Over the last several months this has become a space where I have been able to sit down on this journey, pour a cup of coffee and sort through the pieces of my heart. As well, it has caused me to remember the value and place of laughter in my life as much as my need to communicate. And, it has become a place of community and rest during a time when my soul has been most desperate for it. Welcome to my little corner of the world. Read on and offer your own thoughts if you like.
posted by Blythe Lane @ 2:50 PM
Currently entering into a transitionary stage of life. The greatest enjoyment for me is getting others to think more deeply about their relationship with Christ and how it impacts every other area of their lives. An equally driving passion is my love for coffee and the deep conversations that ensue over a really good cup of it. (In the market for the best coffee ever? Visit Gloria Jean's. Might I recommend the Carmel Nut.)
2 Comments:
Heh, funny...reminds me of the old joke of going to McDonalds for a Big Mac - and do you want a side order of salmonella or botulism with that?
A dude with a fanny pack ordering a mocha with a shot of vanilla - that's just wrong on so many levels...
On another tangent, I can't drink coffee so I don't know much about that particular milieu, but whatever happened to walking into a place and ordering a plain old regular cup of bad tasting, 40 pound motor oil coffee? Nowadays it seems people have to decide about shots of this, foams of that, toppings and optional sun roof...
Hmmm, I just re-read that. This is why I shouldn't post comments when I'm on no sleep :)
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Eaglewing, at
February 23, 2006 5:42 PM
Yes--Fanny Pack Mocha Man was a disturbing sight to behold. To his credit, he was an out-of-towner...also overheard him asking for directions to the airport.
To follow up your tangent...one should NEVER order a "bad tasting, 40-pound motor oil coffee." Your talkin' old school Folgers. Even straight black coffee must be palatable...
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Blythe Lane, at
February 23, 2006 6:14 PM
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