When you're chompin at the bit for your supplies to come in so you can start on a new recipe with new malts & yeast you'd finally decided to try! 

lolol! as good a way as any!Evan_L said:^This!
Had somepeople over Sat night, made a packy run and as my buddy is perusing the BMC section I try to convince him to try it (since I will end up with the empties) dirty, I know, but worth it![]()
Sorry, coulldn't help myself.groan!
if you set aside a jar of the apple butter to ferment with out your wife's permission.You know you're a homebrewer when you sprinkle peach tea mix into water, which reminds you of pitching yeast, and that makes you want to brew.
You know you're a homebrewer when you are helping the wife can apple butter and ask her if she remembered to sanitize the jars first.
my wife laughs at how giddy (yes, giddy) I get when I get a package from NB or MB.When you're still like a kid Christmas eve when a new box arrives from the brew supply! :rockin:
And then attempt to convince the wife it'll be soothing and help the baby sleep better.You can hear the stir plate over the baby monitor because the baby's room is slightly warmer than the rest of the house.
Does that make the catbox a ...boilerbrewer said:You refer to your son's constipation as a stuck sparge.
Then they go WTF? When your start calling them supplies "Your Precious"Oh man,even my sons kinda smile & roll their eys when I start smelling the grains & yaking about my lates batch of brewing stuff.
Roflmao!When your spouse complains about the equipment taking over the kitchen. Like, they cook so often it makes a difference?
I mentioned in a work meeting once that I was looking for bottles and got coworkers to hold on to them for me...Not sure if this was said but you know your a home brewer when you pass out at the morning meeting at work "if anybody has empty beer bottles at home I will take them" or you take them from a party at a friends house, but only when no ones looking.
Then you notice the videocamera light blinking at you and vaguely recall seeing a packet from a divorce attourney sticking out of her purse.You know you're a homebrewer when: Your wife tells you "why not drink in the morning?...you don't work today"
I have done this exact thing and had to call a friend.When the only relief from back pain you've had for a week is lying flat on your back on the floor, and you're still trying to sort out how to lug your bottling gear and bucket of beer up from the basement because it's bottling day for your first all grain.
Maybe use a handcart? They even have hand carts that have belts that ride on stairs as you pull them up and if it works for moving a fridge I don't see why it wouldn't work for a carboy.When the only relief from back pain you've had for a week is lying flat on your back on the floor, and you're still trying to sort out how to lug your bottling gear and bucket of beer up from the basement because it's bottling day for your first all grain.
Clean first then?I might just suck it up and bottle it down there. Afraid of the dust and cobwebs though....
Thats only partially right. You setup the keezer first then move in the beer bottles.When you get a new apartment and the very first items to move in are your 10 cases of bombers.![]()