For the flightless baby blue jay I took in for the night. In the morning, I put him high up in the tree where his jay fam greeted him like he had risen from the dead. He stayed up in the treetops for days, learning how to fly with his sibs.
2 oz. vodka
.5 oz. Southern Comfort
.5 oz. blue curacao
1 very large strawberry mashed through a sieve (or 2-3 regular-sized ones)
.25 oz. blueberry juice
splash of lime juice
couple dashes or so of Angostura orange bitters
.5 oz. Southern Comfort
.5 oz. blue curacao
1 very large strawberry mashed through a sieve (or 2-3 regular-sized ones)
.25 oz. blueberry juice
splash of lime juice
couple dashes or so of Angostura orange bitters
Shake it all up with lots of ice and strain into a martini glass. To get the strawberry through the sieve: Cut it up into small pieces, use a muddler to pound the pieces into a mush (in a bowl), then using a spoon, mash the mush through a sieve.
i think you'll enjoy reading and finding out about this great lady who travels the use in an air-stream year-round!
here is what she says about herself.
I am a location-independent, full-time RVer living, working (graphic design and photography) and traveling in an Airstream travel trailer. My name is Sharon Pieniak and with Harley the dog, I am inviting a greater portion of the world into our lives while celebrating the beauty of America and exploring the art of nomadic living. This is the travel log of our never-ending road trip.
The above map marks the Latest Trip that started on June 1, 2010. Click on the named locations for log entries.
Also don't miss The First Trip that spanned two years and the entire country.
Also don't miss The First Trip that spanned two years and the entire country.
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