Family game night
Gets way too competitive
When we play for beer.
Written by Captain Hops.
Thing of the day: Family Game Night Book and Game Set, Four Great Games In One (Clue Sorry, Scrabble, and Yahtzee)
Family game night
Gets way too competitive
When we play for beer.
Written by Captain Hops.
Thing of the day: Family Game Night Book and Game Set, Four Great Games In One (Clue Sorry, Scrabble, and Yahtzee)
Stopping for a beer
Amid mad preparation
I have to marvel

Photo and haiku by Captain Hops.
References: It’s Thanksgiving day in the US and that means enjoying family and food… and all the liquid refreshment that allows that to happen. I know I have a lot to be thankful for when I am staring at a 20 pound turkey completely wrapped in bacon and ready to go into the oven. I will try to take an “after” picture when it is finished cooking, but in my house something like this doesn’t usually sit around long enough to do that.
Happy Thanksgiving!
With my family
Enjoying a lazy day
Oh no the keg blew!
Written by Glyn and Mary.
Thing of the day: Tiki Bar with Three Stools
Beer, food, and football
Surrounded by family
Watching commercials
Written by Captain Hops.
Thing of the Day: Football Food
Three generations
Good at trash talk and drinking
Bad at throwing strikes
Written by Captain Hops.
Thing of the Day: Brew Crew Bowling Shirt Black & White Classic
After the cleaning
Curled up on my comfy chair
With Westmalle Tripel
Written by Captain Hops.
References: Westmalle Tripel
Thing of the Day: Set of 4 Westmalle Beer Glasses Trappist Trappistenbier
Woke up in a sweat.
Hangover and a black eye.
Christmas with brothers.
Written by Captain Hops.
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Thing of the Day: Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell
All together now
The family is abuzz
With good food and beer

Written by Captain Hops.
References: Happy Thanksgiving!
Technorati Tags: beer, haiku, Thanksgiving
Out in the open
young adults appreciate
and learn to respect
Written by Captain Hops.
References: It’s pretty obvious as demonstrated by every other civilized country in the world that people have a greater respect and appreciation for alcohol and are less likely to abuse it when they learn to enjoy it in a safe, responsible, and nurturing environment with their families. There is a movement afoot to begin debate on returning personal responsibility and sensible drinking laws to the national landscape. Organizations have formed to shed some refreshing light on the misleading, misused, and outright wrong statistics bandied about to support the neoprohibitionist movement. Educate yourself and choose responsibility.
Thing of the Day: Rick Steves’ Europe Through the Back Door 2007: The Travel Skills Handbook
Where was your first beer?
shared at a family meal
or hidden away
Written by Captain Hops.