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AmberRose
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I had a heck of a work week this week with almost no time to thrift. I did a quick stop (I mean running) at a fav Sal Army of mine and saw two Federal Gazelles and thought...oh I wish there were more. Then saw four, then at the end of the aisle a bazillion!! I ran to get a cart, then loaded up 23 of them!! All white with two red. They were "in the attic for 20 years" filthy but cleaned up a treat. Who is thirsty??
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Let me be the first to request the use of one of these glasses ! Maybe 2 ? Nice find. TG
Everyone is invited! Although I think we will serve mojittos, or margaritas rather than an Old Fashion that they were probably made for.
Or lemonade for those who dont like the alcohol...
love these very much :) these are great:)
i would like a gin and tonic please with fresh orange wedge:) and mint leaf:)
goodday Amberrose and how you today?
Drink orders are welcome, we aim to please!
I am good Sean, waiting for hubby to get back from cycling trip so I can get to the gym.
im going tonight :)
i agree with scandinavian_pieces:) yummy is right :)
These are really beautiful, I cannot blame you one bit for getting all of them, what a fantastic score !~Phil.
Phil, I was totally greedy, even went back this week to look for the stray!
Eye4...lemonade coming right up!
Thank you everyone!