Where the Wind Blows

I've Been Around

How many places have you lived? Where would you live if you could live anywhere? Our guest Sabra Ayres tells tales of her wanderlust from at a bar! (a first for us)  Make a Margarita sit back and get ready laugh!  Margarita 1 oz Cointreau  1 oz Lime juice 2 oz Tequila Rub the rim of the glass with the lime slice to make the salt stick to it. Shake the other ingredients with ice, then carefully pour into the glass (taking care not to dislodge any salt). Garnish and serve over ice.

Where the Wind Blows

Do you stay on topic? Do you always know your next move? We don't! Grab a tasty beverage, sip and try to keep up as we chat about things that make us hop topics! We are sipping a semi familiar recipe Avion Silver Tequila and pink grapefruit juice. Tequila and Pink Grapefruit As much Avion silver tequila as you like A splash of pink grapefruit juice Swirl and sip

Sister Wives

Outside of your family who do you consider your sister? You meet people throughout your life you consider family. Join us while we discuss the phenomenon of sister wives...by our definition. Grab Some Casa Noble Tequila and San Pelligrino Grapefruit- It's fresh and so are we! Let's sip and chat!  Tequila and Sparkling Pink Grapefruit  Pour as much Casa Noble tequila as you like into a glass over ice add some San Pelligrino Pink Grapefruit Sip and Enjoy!

Adult Friendship

When do you stop making new friends? Can you ever have enough friends? Listen as we share our thoughts on making new friendships as an adult as we sip Ranch Water. Grab your favorite tequila, maybe a new friend and enjoy! Ranch Water Mi Campo Tequila Topo Chico Lime Pour as much Tequila as you like, add a splash of Topo Chico and a squeeze of lime!

Divorce Cooties

Is something "bugging" you? Did you know you could catch them? Giggle along with us as we discuss one of the realities of divorce as we sip Cabernet. We invite you, no conditions attached, to grab whatever you like to drink, listen and laugh, and learn what we learned after our marriages broke up in a fairly small town.