Daily Vocabulary

bibulous: drunk, most specifically and accurately, wine drunk.  From Latin; in Roman times, one really one ever became drunk on wine, and thus the word for drinking/being drunk is still strongly associated with the fruit of the vine. For myself, I enjoy the wine drunk, which seems to be a quieter, easier sort of drunk than that of hard liquor, and a deeper sort than that granter from beer. And now that I'm a man of years, I find that I enjoy the vague air of sophistication that clings to wine as it does only otherwise to good whiskey, which I do not enjoy.

Sometimes it cannot be said often enough

It takes a long time to grow young! - Pablo Picasso

Old age isn’t so bad when you consider the alternative. - Maurice Chevalier

The best birthdays of all are the ones that have not arrived yet. - Robert Orben

Happy birthday, Jason!

A Real Zucchini Drink

In case you ended up here by searching for zucchini drinks (and someone has), we aim to provide service.  So here's a link to a real live zucchini drink in the making: the zucchini tini.  I don't know that I'd drink it, but I don't know that I wouldn't, either.

Zucchini drinks

Just to show my last post about the person who googled "i want to be jk rowling" is about as statistically significant as the sun rising in the east of a morning, I wish to present a few more google searches that have recently brought people to our bloggish doorstep:

• "jason vanhee" blog
• i couldn't say better
• zucchini drinks

It is good to know that the citizens of Blogsylvakia know where to go when they are in search of JV, bon mots, and, of course, zucchini drinks. Really, what else does one need?