We got a really nice card from Bär, Sandy's office assistant who has been handling the correspondence while Sandy has been traveling in England.
Bär writes that a group of bears is called a sloth or sleuth; we didn't know that? That seems beary appropriate for Sherlock Sandy, but we thought a group of bears was called A-superiorly-intelligent-group-of-managers-who-take-care-of-human-seKretaries-because-those-seKretaries-can-barely-get-by-on-their-own. True, is is a bit of a long name, but it does nicely summarize the truth of the matter... Maybe our suggestion should be the official name for a group of stuffies; what do you think?
Our human seKretaries did want to share a beary refreshing summer drink with our readers; they won't allow us to taste it, but say it is really yummy.
Amazingly Simple Mojitos
1 6-ounce can frozen limeade concentrate
6 ounces of water
6-8 1.5 fluid ounce jiggers of rum
1/2 cup fresh mint leaves
1 tray (more or less) of ice cubes
Place the limeade concentrate, water, rum, mint and ice cubes into the container of a blender. If your blender is small, you can half the recipe. Cover and pulse to start, then blend until smooth. Pour into glasses; if thick, you may need to enjoy it with a spoon.
Those sound amazing. We have fresh mint in the garden
ReplyDeleteBär - Mmmm... recipe sounds good... and I like the name for a group of bears too!
ReplyDeleteThe seKretaries say "delishious!"
DeleteThe recipe sounds good!
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