From "Venus in the Kitchen: Or Love's Cookery Book," by Norman Douglas (1952, republished 2002): Fillets of sole à la pompadour; frogs' legs; oysters in champagne; caviare omelette; artichokes with eggs; "an after-love drink".
Naomi loves Riki and she loves drink and sometimes she will drink herself into the consistency of a wad of used gum.
"I notice people love drinking... and will drink despite the bombing".
And then combined with champagne and how much artists love to drink — drinking their ideas and celebrating".
If you love to drink coffee with friend, drink!
"Maybe I write well about drinking because I love to drink," Ms. Leary says.
I loved it there, we picked apples and drank and made love and drank and smoked and laughed and swam and drank and in the afternoons while the girls sunbathed the boys would play football, and drink.
All my grandchildren love to drink water, juice or milk, and they drink a lot.
The drinking party comes to an unceremonious end as love of drink overpowers love of truth.
He didn't live in the sanitised world of perfect studio cookery; he was out and about, he loved his drink and he loved engaging with other people.
