Okay my name is Michelle .. I've been in and out of love.. I've had my heart stomped on a couple times but I'm pretty sure I have a keeper now. Me and him have been together over a year and a half. I'm only 18, yes I know I'm young, please don't judge me, but I'm starting to settle down in life. I'm going to college to become an elementary school teacher and I'm sooo excited! I plan on getting married with the guy I'm with now when I'm 20 or 21. Yes, I know this is still young, but like I said before, don't judge me. I'm a very nice person and I believe in second chances for most things. I was raised catholic, but not nearly as strict as some of my friends catholic parents are. I'm not going to sit here and give you a fake personality saying "I'm can be a nice person until you piss me off and then I cam become a bi*ch" I'm not that way. I'm great at giving advice, especially technology, relationships, crafts, and sports. Yes I'm a girl but I know just about everything going on right now with the Yankees. I am obsessed with them!! I could ramble on for hours about anything so I will keep my profile short. Feel free to ask me for any advice! I'm almost sure to give you a great answer!
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Age: 18
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I don't drink wine often, but I like to use it in my cooking. I have just been using 'cooking white wine' from the grocery store. But I would like to buy a good bottle of good wine to use instead. How long will an open bottle of wine last in my refridgerator? (link)
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Even if it is opened it still lasts a long time, just save the cork so it doesnt taste funky from things that sit in your fridge. It would be nasty if you wound up having sour milk in your fridge and your wine tasted like it. So save the cork! lol
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Rating: 3
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I am talking about a bottle AFTER it has been opened.
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