Pfft! I'm not about to experiment with wine in my food! Besides,
the only thing worse than a bottle of wine in my home is an OPEN
bottle of wine in my home! The fumes make me sick.

Thanks for the suggestion, though. I know that wine is often used
for cooking, but... no thanks!

--Wayne


--- In pugetsoundchristiansingles@yahoogroups.com, "Deborah Kelley"
<eod580j02@...> wrote:
>
> Do you ever cook? You can use the wine for cooking.
>
> ~Dborah
>
>
> On Dec 20, 2006, at 5:35 PM, Wayne celebok-at-earthlink.net |
> Yahoogroups| wrote:
>
> > I just got back from an end-of-year/end-of-release-cycle product
team
> > meeting in which each of us on the team walked away with a gift
basket
> > that includes, among other things like chocolate and some
interesting-
> > looking snacks, a bottle of wine from Chateau Ste Michelle.
> > (Sauvignon Blanc, if that name means anything to you wine-savvy
> > people.) So, the question is, considering I don't drink wine and
> > don't intend to anytime soon... what the heck do I do with it?!? I
> > mean, not that I have any clue about various types of wine, but I
> > suspect that this bottle is a bit expensive to just throw away or
even
> > arbitrarily give away to the first person I see. And it's not
exactly
> > something I can put on the refreshments table at church!! I'm not
> > sure if my parents would want it (especially packing it with their
> > luggage on the plane), since I can't recall them ever drinking
wine at
> > home. I seriously don't know who to give it to! All I know is, I
> > don't want this thing on my desk or in my home!
> >
> > --Wayne
> >
> >
> >
>