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this has seriously been one of the best nights ever
ok so first of all I went to my friend’s house and we hung out with our other friend and then...
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The Count Down Begins. Own Dark Skies on Blu-Ray™ May 28th
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Look what I just cut up!
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Time to say good night! No school until 10 am tomorrow and since it is Saturday it means it is Candy-day!
wine.
yes.
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AND I’M JUST LIKE:
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found this hella nice basset hound painting while looking at basset hound art online with my mother
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September 5th = Shadow
(The imposing shadow of the wine I am imbibing. Which GUESS WHAT JADE - COST $12!! LIVIN’ THE HIGH LIFE OVER HERE! I’m trying to slowly develop a wine palate that isn’t just “whatever’s the cheapest at TJ’s/the grocery store,” and wines from the Marlborough region of New Zealand always seem to be pleasing to me. Thus this. Also it’s got a monkey on it.)
Meet Miss Louisa Belle, a 7-year-old bloodhound dog with an unnatural talent of sniffing out fine wine. Her owners, Michelle Edwards and Daniel Fischl, regularly uses her nose to test the wines at their label Linnaea in Melbourne, Victoria.
Daniel tells The Herald Sun that Miss Louisa knows if a glass or barrel of wine is off due to tainted corks just by raising a nostril at it. Miss Louisa’s super sensitive nose can also sniff out mildew leaves on vines and faulty corks. This is to ensure that the wines that do end up on the shelves are always top notch.”Most wineries rely on the human nose but that is time-consuming, costly and nowhere near as reliable as Belle, whose nose is 2000 times more sensitive than ours.”
