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This a super cheers to Bellin for the lovely Riedel glasses and decanter. As you can see I immediately deployed a glass with a nice Syrah...just to insure quality of course. Bonus Kosta Boda snowball for ambience as well.
Thank you sweet Sean for my lovely presents. I love them!
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THANKYOU JESUS , I WAS SO WORRIED:) IM GLAD THEY CAME:) THE NAMBE DECANTER IM PICKING UP ON WEDS:)
You just crack me up. They are here safe, sound and wonderful.
LOL:) HEEHEE:), I WAS READY TO GO DOWN TO THE POST OFFICE AND RAISE SOME HELL:)
You were loaded for bear!
Eye4, come on over. We can sit on the back porch and test your theories. Sean, you can be the judge.
your on Amber:)
Hi Hedge! How are you?
Thank you Inky and Wolcott!
Riedel? Simply the best!
Echoes of Tina!
Grange?
Those glasses really are beautiful!
HEY AMBER YOU MISSED THIS ONE LOL HEEHEEHEE:)
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