BeerBorg t-shirts for gals??? :)

[evily]

Alright, I keep getting emails about these awesome BeerBorg shirts, but when I go to look at them, they're only available in mens' sizing. Hmph. I don't want to wear a boxy man's shirt! I want something that shows off my curves!

Okay, enough ranting. I just needed an excuse to post here again, since it's been sooooo long since I last checked in here. I am a sad excuse for a Borg member. Please accept my apologies!

How is everyone doing??? Whats brewing? I must admit, I have not been doing much brewing lately, though I am still doing plenty beer tasting. I recently took an awesome new position at work that requires a lot of international travel, so I just haven't had much time for brewing. But I have been able to sample beer in Germany, France and China. And Pennsylanvia.

I miss you guys and gals a lot! I don't feel worthy to be here, given my lack of brewing, but I think about you all a lot! I hope everyone is doing well.

[LouieMacGoo]

You are always welcome here and we would love to hear about all your Beer related travels.

[JimH]

Welcome back! We would love to hear about your international beer experience!

[mashani]

Always good to see you here Evily.

[Dawg LB Steve]

Welcome back, would love to hear of international beer travels!

[FedoraDave]

No need to apologize. Life often gets in the way, and we've got more than one Borg member whose brewing activities have been on hiatus for one reason or another.

You really must post more often, though, even if you're not brewing anything. We miss you when you're not around. And we'd love to hear stories about your international beer-tasting adventures.

[Inkleg]

Friends are always welcome back no matter where life has detoured them. Great to see you and glad everything is well. How are the kitties?

[Beer-lord]

You call international travel a job?
Good to hear from you.
Get some shirts and wear them in Europe then come home and brew some good beer.

[John Sand]

Beer travel? Do you need a driver/navigator/body guard? I work for beer.

[RickBeer]

Yeah, it's tough visiting all those countries... Actually, as one that often travels, it does get monotonous, and taking in the sights is often difficult (my travel is all US-based though).

For a while we had no female representation, then Alb popped back in, now you. Brewbirds is no where to be found.

[FedoraDave]

For a while we had no female representation, then Alb popped back in, now you. Brewbirds is no where to be found.

Anyone know what happened to alb1? She posted a couple of times, and then sort of disappeared. Too bad, I really liked her.

[John Sand]

She was deactivated. Or maybe she only comes out to fight injustice, and bad beer.

[evily]

It's good to know I'm still welcome here.

The traveling isn't as glamourous as it sounds. It's actually really exhausting. But my company is dealing with a down market by restricting travel, so that is actually a good thing for me. Where I would normally have to travel to China 3-4 times per year, this year I will probably only go twice.

The beer in China is "meh". Tastes like BMC stuff. The craft beer market hasn't really taken off there, but I'm sure it's just a matter of time. However they LOVE wine, and are the largest consumer of red wine in the world. So I had some pretty good wine there. I also tried baijiu, which is a distilled spirit, about 50% ABV. The Chinese like to play drinking games with it. It'll really put hair on your chest, if you're into that sort of thing.

Next time I go to China, I will have to teach my colleagues there how to brew so they can have good beer ready for me on future visits.

[evily]

How are the kitties?

The kitties are doing well! Always up to no good, of course, but if they stopped getting into trouble, I'd be worried.

[FedoraDave]

I just want you to know that the BeerBorg tee shirt actually does show off my curves. Unfortunately, my curves are all around my midsection.