Searching for a spot called homely
But your face is missing that vital smile called lovely

Copyright 2006 - Sylvia Chidi
Sylvia Chidi