It's just as nice as you could imagine. My SO is a redhead.

Ditto

@Beowulfsfriend I would probably waste time just staring in disbelief. Like is this real?!

Try it you'll love it, It was the best thing about my B-t-h first wife

They say it's an acquired taste. I like it

Tasted it, hated it, can not even handle the smell.

Sounds good to me. I might take you up on that

But I kinda like the music.
Say the ladies are insane there,
But they sure know how to use it.

Not yet but I would like to.

Me neither, but I hear the ladies are insane there...

@Gwendolyn2018 When I was younger my dad once offered us a taste of his beer. Ugh, it was horrible and we vowed to never drink beer. Laugh was on us.

@Gwendolyn2018 So what kind of wine was this that was yucky?
When in Germany I joined a group of British soldiers in an historic pub in the old city. We played lots of drinking games most of which included dice. One game was one would roll three dice and the first one to roll a one would get to order a drink. The 2nd one would have to drink the drink and the third one to roll a one would have to pay for it. One drink we learned not to order was Ratziputz. Often the one who ordered the drink would end up having to drink and this drink was terrible. [en.wikipedia.org]

@Gwendolyn2018 I feel as you toward coffee. Maybe a cappuccino with lots of sugar and (plant based) milk. Sort of a warm coffee ice cream. While stationed in Turkey I developed a taste for sweet Turkish/Greek reds. Later, in Germany the Rieslings appealed to me. The late and wines picked from grapes picked after a frost were delicious (to me). The sweeter the better. Of course there are now alcohol free wines but, as you said, the buzz is a big part of the experience.
Wonder how many of us use agnostic.com to unwind.

@Gwendolyn2018 So how was life before A.com. Maybe I don't want to know. However, it has proven to both a blessing and a curse for me.

@Gwendolyn2018 The curse for me is it keeps me from doing other things, like trying to maintain the gardens and maintenance work on the house.

@Gwendolyn2018 When I first joined I complained at how all the sitting put an inch on my waist. Summers are slow for me as the property/house keep screaming my name. I probably spend about half of what you do in a day.

@Gwendolyn2018 I guess it depends on what one is doing with their hands. Besides, sometimes the 'devils-workshop' can be more relaxing or fun than that other place.

@Gwendolyn2018 Just spotted this in our local paper. Thought you would be interested. Quilting is a big deal here. [sanjuanjournal.com]