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The Year in Review - Wilma's Wine World

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An insider's look at "wine country" life, by Kim Stare Wallace. The Year in Review. If someone had told me five years ago that The Husband and I would switch places and I would become President of the winery, I would have said "No way". Who on earth would want that. It's tons of work, it's tremendously stressful, and it's a completely thankless job. Forget it, it's not worth it. And you know what? So, as we end the year 2012 together, the year of our 40. Thank you for your support, loyalty, and friendship.

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The Art of Thank You's - Wilma's Wine World

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An insider's look at "wine country" life, by Kim Stare Wallace. The Art of Thank You's. I have written thousands, if not tens of thousands of thank you cards over the years - to wine stores, to restaurants, to distributors, you name it. I just got done with another couple of dozen on my last airplane headed home. It's a lost art form that I've always felt personalizes my interactions with our customers and one that I hope sticks. Out in the recipient's mind. But does it really? On May 7, 2013 12:40 PM.

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El pasado y el futuro se funden asombrosamente en Estambul | De fin de semana - Viajes

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Tanausú de la Fe. De fin de semana – Viajes. Porque los mejores viajes son de fin de semana. Noviembre 9, 2009. El pasado y el futuro se funden asombrosamente en Estambul. Posted by defindesemana under Bosforo. Iglesia Museo de Santa Sofía. Fte: Islamic Arquitecture. Muy pocas ciudades quedan ya en el mundo tan exóticas como Estambul. Sólo basta con pasear por sus c. Alles, perderse por los abarrotados caminos del Gran Bazar, o con penetrar en el sobrecogedor recinto de Santa Sofía. Los Hamam tenían una ...

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Holiday Recipes - Wilma's Wine World

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An insider's look at "wine country" life, by Kim Stare Wallace. This is one of my favorite times of year. There's a chill in the air and everyone seems to be in a festive mood. even if they might. Feel a bit stressed about the holidays. Another reason I love this time of year is all the goodies that we get to eat! Family recipes, especially, are important as they carry on the tradition and legacy from generation to generation. I definitely have my own which I've shared in the past. This time, I. Wanted: ...

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The Unglamorous Side of the Wine Business - Wilma's Wine World

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An insider's look at "wine country" life, by Kim Stare Wallace. The Unglamorous Side of the Wine Business. Contrary to popular belief, it's not all roses and daisies working in the wine industry. In fact, this business can humble you in ways you never thought possible. And I don't mean humble in a bad way. I just mean bring you back down to earth. Sort of like a reality check. Recently, I had one such occasion to be reminded of just how challenging and competitive the wine sales world is. A few people ra...

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Feeling Thankful - Wilma's Wine World

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An insider's look at "wine country" life, by Kim Stare Wallace. So when it was brought to my attention that the legendary James Laube, Senior Editor of Wine Spectator, mentioned my name in a December 15 article on the Class of '72, my heart burst with pride. It was just six years ago that I sat down with him to share my vision for our family winery. Wow Now, he's acknowledged the work we've done by actually including Dry Creek Vineyard in his story- the only winery from Sonoma County. November 20, 2012 1...

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Overseas Travels – Life in Transition

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Musings from a girl living in the sunny island of Singapore. Read it bottom up! Click on the various thumbnails to bring you to the respective Flickr albums for more pictures🙂. 15-23rd Dec 2015: London, United Kingdom. 29th Nov-15th Dec: Paris, France. For COP21. Mostly in the Le Bourget area. On the 1st weekend I did go down south of France to visit my aunt. 18-20th Nov: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Work trip. Some sight-seeing. 21-23rd Oct: Batam, Indonesia. 11-13th Sep: Kuala Lumpur Selangor Malaysia.

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Sultanahmet-Old City travel guide - Wikitravel

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Wikitravel has been upgraded! Learn about the new features and how you can help. The Old City of Istanbul. Historical Peninsula , and Walled City respectively) is the oldest part of Istanbul, and the location of most of its historical sights. Topkapı Palace as seen from across Bosphorus. Istanbul, or Byzantium. As it was called then, was first settled by Greek colonists from Megara. In 667 BC. They founded their city at Seraglio Point ( Sarayburnu. Being one of the most central parts of the city, getting...

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Islam – The Clear-Thinking Christian

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Encouraging Christians to think clearly and rationally about their beliefs. February 6, 2016. Four Quick Tips on Conversing with Muslims. Many times, when fellow Christians hear of my apologetic and evangelistic focus on Muslims, they are simply aghast. I wouldn’t even know how to talk to a Muslim! They say. Weren’t you scared? Ask others. How did you know what to say? Men to be saved (1 Tim 2:4) and come to a knowledge of God. We are also clearly instructed by Jesus Himself to love our enemies, and ...