#Radio silence wine full

When we introduced our Notify Me feature in early 2021, masses of members flooded it with requests for Radio Silence, making it our #1 most-demanded wine-topping iconic Napa Cabs, Bordeaux legends, everything. Today, Wine Access members are the ones taking home a treasure, and it’s every bit as thrilling. and makes the payoff that much more satisfying.Īs a viewer, all you can (and should) do is sit back and appreciate the brilliance-the no-detail-overlooked, meditative brilliance-until the riches are in the bag. Every second that passes ratchets up the suspense. For nearly 30 minutes, the characters of Rififi execute their meticulous plan in near silence, nothing but glances, nods, and the tapping of their chisels. Film’s greatest heist scene passes with almost no sound. Loved my blueberry mojito at The Black Cat.No dialogue. Now that we are home, I’ll tell you all about what we saw and did in upcoming posts! Stay tuned! The rest of the trip would be played by ear – fitting in what we could in between visiting family and traveling to the next location. I just found out about this unique goal the other day – so I suppose I will be visiting record stores even more than I already do! I was pleased, but we didn’t have a trip to Michigan scheduled at that time – so I had to wait until I would be visiting! So we made sure we would be able to visit!Īnd for Jon, Encore Records in Ann Arbor – Again Jon is a music fanatic, and on his bucket list is a goal to visit each of the top 25 best independent record stores in the nation (actually he only has to visit 24 now – since one has since closed). Sandhill Crane Vineyards – I won a gift certificate to their new cafe on a contest on a wine blog back in April. The Detroit Institute of Arts – We were debating about either visiting this world renowned art museum, or the Titanic artifact exhibit at the Henry Ford Museum. The tour includes the studio where Motown hits were recorded in the 1960s and 1970s. Motown is the record label founded by Berry Gordy, Jr. The Motown Museum – Jon is a music fanatic, and this has been on his list for a long time. I did have a few things on the itinerary, for the couple of days we had before meeting up with the family. The days leading up to the trip were really busy, so we didn’t have that long to research a few things to do. We learned on our trip to the South that we can make it through the day without much sleep, as long as we don’t have too long of a drive after we get there. Obviously, the red-eye has its drawbacks, one of which is not getting a great night’s sleep on the plane. Once I had those days scheduled I had to guard them with my life though – there were several times I was asked about these dates – not available!

#Radio silence wine full

It worked out that I could squeeze a week’s vacation in between my coworkers’ time off and get enough of a reprieve from union negotiations to get 5 full days with no negotiations at work. The purpose of the trip was two-fold – my cousin was getting married in East Lansing on the Michigan State University campus, and my grandmother is 95. But we had the opportunity to travel again – this time to Michigan – home to most of my extended family! It was a crazy week, trying to get ready to go, and the night before we were supposed to fly out, I had to work until almost 8:30 when we decided to keep working on a contract negotiations that was so close to a settlement! After work on Wednesday, September 5, Jon and I drove down to Seattle, had a delicious dinner with Jon’s sister and brother-in-law, and flew out on a non-stop red-eye to Detroit, due to arrive at 6:10 am. Again, we’ve been out of communication for awhile and for that, I apologize.