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Dinner May 30th

May 30, 2007

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We had leftover foil dinner fixins, so we made a kinda meatloaf out of them. Pretty good, but lacked the smokiness of the "real thing."

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Beers 15 & 16: New Belgium Higher Plane IPA, ABV: 8.5%, New Belgium Voodoo Ranger Juicy Haze IPA, ABV: 7.5%

Both of these were pretty excellent. It is entirely possible that I drank most of one of them in the shower, after a pretty good run. Recovery beverage!

Rules of Truco According to Victor Fisch

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