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Henc Evayi akanjin hasav vor HyeForum Vegas trip enq kazmakerpum, vraz paxav.. vor asumey shuxurr mi areq.. ov cher vaxena..esqan shat hogov, utogh, xmogh. Mer pez huyr ov kuzi. Eva jan..menq kez shat enq hargum u sirum. Aranc Konfetka inch HyeForum. Lrriv ham@ hot@ k@kori. De het ari zruycenq. U hishumes, durs eynq etalu mi kusht por hac uteynq vor chaghananq... xo ches morracel.?

This line sounds like it could have come straight out of a mob movie... like Casino or Goodfellas or something.

Lol. Merra. Mibanic het manciq. Vonts klini. Che jan. We have no interest in the world. We will settle for Armenia. Menq orinak enq tsarrayum urishnerin. we have differnet ideas about Armenia and the politics in motion right now but we can all get together, eat drink and have fun. And be friends

Same here Anoushik jan- no change in schedule. And the alternate time frame works for me as well. Will check with Ani and text you. :-)

Tesnumeq, sireliner, mi hogiel avelacav im imacac txur aghcjikneri sharqin! Ba.....

MosJan, ye kez lrriv haskaca.

Ash, menak im masin cher. Aveli jisht, hatuk im masin cher comment@s. Yuraqanchur mard kara @ntri urax linel kam voch. So it's a choice. Arrandznacrelov indz, kasem vor shat pajarner kan urax lienlu. Bayc urax chem. Yerevi ugheghi het kapvac problema . Qich vat@ shat lavin hesht pakuma. Da e problem@. Lav katak@ den.... Anyways, happiness is way too overrated!

Ughigh imastov...."urax linel".

De shunchs pahats spasumem. Inche irenc gaxtniq@?

Yes gone mi hat (vorpes orinak) urax aghchik chigitem.

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Asumen "herrtova, zorrov chi": Orinak- ---- Yete ancyalum yes em lacel, nerkayum du klaces. Such is life.

Eva jan, yo made my day with your post. I cannot stop grinning! And there is a reason that chocolate has that effect on you but not on Qerri!

I have a question. I want to know what efforts they will be taking to stop the traffiking of women and children to Dubai, Europe, etc... What kind of intervention can we expect from them? Armenia is a small country. They should step in and at least protect the children.

Can anyone uess wic letter on my keyboard is stuck / not workin? lol

Asa eli asa Azat jan. She rolls her eyes at my dark chocolate obsession and she wont drink with us. Thouh about 7 yrs ao..when we were quite underae, Ani , my sis and I drank a bottle and half of tequila. We have it on video. Then she went and ot married and lost all taste and zest for life. Ehhh the ood old days!

Ash jan, jishtes. Tghamardik irenc andznakan kyankic chen xosum ayl xosumen urishneri private gorcerits. Gitem, gitem.. shat kichernen (parapner@n en) aytpes. Bayc izur chen asel vor tghamardu bambasanq@ aghjka tun yev YEKEGHECI k@kandi.

thks Harut. I did search but I never do find anything when I search. can u combine? I will edit. thanks again.

Matching Wine with Food By Harvey Steiman, Wine Spectator editor at large ............. The old rule about white wine with fish and red wine with meat made perfect sense in the days when white wines were light and fruity and red wines were tannic and weighty. But today, when most California Chardonnays are heavier and fuller-bodied than most California Pinot Noirs and even some Cabernets, color coding does not always work. Red wines as a category are distinct from whites in two main ways: tannins--many red wines have them, few white wines do--and flavors. White and red wines share many common flavors; both can be spicy, buttery, leathery, earthy or floral. But the apple, pear and citrus flavors in many white wines seldom show up in reds, and the currant, cherry and stone fruit flavors of red grapes usually do not appear in whites. In the wine-and-food matching game, these flavor differences come under the heading of subtleties. You can make better wine choices by focusing on a wine's size and weight. Like human beings, wines come in all dimensions. To match them with food, it's useful to know where they fit in a spectrum, with the lightest wines at one end and fuller-bodied wines toward the other end. ................... http://www.winespectator.com/Wine/Wine_Bas...1199,17,00.html

She reminds me of me at her age. I think I wrote those same words at around the same age.

And I like this very much. Fairly priced and sometimes available at BevMo. Conn Creek Cabarnet (Napa )

Lol. No she wasn't rich. We just had occasion to celebrate! But I like your brand of humor!

Me first. I recently had the following fine. It was amazing and for a very special occasion. But it wouldn't be bad to enjoy a glass or two once in a while. It was rich and very decadent. And I tasted the berry flavor (cherries to be exact). I'm learning. Yayyyy! It's Opus One (2001) from Napa Valley.

Could not find a thread specifically dedicated to wine and all things associated with it. So let's put our heads together and come up with our favorites, the food we enjoy with them and keep each other updated on new and exciting finds! I love wine, but I am a novice and have much to learn to fully appreciate and recognize a good one. I know what tastes good and what I like. But it's kind of hard to pick new stuff I like so I keep on staying on the safe side and buying the same stuff. So please share and educate. (Hello Azat! Where is our favorite wine connoisseur?)

Lol.