See These Glasses?
We registered for these glasses when we got married. In 1993. We loved, loved them. We were gifted maybe five of them.
And then they were discontinued. In 1994.
As of the morning of November 22, 2007, we still had all five.
On that very same Thursday afternoon, we decanted a fine rose, poured it into our glasses, and enjoyed its chilled mild flavor with our Indian-spiced turkey and panko spinach casserole.
In the early evening, we poured out the fine rose, deciding it harkened too much of white wine for our liking, and replaced it with red wine. We drank the replacement. And then another.
And then we descended to the basement, beautiful crystal filled with yet another dose of red wine. To play of the Wii.
And then Sarah, in the midst of Mario Party 8 passion, biffed Wii-mote to cherished crystal in a fit of Wii-indulgence and competition and the attempt to steal coins with the throw of a virtual dart. And she shattered said glass (but not remote or hand).
Thus ended the reign of crystal.
And thus began Sarah's despair.
Whimper. And sob. (Sarah consoled herself with yet another glass of culpable wine, but this time sipped from Target's special line of relatively disposable glasswares that were not harmed during the further adventures of Mario Party 8 or Resident Evil 4.)
