The year 2011 is swiftly coming to a close. What started as a dream for both me and Jonjie, where everything seemed to be going our way at every turn like we had an everful purse of rabbit’s feet with a +10 against evil, the latter half of the year has us dealing with a few curveballs and yearning for the mental renewal of New Year’s in a couple of weeks. So, it was nice to take some time for ourselves, get a break from the heartache and stress and remember why we are here in the first place. If the simple beauty of the wine country complete with early-blooming mustard, a sip of some of Napa’s finest in Cabernet Sauvignon (by Corison Winery) and dinner with great friends doesn’t provide the prescription for what ails you, then you’re possibly a Borg. See for yourself. In the meantime, we hope you have a wonderful Christmas holiday and a Happy New Year!
Hey, Ed!
Sadly, or maybe not, the only guarantee in life is change. You’re still my hero for taking the plunge and heading out there, although we miss you here in the ATL. Merry Christmas to you and Jonjie, and please tell her she looks great with long hair!
C.D.
Cecilia, you are absolutely right about change… and in most cases we grab onto it. We’ve had a real interesting journey and it’s only just beginning! I am no hero, but we miss all of you back in Atlanta and know that there is always an open invitation when you visit wine country… we’ll do our best to show you a good time.
Cheers and have a great holiday!
cheers. we’ll be raising a glass of Le Reve to you guys for New Years Eve. “May your only pain be champagne”
Jason, that sounds like a plan! Stopped by Dom. Carneros just last week and raised some Le Reve… Happy Holiday to you and the family… hope to see you again soon!