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I love making cocktails. Tonight its Sevelle orange with persian Lime gin and fresh trimming mmmm.
My other fav is strawberry mojito made with fresh strawberries. Loving these big gin balloon glasses! you can get so much in them :) Heres another one i made earlier- after all it is Saturday night :)
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This song is about realizing consequence and regret. It sends a powerful message that we should all proceed through life wisely, because there is nothing worse than being stuck with a label, a pain, a sickness, or a death, that we know beforehand will leave us only wishing things had been different and that we could change the choices we made.
Nope scep, sadly the pictures are all my own work.
I have travelled to quite a few places in America. What i can’t understand – America is the most technologically advanced nation yet its main concern is the same as the poorest Third World nations: How to care for the sick. I used to crack jokes if you took ill while in the USA the ambulance drivers would be checking our your wallet before they checked out injuries, that has now become a grim reality. . I can remember a panorama programme which showed hundreds of middle-class people without health insurance, driving through the night to a secret location in Tennessee to be treated by charity medics. They detest free healthcare, labelling it an “entitlement” which drains the economy. Life to them is about the survival of the fittest, and the death of the weakest .Many of its own people are living with job insecurity and having to use pay day loans and predatory lenders to simply survive. Donald Trump signed a bill making it easier for predatory lenders to take advantage of these vulnerable people. Its So sad, people undergoing this type of poverty in a supposedly developed nation. If our own Government had its way, that is exactly what would happen here. You only truly appreciate our own NHS when you travel.
I won’t post anymore pics, some might not be able to stomach them!
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Air kisses Mooo xx
Go ed, ask my anything im that helpful on der streets of Liverpool i will ask strangers do they want help before they even think about asking me. God help anyone with maps looking lost! i normally end up talking them to their destination. I go above and beyond my scouse award for being helpful and wear my scouseology award with pride. Off out soon, Lime st will have gangs from Newcastle on another hen weekend arriving wanting to hit the streets getting pissed this weekend . Am gonna stand with a little ball on the end of my Umbrella , hi viz jacket etc and personally direct them to their hotels or hovels! depending who they booked with.
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We eventually arrived at our hotel in the french quarter of new orleans, unpacked, showered etc then headed out for Bourbon st,Bourbon st is a historic street in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans. Found a nice restaurant and ordered some local dishes that were recommended- Crawfish Ettouffee, Jambalaya and their famous oysters ( had mine cooked in garlic butter sitting on a bed of hot salted stones) Mmmmm delicious.
Woke up the next morning the day of my birthday to total meyhem, went down to the hotel lobby to find out what was going on, looked out the entrance to see the whole street flooded with water pouring into the hotel! staff running around with sand bags. I watched people outside walking around in water past their knees, wheelie bins floating down the street! followed by a fridge! i looked across our street to see the guy who ran the beer and spirit shop standing inside his door way his shop totally flooded surveying the damage while drinking a can of beer. This was the start of storm Barry. We did have a calm before this storm, we managed to get out to jean lafitte national park which is where the swamps are and do a airboat tour, seeing lots of wildlife including aligators up close!
The next day we went around the area and met people who lived and lost their homes when hurricane katrina a Category 5 hit New Orleans back in 2005. Was shocking to see people still rebuilding their homes and how they have been neglected. One amazing old fella had turned his home into a small museum and allowed visitors into his home , he told us the real story that he lived through what he witnessed etc his walls covered in pictures of people who lost everything, he had us all in tears.
Woke up the next day watching the news on tv, couldn’t believe what we were seeing, the mississippi river almost ready to flood the whole of New orleans! They had put the floodgates and levees up to protect the city over 350 miles of floodgates and levees. New Orleans, floodwalls protect the city to 20 feet – we were at 17! The local news was telling everyone to stay in, stock up on essentials and to stay safe yikes! we had 2 bags of crisps a few bottles of water and a bag of taffys ( chewy american toffees that come in 100s of flavours) My phone keep going off like a siren with hurricane warnings and flooding. The TV ran storm commentaries all day advising people. Two whole days we sat in that hotel room only to be told all flights have been cancelled. The hotel staff couldn’t get into work so basically we were on our own!
It gets worse!!! i was surprised with two tickets to see the Rolling stones who were performing at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans 14 July then was gutted it got cancelled because of storm Barry.
In the meantime we were trying to contact the airport and virgin airlines to rebook our flights and get us home! the hotel charged us for the two extra days, we had to stay until the storm eased off . Spent a fortune making calls home to let everyone know we were okay. Finally home, knackered, jet lagged with that floating on air feeling haha But! thank god nobody lost their lives during that storm.
It was an experience for me, a birthday i shall never forget! I heard and witnessed heart warming tales of people helping each other. The men and woman who worked through the storm the emergency services etc even the animal shelters had every animal rescued and moved to higher ground, incredible examples of people helping others. I shall never complain of the weather in the uk again.
Last thing to mention travel insurance. They wont pay out for my expenses eg the hotel bill for the two days etc grrrrr that act of god excuse again haha- honest, im not moaning just glad to be home. Note to Linda- I wont put any food pictures incase people complain its unhealthy haha I always fill my face when on holiday why eat lettuce! its only for two weeks out of my life and im making sure i have a good time! which i did. Loved the Hurricane cocktails!!!Attachments:
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Place that chatter on her own pedestal with a loud speaker. Quote “When I came back one of the brilliant things was meeting new people and meeting amazing funny sweet people” that made me nearly piss my drawers laughing hahaha thigh slapping omg what planet please! Any amazing and funny people ?please leave comments below.
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Chivalry is a fallacy women shouldn’t buy into. The devil has met his match :) You need to view the charmer/abuser as someone who probably does not have the same values as you at all. They are like chameleons because it serves their purpose the kind that dont repel you in the beginning. They will magically draw you in closer and closer then gain entrance into your life, you know the rest. See it like it is with your adult mind, not your little girl mind. Dont give him that power. Take your power back put the shyte hawk to bed once and for all!! this goes for the other women who can’t let go of this creep….. Just need a song to go with this post :)
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Hi Moo mwah mwah xx, loving your posts they gave me a good laugh, couldnt be arsed reading the long winded replies back. I would say any woman seeing a man with such a tiny cock should keep a low profile it would make any woman turn lesbian . These type of men suffering with TCS ( tiny cock syndrome) feel they have to compensate for their lack of inches. talking about being violent or making threats when they are cowardice,and sleeping with big women to feel adequate, because they lack self esteem. They usually tend to hit, disrespect or yell at women. This may be because women won’t/can’t sit on their tiny cock. Men with TCS are often jealous when it comes to other men? Or your friends? Or your family? Or your pet? Unexplained jealousy and rage are a telltale signs of a small cock, and you should avoid a man with this behavior at all cost. Being the man attached to a small cock is an insecure role- he probably imagines your need for a real cock, and gets very self-conscious in thinking that you’re always out trying to find one. 24/7. Unless you’re at home, with him. I would suggest carrying a weapon at all times because if all else fails, your tiny cock is never going to protect you from harm. :)
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Yukon you old crock of shyte, thought you would be kicking up daisies by now.Listen buddy, you didn’t give us anything We had to pay for it all, up front, in gold. And when the gold began to run out, it was in foreign currency and securities. Learn your history before you come here sprouting rubbish .The USA didn’t enter the war to save Britain, they were dragged in by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour and by Germany and Italy’s declaration of war on them in December 1941. While out boys were getting on with the war it took the USA two years to enter WW2.The United States antipathy to the British Empire, which stemmed from way, way before WW2. The war presented you with an opportunity to loot Great Britain of every available liquid asset, then afterwards dismantle our Empire and sweep away any competition for trade and capital. You even abruptly ended Lend and Lease while we were helping to feed and rebuild half of Europe. Your so called economic assistance would have beggared Britain whether we had won or lost the war. All our lads British and American fought side by side with great courage and shed precious blood together as allies, but your government operated from a position of self-interest as it always has done. Which is fair enough, but you certainly didn’t save our arses! The American’s couldnt land their own men on the moon without the aid of Nazi war criminals! USA rounded up all the nazi scientists after the war inculding their best rocket engineer Wernher von brawn and gave them all Citizenships to stay in America.Shame on you Yukon to your ignorance and lack of history knowledge! Dont make claims you cant back up. Have a nice day why dontcha
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A hug is a great gift, one size fits all :)
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