One final note

[maderr]

I have drunk entirely too much amaretto tonight. People complain its too sweet, but it’s never bothered me. I love the stuff. I most often tend to drink it neat. Occasionally I make a sour, or dump it in my coffee.

I’ve had a fair bit tonight. Given I have to be at work an hour early tomorrow, this was likely unwise.

Ah, well. I call myself after the stuff for a reason ^__^ If someone ever gives me amaretto-hazelnut-chocolate coffee, I likely will propose marriage. If drinking such an overkill combination does not kill me first.

Now to go read more about Jamie Fraser. He’s way more a hardass in the Lord John books. He’s totally a woobie in Outlander, right now. I cannot reconcile the two impressions.

To bed, now. Good night, and have a happy Friday, all.

Comments

[nikerymis.livejournal.com]

::giggles:: You know... you could probably find flavored of each of those coffees and mix them together. I've done that with great success for french vanilla and some chocolate stuff I had. ^__^

[maderr.livejournal.com]

Between coffees and creamers, I probably could. But I seriously think it would kill me. At that point, could you really seperate all the flavors?

[nikerymis.livejournal.com]

I don't know, it worked pretty well with my combination. ^__^ Maybe adding three would make it a little overwhelming though.

[hayama-sb.livejournal.com]

I guess I need to figure out how to mix flavors for a coffee, then. ;)

[broken-moons.livejournal.com]

I still need to try Amaretto. It sounds like something I might enjoy. So far the only drink I can stomach is Limoncello.

Also, Lord John!Jamie is older than Outlander!Jamie. Especially if you're in the first book, now. I shouldn't give away plot (though if you've read much of Lord John with Jamie in it, you're bound to know some of it) but Jamie matures a lot in the course of the series.

Woobie, haha. Yes, he was a total woobie in the first book. I just didn't know the word back when I read it. :D