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To: Kevin Shea who wrote (12050)	9/10/1999 8:47:00 PM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 57584

OT> Why do I get the impression that you live in Boston for the beer? <g> . . .move there from Milwaukee? Do you have a place where everybody knows your name? LOL. . .<jk> Hey! I think I am suffering from the worst allergy known to man. I think I am allergic to hops. And just try to find a beer made without hops. . .even wheat beers have it. . . . . might as well be allergic to grapes, while I'm at it. [For the record, one six-pack lasts about two-three weeks in this house. . .] So I did what any red-blooded American male would do. . . . Last week, I tried a lemon "Hootch". Comes in lemon or orange flavor. . made with fresh fruit juice. . very carbonated and just under 5% alcohol. I was surprised. . .not bad. . .like the old-fashioned Squirt [remember how good it used to be?]. But when that pizza arrives, it isn't the same. <G> For 5 years, I lived in a California town that had about a dozen beautiful wineries. With lots of jazz, hot air balloons, tourists and sunshine. It was called by an Indian name that meant, "where hot sun burns away morning fog." In the five years I was there, the town tripled in size and changed its name to one that meant, "where commuters get grid-locked in rush hour smog." Have a great weekend. Rande Is