cherry:
Ahahaha! That's super!

My Sweet Midori recipe
1 oz Midori melon liqueur
5 oz ginger ale
3 lime wedges

Pour the Midori melon liqueur into a highball glass filled with ice cubes. Fill with ginger ale, squeeze in the juice from 2 or 3 lime wedges, and serve.

also, I like to substitute 1/2 the ice with frozen melon balls! YUMMY!

What's yours?

xxxx.
cherry:
Hmmm... a good hippie tea...

There's tons of places in Vancouver tongue I'm a bit stuck on the burgh since our favourite place closed down...

thinking... thinking...

There are a couple of little old lady tea-houses on the southern part of the Royal Mile, but that's not so hippie.

Thinking...

I know a REALLY good coffee shop... It's called Gaia on Leith Walk just after Albert St on the right. It's owned by the most amazing Sicilians and they do good sammiches, salads and cakes tooo. It's just coffee and soft drinks though.

Thinking... thinking...


You'd think there'd be more tea places in the capital of SCOTLAND. How rubbish...

thinking... thinking... thinking...

Okay, my best guess would be SPOON: address: 15 Blackfriars St

Still, it's quite modern and not so hippie. Rubbish Edinburgh!
btiddles:
i'm liking the midori love here and the fact you actually managed to find some.

i want to go on a plane.
dead_pixel:


lulz
itachi:
Why a banjo?

And however did you draw that picture with your hectic schedule?
barny:
haha
all hail happy kimono girl biggrin
i love her
btiddles:
whatcho doin comin to edinburgh and no tellin me? did i not tell you there was a blair tax for entry to the city?

also, there is 300,000 Ugandan Dollars waiting to be transfered into your account. i have your monies.