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Here in Florida we call Iced Tea "Cracker Table Wine" and of course
it has to be sweet enough that the spoon stands up by itself. At the
usual places I eat at the waitress knows he or hers tip is
proportionate to how long my glass stays empty.


On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 13:04:51 -0800, "Don Strevel" <dstrevel@cox.net>
wrote:

> Everytime I go out to eat I always drink iced tea. I drink a gallon or so
>a day here in the house. Water is great as well, but I love tea the most!!
>I think it's a "suthun thang". I love it with a slice of citrus fruit,
>sitting out on the patio, listen to the radio and just take a nap under the
>ceiling fan. When I wake up the very first thing I do is drink a large 32
>ounce glass of water with my meds. The actos goes down well, the blue pill
>gets stuck in my neck and I have a stiff neck all day. What a mess.
> To me, the best iced tea in town is at the Bellagio and Caesars. Maybe
>it's just my response to their restaurant atmosphere. Drinking a lot of
>fluids, sometimes to a seeming excess is important here in Vegas. We have a
>very dry arid hot desert atmosphere and you dehydrate quickly. I recommend
>freezing a large bottle of water and sipping it all day between large water
>fountain / iced tea stops.
> Yes, water is very important, and I try to drink a lot of it. Now, I
>gotta go pee, ...`scuse me.
>
>+++++++++++++++++++++++++
>Don Strevel in Las Vegas
>http://www.mysecretvegas.com
><klmouton@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Don:
>>
>> What's with the iced tea? I think it makes you a little too jumpy. Just
>> drink water from now on.
>>
>

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