Showing posts with label wine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wine. Show all posts

July 15, 2008

Insane Wine Drinking with Keanu Reeves


I don't really care for wine, but sometimes actor Keanu Reeves just makes me crave the stuff. It's all thanks to the movie he did years ago called, "A Walk in The Clouds." Ahh the lovely thought of crushing grapes to make wine with a beautiful man in a beautiful vineyard. What more you could want?

In reality I've tasted wine. I don't remember what brand. It was probably one of the California wines thanks to my mother-in-law. The last I had was a blush wine at my wedding. While I can't complain because I actually found the taste rather fruity, I didn't like the red wine that was also served. I found it to be very tart and bitter. Hmmm I like cranberry juice, but not red wine. I really must be insane.lol


April 26, 2008

A Good Glass of Wine

From time to time, my mother-in-law loves a good glass of red wine. She says her doctor even approves of it, claiming it's good for her. I have heard that a glass of wine now and again can be good for you, but I'm not a big drinker, so I'll leave that knowledge to those who are fond of the stuff.

Gold Medal Wine allows wine lovers like my mother-in-law, to experience their love for wine through their wine of the month club. The great thing about Gold Medal Wine is there are no fees to join their club and, you can cancel at any time.

I can see the wine club being a great way to share as a gift for Christmas or almost any holiday. Check them out.

October 22, 2007

Chillin'

I have a friend at work who loves wine. I am wondering if she would also love P.C. Richard and Son's wine coolers. Their coolers would be great for the holidays since family get togethers can me limited room in the refrigerator. I am not a really big wine drinker, but I do love the look of their Avanti Wine Cooler. Hmm. I wondering if the coolers could be used to hold other products? Bottles of water or juice maybe? What do you think? Any other ideas?

April 16, 2007

Helping a Habit

When I was growing up I had a lot of family members who experimented with some form of illegal drug. While a few of them have kicked their habit on their own, sadly a few have not. As a matter of fact one is spending time in jail at the moment for his drug addiction.

While surfing through another site that I am working for, I found a drug rehabilitation facility called, Stone Hawk. After viewing their website I discovered this place to be unique.

The first thing I noticed was their main page offered information that every participant or family member may be concerned about. The offer answers on how to treat drug addictions as well as alcohol addiction. There are also articles on what a drug rehabilitation center is and even what to look for in a center. I was impressed.

Stone Hawk even offers information about individual drugs as well as other useful information. The great thing about their program, they don't use drugs or medication to treat the problem.`They also offer you a comprehensive look at the program which is downloadable through pdf format and have even gone as far as gathered information for you on funding the participant's treatment. To be honest, I don't think I have ever found a site that is so informative!

Here's a few highlights of what they have to offer:




  • Questions through articles about concerns a participant may have. There's also a toll free number provided, if you have further questions.

  • A rundown of each of their programs, including a life skills courses and aftercare treatment.

  • Information on drugs like methadone, cocaine, PCP, prescription drugs, alcohol and more.

  • A section where you can find previous participants success stories with Stone Hawk.

  • A virtual tour of the facility.

No stone is left unturned! All in all this place looks very impressive. I only wish my family members would have known about this place sooner. Thank You Stone Hawk for caring about our people.


Check them out: Stone Hawk's - drug rehabilitation program

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