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@cssgirl That's pretty amazing. My mom did that to me and I didn't realize it 'til I was in my 20's. "Omigod Mom you HEARD me?" - seriously!
@gregferrell yes, it's a Mendoza. A dry white, not a red. I'm refining my enjoyment and experience of wine and reducing my consumption. You?
Wishes #aea had remote attendance. Wish all conferences did. This is our medium, people of the Web, is it not?
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I did not unleash the term "tea bagging" @MoodleDan. The phrase's history is long and well-documented. I was just doing a social experiment.
@cssgirl okay but then you remember everything they said, right? If you say yes you have to meet my Mom. :D
Here's a question for parents out there are dealing with hyper-verbal kids (regardless of gender, diagnosis or "cause"): How do you deal?
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What on earth are you talking about @MoodleDan? My life is a journey of semantics.
@jkozuch maybe for Vancouver, but in Tucson they'd be roadkill. #justsayin'
In fact, at room temp the Mendoza is a very nice sipping wine. I opened it hours ago and only am in 1.5 glasses. Good wine takes time.
As for my drink, an Argentinian 2009 Torrontes Mendoza from 2425 Cellars. Still too young, and IMO better served room temp than chilled.
The term "gushing" has too many semantic twists to use as a personality descriptor. I think a far more contemporary term is "emo" no?
I think @danachis is accusing me of "gushing" - Dean Edwards of dean.edwards.name refers to me as the "Gushing American Girl"
Staying up last night following CSS WG after a day of HTML5 and then waking up to #ivoted in the USA has rendered me incapable of work.
@awsmsrc Now that concerns me. Don't think about the question, just answer it.