August 2006 Weddings
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***Sibil***
Thank you!! 
Sorry you had to buy for me again, lol, but I appreciate all of the Japanese stuff (remember I'm the crazy asian stalker, so it works 
). I giggled at the fan being made in China. I wonder what percentage of the world's factories are located in there...
Anyway, I'd have to say my favorite is the constitution graphic novel, and DH has enjoyed the poppycock!
Re: ***Sibil***
I hope you realize that the stuff in the bottle is sake. ?I kind of scrambled to rearrange what I was sending when I realized it was you again. ?I ate all the fun snacks myself
?But I figured you'd still appreciate sake.
Honestly, the poppycock was to fill up the box. ?I didn't have any packing material, so that worked instead. ?I'm glad he liked it. ?I've never had it before. ?Besides, poppycock is oddly appropriate for election season
Yeah, the Japanese fans made in China. ?I was wondering if you'd notice that. ?It totally amused me.
I figured the poppycock was for the political theme.
And yes, DH told me the bottle held sake. I probably would have been clueless along, though, lol. In fact, I gave up after 10 seconds of trying to remove the cork, but DH was curious. Is it more on the sweet side or bitter?
Oh, and I'm going to keep 'Goodnight, Bush' as an example of liberal propaganda to show my children some day.
I haven't tried that particular sake, so I can't tell you what it tastes like. ?I bought it for the bottle. ?Sake isn't normally bitter, but it's still not something everyone likes. ?Some are sweet, some aren't.
?You could pass along goodnight bush to someone who will actually appreciate it
?I almost sent it to H instead, once I found out who I drew, but I didn't think that would be appropriate either.. At least ,not until Jan 20?