This sounds and looks awesome. i need this because i hate the slight taste of soap when i refill my shampoo bottles with beer.

i like this drink. of course this beer keeping soap and suds out of your suds.It's times like this you wish there was a Nobel Prize for drink technology.

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When my youngest got her dveirr's license I wrote up a contract. In that contract, I put different things in that she had to agree to as a dveirr. (Don't drive if you're drinking, don't get in a car with any other dveirr who has drunk, for example, no more than 2 other people in the car). When I handed it to her, she wasn't that happy and replied, Who signs contracts? I told her she was soon becoming an adult, and contracts were a part of life (leases, mortgages, car payments, etc). I also pointed out that she would be driving my car, and I was the registered dveirr on the registration which meant I was responsible legally. At the end of the contract, I put: You can call me at anytime for any reason, and I will pick you up. There will be no questions, no lectures, no grounding, etc. .She saw that and signed it. I told her it was a contract between both of us, and I then signed it. It was her first contract and an important life lesson. Communication was and is a 2-way street with kids. My sister is a chaplain w/ the CA Highway Patrol and is part of a team who does doornotifications . (i.e. I'm sorry to inform you that your teenager has been killed in a car accident ). I don't know how she does it, but she has shared some harrowing stories. Even tho' my kids have heard these stories, I felt the contract was essential. And yes, my daughter never called me, but I still had ample car insurance including a $1 million umbrella on top of that (which is not that expensive). (I prepared for the worst, and prayed for the best.) I do have a couple memories of her coming home drunk and underage, where a non-drinking friend brought her home (Both my kids knew the importance of designated dveirrs ). I completely agree w/ Julie a drunk kid is so much better than a dead one. And the next mornings turned into REAL communication between the two of us. PS Now go get tomorrow, Anissa, (like you always do)

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