Miss me? First and foremost, I must apologize to my recent inconsistency of posts and … well, lack of posts. The truth is that I am in transition. And quite honestly, I might be destined for a life of continuous transition. I often tell people that I am a gypsy. Why? I can survive and […]
My sister and I are polar opposites. My mother used to call us Yin and Yang. She thought that we each had a little bit of the other in each of us. She also said that our extreme personalities balanced each other out. _ She is an extreme introvert. I am an extreme extrovert. She […]
Tomorrow is Valentines Day, one of the most useless and overrated holidays that plagues society every year (in MY personal opinion). But then again, I am anti most holidays. Not too mention, I loathe romance. And the color pink. If you decide that you must partake in this “unimaginative, consumerist-oriented and entirely arbitrary, manipulative & […]
For shits and giggles, I decided to compile a list of my personal favorite quotes relating to beer! Cheers! “Beer deserves to be treated as a civilized drink; it may even have been the cause of civilization.” -Michael Jackson, The Beer Hunter “I’ve said it before and no doubt I’ll say it again: Beer is […]
Exactly one year ago today, (February 7, 2008) … The Beer Wench blog was born. More than just the blog was created on that most infamous date. The Beer Wench is more than just a blog about beer. It is my identity, my personality and my brand. The Beer Wench is not my alter ego. […]
True story: France isn’t really known for its beer. Gourmet cuisine? Yes. World-class wines? Yes. Art? Yes. Architecture? Yes. History? Yes. Beer? NO. However, Flanders IS known for beer. Not quite a country, Flanders is a geographical region consisting of parts of Belgium, France & the Netherlands. Today, the French region of Flanders lies in […]
Although I am completely obsessed with college athletics, I rarely ever get excited about professional sports. My bias most likely stems from personal experience competing in two different NCAA Division I sports. To me, amateur athletics retain a certain pureness that professional sports lack (feel free to fight me on this all you want). Regardless […]