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i'm allie. i store some of my scatterbrained ideas and things i find amusing here.

i blog about life here and life as a professional photographer here.

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i like books, dancing, art, music, vintage, photography, pop culture, nostalgia, green elf boots, cooking, tacky curios, records, crocheting, sewing, dinosaurs, unicorns, making jewelry, zombies, and spreadsheets. i'm currently digging hall and oates, michael jackson, stevie wonder, the rolling stones, prince, creedence clearwater revival, the doobie brothers, toto, elton john, queen, diane birch, and some local stuff. i like movies with zombies and/or really bad costumes. i watch 30 rock, glee, how i met your mother, arrested development, dead like me, that 70s show, true blood and jeopardy. i copied all of this from my facebook profile.

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September 24, 2009
folkinz:


i want this in me right now…
madras, 1959
Fill a Champagne coupe with a dome of firmly packed, finely shaved ice and mark the ice dome into 7 equal segments. Over them pour, one liqueur to a segment, a teaspoon each of the following in the order indicated: apricot liqueur, green Chartreuse, Bénédictine, crème de cassis, crème de cacao, anisette, and dark Curaçao. Over the top of the ice dome pour 1 tablespoon Cognac. Sip through straws, tasting each liqueur separately first, then stir the mixture and savor the blend.

folkinz:

i want this in me right now…

madras, 1959

Fill a Champagne coupe with a dome of firmly packed, finely shaved ice and mark the ice dome into 7 equal segments. Over them pour, one liqueur to a segment, a teaspoon each of the following in the order indicated: apricot liqueur, green Chartreuse, Bénédictine, crème de cassis, crème de cacao, anisette, and dark Curaçao. Over the top of the ice dome pour 1 tablespoon Cognac. Sip through straws, tasting each liqueur separately first, then stir the mixture and savor the blend.

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