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by alexis September 18, 2010

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The Negroni. One of my very favorite drinks. Equal parts Campari, Sweet Vermouth (Antica Formula), and Gin (Botanist). Over ice, Orange twist.

Kaylynn made the ultimate egg sandwich this morning.

Today, the Caruso. Equal parts Gin and Dry Vermouth, quarter as much Creme de Menthe. Orange twist. Unusual, refreshing, surprisingly not sweet. This would be nice for lunch. From American Bar.

Dachshunds in bed.

When I skewered the garnish for the Bloodies, I swear I was just being symmetrical. Then Kaylynn pulled hers out of the glass and I saw it.

Today, “The Gotham.” Cognac, half as much Dry Vermouth, quarter as much Creme de Cassis, two dashes fresh lemon juice, lemon twist. Tastes fancy. Joy of Mixology.

Penny getting her morning lap time.

I used to think Logan’s Run was just silly 70’s distopianism. However, it accurately predicted Tinder, Boomer antipathy, leasurewear as outer wear, and bullshit over-reacting AI management, so now I’m worried.

Today, the “Weeskie.” Irish Whisky, Lillet Blanc, Cointreau, Orange Bitters, lemon twist. Light flavors, easy drinking. From Joy of Mixology.

I did not realize that cats can have hiccups. Managed to document one, for science.

For your consideration, the Vesper, of Ian Fleming fame. Gin, quarter as much Vodka, eighth as much Lillet, lemon twist. Nice change of pace from a regular Martini. Joy of Mixology.

Installed. I dunno, maybe I need a bigger display for the space…

So I needed an HDR display in my home office for some work I’m doing, and for various reasons the 65’ one was the only one that made sense. But good lord. There’s a couch behind that box…

“Horseman on the Roof” is one of my favorite movies of all time, and it grieves me I can’t find it on Blu-ray, I’m still watching it on DVD. Gorgeous cinematography, wonderful cast deftly directed, and a smart script with a unique portrait of masculinity. Extra bonus, an epidemic amidst revolution is the backdrop for this sweeping adventure.

Tonight I bring you the “Leap Year,” from 1928. Solveig Gin, Grand Marnier, Antica Formula Sweet Vermouth, lemon juice. From Joy of Mixology. Fruity yet savory.

Used my international Blu-Ray player to screen the restored “Devil Rides Out.” One of my favorite Hammer films, script adapted by Richard Mathison.

Gin and tonics for our afternoon movie.

Just another Sunday morning at the Hurkman/Raschke self-isolation compound.

Watched the Criterion Blu-Ray of David Fincher’s “The Game.” A terrific thriller. Beautifully shot and edited. San Francisco movie giving a glimpse of the city as I knew it when I lived there.

Tonight, from 1922, the Straights Sling, predecessor of the Singapore Sling. Gin, Kirsch, Benedictine, Lemon, 2 dashes each Angostura and Orange bitters. Club soda float. Lemony! Joy of Mixology.

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