I have entered scary new territory.
Over the last week—for whatever reason—three of my remaining
stemless wine glasses have broken. One simply
shattered when I attempted to lift it (while empty) from the sink by the brim.
The loss of my glasses has actually created something along the
lines of a full-blown “Scotch Emergency.” I wrote about these in a 2014 blog. Below is a quick recap of my levels of Scotch
notifications:
Scotch Alert: Less than a half-bottle remaining. Notes are written to remind me to purchase a
bottle on my next trip to town.
Scotch Warning: Maybe only two glasses of Scotch
remaining. I might need to make trip to
town for the express reason of running into the liquor store. I may call my brother-in-law to see if he has
Scotch in the event I cannot re-supply due to liquor store closure.
Scotch Emergency: Holy hell!
I am out of Scotch! How did this
happen?
My problem now? I like my
Scotch in a stemless wine glass. As of
this morning, I now have only one stemless wine glass remaining. If someone were to stop by for a sip, either I
or they would be required to drink from the next best thing. For all practical purposes, the next best
thing is a red solo cup.
I will be heading to town to purchase glasses sometime after first
light.
—Mitchell Hegman
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