Bossypants

Tina Fey is best known for her NBC series 30 Rock and for her time at Saturday Night Live as both a writer and actress. She has won multiple Emmy Awards as well as Writers Guild of America Awards for these and other works. Since I have watched and enjoyed 30 Rock I decided to tackle her book.

This wasn't a detailed autobiography nor was it a just for laughs. Tina Fey talks about growing up, how she got into show business, her father, her child, and her career. Fey tries to strike a nice balance between autobiography and comedy but it seems to have come out as too little from both.

I know the mother items and her problems when she was a young girl isn't something I can relate to because it wasn't really meant for me so I am a little bias about some parts of the book. I still laughed and found most of it interesting.

It is a decent read if you can borrow it from a friend  but I wouldn't go buy it as a gift... unless your friend is a Tina Fey fan then by all means.

How it was consumed:  Audible audiobook.

Rating: 6/10 Above Average

Denton's Greenhouse Margarita

No that is not a picture of the margarita at Greenhouse but it looks very similar. Sadly the refrigerating unit that keeps the taps cold broke so I ended up with a Mexican mixed drink. The mixture is dispensed from a machine like an ICEE and the drink is as refreshing as one. I do have to say that it is a tad too sweet for me but I think that is how most people like it. This R-rated slurpee is sure to scratch the itch of a margarita lover. Thought I wouldn't say this is anywhere near the best margarita I have had I would also say it isn't the worst either.

How it was tasted: In a margarita glass with salt on the rim at Greenhouse.

Rating: 6/10

1-2= Disgusting

3-4= Not worth the calories

                                                                  5-6= Average

                                                                  7-8= Good

                                                                  9-10= One of my favorite beers

Molson Canadian

Molson is owned by Molson-Coors Canada Inc. , go figure. So when you think of Molson you should think of Coors not only because of the name but because Molson has a similar domestic beer taste. This isn't a beer to write home about but if you want to fly your Canadian flag high while pre-gaming a hockey game, then this is the beer for you.

How it was tasted: out of the bottle by the pool.

Rating: 6/10
1-2= Disgusting
3-4= Not worth the calories
5-6= Average
7-8= Good
9-10= One of my favorite beers