Champagne I Wanna Go To Hawaii Rar
Oleta Blaylock
Omg, I love this post. As a newly single lady, I totally agree. I am excited to celebrate Vday by loving my life and loving my friends and family! And I LOVE champagne, so I will probably be making these cupcakes. Thank you.
You are such a gem, my dear. I always loathe V-day for the same reason that all single people do, but it sounds like so much more fun to celebrate our single-ness instead. Any excuse to drink/eat champagne is a good one, really. ?
These look amazing! There is something so elegant about champagne in anything. I do have a Valentine, but we are more on the other end of the spectrum. But maybe bourbon shots instead of tequila and no tattoos.
Amazing and had instant results on a silver New Years salt and pepper shaker that looks like an ice bucket with champagne bottle in it. Its gorgeous once again!! Thank you and Happy New Year!!
Joyce
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$12.99 is a tad expensive for alt-beer.
And as far as alt-champagne goes, a 32oz. plastic bottle of Canada Dry Ginger Ale can easily suffice.
These Dry January beverage substitutes are far more costly than their alcohol-infused counterparts.
My daughter used to eat Cocoa Puffs as an evening snack but we have put an end to this non-nutritional and sugar-laden pastime.
She now gets a $1.79 block of tofu to pacify her evening munchies and has given up on late night snacking altogether.