I'm pretty sure that I was one of only a few college freshman (maybe the only??) to show up at Johnstone Hall with an espresso machine. Really- I did. I must have made 4-5 cappucinos a day. ( in addition to the 4-5 Cokes out of the machine down the hall - but that's another story.) I fondly recall the "Coffee Shop" downtown too. Unfortunately I don't think it's there anymore... and I hear there's a Starbucks somewhere around campus now. Poo!
After a few years I ditched the espresso and cappucinos for wine. (wow, am I a snob, or what???) I don't know exactly what happened to the espresso machine. All I know is that it's long gone by now.
Over the years I haven't drank much coffee. But since moving to this job over 4 years ago I have upped my java intake. And it has especially spiked since we go the Keurig machine about 18 months ago. I still drink a lot of tea - but I've noticed over the past 6 months the tea has taken a backseat to that dark, rich luscious brew.
Now that the hubby and I are getting up early I decided last night to break out the coffee machine I keep for when dad visits. It's a nice Krups. (I go all our for dad - only the best! or at least what he consideres the best.... you know, like Bud Lite in bottles...) It has that nifty programmable feature on it. So I took full advantage. That baby was brewing at 5:45 this morning.
The issue? I'm still drinking just as much coffee at work. Not only am I pretty sure this isn't that good for me - ingesting all this caffine - but I'm pretty sure it's not good for my teeth either. Or these invisaligns.
OMG! On another note - as I'm sitting here writing this I'm absently scratching at my chin. I just realized my chin whisker is back!!!
AAAHHHHHHHH!!
Excuse me while I go to the restroom and wrestle it out of it's folicle.
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I think it appropriate this string of consciousness sounded highly caffeinated . . .
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