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RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - RJNorton - 10-14-2014 04:27 AM
Don't miss Part 9 here.
You get to see Dave try something for the very first time. Hint: this lady would have watched the video "with interest."
![[Image: lucy-hayes.jpg]](http://www.nndb.com/people/247/000127863/lucy-hayes.jpg)
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - HerbS - 10-14-2014 06:40 AM
Asia Booth?-Herb Swingle
Henrietta Irving?-Herb Swingle
Laurie Verge?-Herb Swingle
BettyO?-Herb Swingle
Julia Grant?-Herb Swingle
Kate Larson?-Herb Swingle
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - RJNorton - 10-14-2014 06:51 AM
Hi Herb. It's Lucy Hayes.
P.S. Dave's facial expressions as he tastes what Rick gave him are priceless.
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - BettyO - 10-14-2014 07:08 AM
Ah....good ol' "Lemonade Lucy!"
I have to agree with Dave; never liked the taste of it myself!
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - HerbS - 10-14-2014 07:34 AM
All my Dr.lets me drink now, is ice-water-no alcohol or carbonated drinks.No fatty foods-I have lost 75lbs-207lbs-now.I will take life instead of the alternative.
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - BettyO - 10-14-2014 07:43 AM
Quote:All my Dr.lets me drink now, is ice-water-no alcohol or carbonated drinks.No fatty foods-I have lost 75lbs-207lbs-now.I will take life instead of the alternative.
Great for you, Herb! Keep at it!
In the past year, I've lost over 65 lbs and I want to lose another 25 lbs. I have more energy, my blood pressure is down (as long as I'm NOT at work!
) and I feel overall much better....I too am not ready for a "dirt nap" quite yet....
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - HerbS - 10-14-2014 12:14 PM
Amen to BettyO!-Am I gllad I am retired.-Herb
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - Rick Smith - 10-14-2014 12:22 PM
(10-14-2014 06:51 AM)RJNorton Wrote: Hi Herb. It's Lucy Hayes.
P.S. Dave's facial expressions as he tastes what Rick gave him are priceless.
Dave had the look of the un-initiated after that first sip. I would imagine that Booth's expression on tasting his first draught of whiskey{at Surratt's then later in the woods} was one of sweet pleasure.
I've got to see if Dave will agree to remove the blue ribbon from his lapel and re-shoot that scene while employing the proper expression afterwards. "Ah. The pause that refreshes."
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - BettyO - 10-14-2014 12:43 PM
I can't drink wine without making a grimace! Somehow it always reminds me of a horrid cherry cough medicine that I was given as a child.... I also hate beer! Just never liked the alcohol taste nor smell....
I must admit though, that I love champagne and I also like hard cider....but only in moderation.
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - J. Beckert - 10-14-2014 01:24 PM
(10-14-2014 12:22 PM)Rick Smith Wrote:(10-14-2014 06:51 AM)RJNorton Wrote: Hi Herb. It's Lucy Hayes.
P.S. Dave's facial expressions as he tastes what Rick gave him are priceless.
Dave had the look of the un-initiated after that first sip. I would imagine that Booth's expression on tasting his first draught of whiskey{at Surratt's then later in the woods} was one of sweet pleasure.
I've got to see if Dave will agree to remove the blue ribbon from his lapel and re-shoot that scene while employing the proper expression afterwards. "Ah. The pause that refreshes."
He may need some instruction and a live demonstration, Rick. I think we have some work to do, Son...
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - Rick Smith - 10-14-2014 01:52 PM
(10-14-2014 01:24 PM)J. Beckert Wrote:(10-14-2014 12:22 PM)Rick Smith Wrote:(10-14-2014 06:51 AM)RJNorton Wrote: Hi Herb. It's Lucy Hayes.
P.S. Dave's facial expressions as he tastes what Rick gave him are priceless.
Dave had the look of the un-initiated after that first sip. I would imagine that Booth's expression on tasting his first draught of whiskey{at Surratt's then later in the woods} was one of sweet pleasure.
I've got to see if Dave will agree to remove the blue ribbon from his lapel and re-shoot that scene while employing the proper expression afterwards. "Ah. The pause that refreshes."
He may need some instruction and a live demonstration, Rick. I think we have some work to do, Son...
I do believe the live demonstration is well within the scope of our questionable abilities, son. Perhaps we should indulge in some practice time before hand. It would be the best thing, I believe.
I do so disapprove of not being prepared for any endeavor.
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - J. Beckert - 10-14-2014 03:11 PM
I concur, son. We'll meet up at Dave's house. I'll bring the cuspidor, you bring the cigars.
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - Rick Smith - 10-14-2014 03:26 PM
(10-14-2014 03:11 PM)J. Beckert Wrote: I concur, son. We'll meet up at Dave's house. I'll bring the cuspidor, you bring the cigars.
Sounds good. See you there.
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - L Verge - 10-14-2014 03:31 PM
Dave,
Sounds to me like you better find yourself another pine thicket and hide from the forces of evil who are set upon bringing ruin and shame to you. I don't even want to think what the combination of unreconstructed Confederate and vile Yankee might do...
Yankee - forget the cuspidor. A Maxwell House coffee can works just fine down South.
RE: Dave Taylor's Great Adventure - Rick Smith - 10-14-2014 03:41 PM
(10-14-2014 03:26 PM)Rick Smith Wrote:(10-14-2014 03:11 PM)J. Beckert Wrote: I concur, son. We'll meet up at Dave's house. I'll bring the cuspidor, you bring the cigars.
Sounds good. See you there.
(10-14-2014 03:31 PM)L Verge Wrote: Dave,
Sounds to me like you better find yourself another pine thicket and hide from the forces of evil who are set upon bringing ruin and shame to you. I don't even want to think what the combination of unreconstructed Confederate and vile Yankee might do...
Yankee - forget the cuspidor. A Maxwell House coffee can works just fine down South.
I think she just called you out, son.