Having a Girls Weekend...

For those of you who really know me, you know that every year in September, I have a Girls Weekend at the cottage with some of my friends. It's an event we forward to every year. It's an opportunity to just hang with your chicks, let loose, bitch, cry and yes, we do drink. We can be anything we want to be on this weekend without being judged by others. We can swear like a sailor, piss in the woods and yes an occasional toot or belch might slip out... we are only human after all. But it's all in fun. And of course, every year brings a new "Signature Margarita", jello shots and other various forms of alcohol. Alcohol is one thing we do not run low on at this yearly events. This years' signature margarita was a Blue Margarita that seemd to go down pretty smooth for most of the girls. Served frozen in our giant margarita classes, it's cool and refreshing on a warm late summer day. But just because it's blue doesn't mean it doesn't have a kick! And then of course there was the new shot this year... a blonde bitch. What is a blonde bitch you might ask? No, it isn't your ex-girlfriend.. it's a wonderful refreshing shot that makes you think you are on a tropical island. It has coconut rum, a splash of vodka and pineapple juice and man is it yummy! I highly recommend that everyone try it. I'll pass however on trying another Red Headed Slut... that one really wasn't very good! So another annual Girls Weekend is over and I'll begin the task of collecting digital photos for our annual DVD of the weekends' events and of course the annual desk calendar that all the girls will receive at Christmas. It won't be long before we'll set the date for Girls Weekend 2010 and hope that all the participants can make it next year. Until we chat again... be safe, be happy and remember to be kind to each other. Consultry Cheryl

Someone must need advice....

Hello friends,

it's been months and I mean months since I've posted anything on this blog. I guess I dropped out of the blog world due to Facebook and the fact that nobody was asking my advice. Now I'm not trying to toot my own horn here but I've been told by many that I am a great listener and problem solver and that I actually missed my calling and should have been a therapist or social worker. Now of course at my age I can even fathom the idea of going back to school to pursue a professional certificate in either of these areas but I can offer free advice to those who ask in this blog. So ask away I say... go ahead. You can make it an anonymous question if you want. Who knows, maybe, just maybe I can help solve a problem for you!