Cisse

The idea that having loads of money and adoring fans means that you're unlikely or less likely to suffer from depression is part of a wider problem, although I must admit that even I'm sometimes led to think, "Oh, poor guy, he must be so unhappy in his massive mansion and model girlfriend". It's really terrible of me to think that. 
A year or so ago I dated a girl who flat-out denied that depression even existed, and that people "just feeling sad" should pull their socks up and get themselves sorted out. No amount of arguing or pointing to solid evidence would convince her otherwise -- she just saw my condition as a moral failing on my part, and that's what people who are lucky enough not to suffer from it need to be encouraged to realise. I wasn't so upset when that relationship ended! 

It's a big problem at least here in Finland that media keeps doing bits about celebrities who are "depressed" but after a week vacation in France or Spain they are fine. The people who have the disease called depression however have no hope of getting better like that. Those who are lucky enough not to know the difference seem very eager to make judgements on the matter though. And it ain't helping anybody. Collymore was just one of the many victims in that category.

It's a big problem at least here in Finland that media keeps doing bits about celebrities who are "depressed" but after a week vacation in France or Spain they are fine. The people who have the disease called depression however have no hope of getting better like that. Those who are lucky enough not to know the difference seem very eager to make judgements on the matter though. And it ain't helping anybody. Collymore was just one of the many victims in that category.

Hobgoblin Legendary Ruby Beer.

Not sublime, but very nice. More of a black IPA than an imperial stout.

Visited a watch store yesterday while I was waiting for my friend and tried this one. The price here is reasonable. Now I just need a new job.
http://www.chrono24.com/en/carlfbucherer/patravi-t-graph--id3885002.htm
 
 
 

Chimay Blue 2015.

Founders Dirty *******. Nice. Would be even better with some hard salty old cheese.

40 different beers so far in 41 days.....not bad going.

Marlborough produces world class Sauvignon Blancs. Cloudy Bay and Villa Maria are out of this world.

Marlborough produces world class Sauvignon Blancs. Cloudy Bay and Villa Maria are out of this world.

Went to the beer festival today in Asheville I mentioned and had a great time.Tried several different beers I had never had before and for the most part all were pretty solid.My favourites were:
Wesser Evil Porter(Lazy Hiker Brewing)-Very nice porter.
Belgian Tripel(Boojum Brewery)-Very good and strong.
Oyster House Ole Dirty Blonde(Oyster House Brewing)-Very solid.
And yes @reveldevil had a Pig Pounder Extra Special Pig,pretty good I must say.

I have set myself a challenge for 2016. A New Years resolution. 
I am going to drink more different beers this year than there are days in the year.. So far I have tried 32 different ones so I am slightly behind but I have the Super Bowl to bump up that total for me on Sunday! I will keep you up to date with my progress. 

Thanks for your helpful advice

You have very epensive taste my friend.

Reminds me of the PP Perpetual Calandar Moonphase. Very nice. 

The top one is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen!

They will do small discounts if pressed

Some beautiful watches to come out of SIHH this year. Just a few of my favourites:

I know, thank me in beer some other time 

http://watchesofdistinction.com
Hampshire though Cisse

Oh my knowledge about wrissausageches isn't anywhere near to the level required to make it a career. But watches are a nice hobby that can give you a life time of learning of history of handcrafts and beauty.

Going to this next Saturday, looking forward to it: http://www.ashevillebeerfest.com/
 
Tonight will be enjoying some Affligem Tripel.