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After living in Kenya I got hooked on tea (only from Kenya). But at night I tend to switch to wine or something harder. It is amazing how my work always looks better before I go to bed then the next morning.
That should be irresistible…I can draw and create disturbing dolls…just can’t spell.
I wasn’t leaving a comment until I saw the magic words “Dublin Dr. Pepper”! It tastes like the blood of the innocent….what could be sweeter! As a DP addict, that is my drink of choice. The little hint of prune juice dancing on the back of your tongue is irresitible. My best surreal creations occur under the spell of Texas most famous beverage….Dublin Dr. Pepper! Why isn’t it on your list?!?
Had to be tea, but for us Brits that’s practically on an intravenous drip anyway
It’s all about the coffee here – except I make it with the best of intentions, get right in to whatever I am doing & end up with an icy cup of coffee-scented sludge a couple of hours later…
I drink water… and yes, at times I find I have to use it for the paint brush.
Please say you don’t drink out of it after using it for the paintbrush.
That’s what Dublin Dr. Pepper is made from, right? The blood of the innocent?