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Hey Nancy,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my Hot Garlic blog! If you are like me, you live for comments, so I really appreciate it. Let me know how it goes if you make it! I haven't visited your other blogs, but it looks like you might be a wine expert. Is that right? You could probably teach me a thing or two! I don't drink so I don't know much about it, but I absolutely love to cook with it!
Thanks again,
Natalie
PS -Your blossom pics are GORGEOUS! I am really missing spring up there! I am American, just living in Sydney at the moment.
Thank you, and I am so pleased you like my photos. I am a complete amateur in photography (thank heaven for digital cameras, at least you don't waste film), and pretty much an amateur in wine, too. And I cook with it myself. You must have access to some nice wines in beautiful Sydney ....
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