Coffee!!

Super excited... the place I buy my coffee now has a website and I can have them ship the coffee to people instead of me doing it!! yay!!

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yay!

Katykc wrote:Super excited... the place I buy my coffee now has a website and I can have them ship the coffee to people instead of me doing it!! yay!!

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"Only Irish coffee provides in a single glass all four essential food groups: alcohol, caffeine, sugar, and fat."
(I'd give credit to the author, but I can't remember who said it)

I haven't talked about coffee in a while, so I thought I would say something about it this morning.

I love coffee.

Ditto!

Katykc wrote:
I love coffee.

Not that there's anthing wrong with that.

Bought this sweet OXO travel mug to start using for my coffee:

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Megan and I are working hard to figure out ways we can save money, and also ways to limit our waste. I think I'll actually save over $500 a year by making my coffee at home or at work.

I was debating between the OXO one that I bought (for $20) or this thermos one:

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The thermos one was $30, and would keep it hotter a bit little longer, but I liked how easy it was to drink out of the other one (no having to flip open the top to drink.)

I don't care for this forum's "new posts" functions...I miss out on a lot of posts/threads. This is one such thread.

I have a handful of coffee mugs, etc. My thing is I don't like handwashing them. I don't feel like I can ever get them as clean as the dishwasher would. Too many crevices and nooks and cranies in the lids. Grrr.