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jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Better bring a good varity then! I love trying dif varations! Much sure you come on a Sunday too so you can attend my class to :lol: Patti comming on October 8th, :lol: so you should crash that day too!

Jeepers, I forgot...I'd better start packing :o

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CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Better bring a good varity then! I love trying dif varations! Much sure you come on a Sunday too so you can attend my class to :lol: Patti comming on October 8th, :lol: so you should crash that day too!

What do you teach?

TriticusToxicum Explorer
TriticusToxicum
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Campus? What do you do?

I'm the guy in the dining hall that scrapes the food off the plates before it goes into the big dishwasher. It's kind of like your sauna, but with leftovers :huh:

No, really, I work in the student billing office at the State U. in town.

AndreaB Contributor
AndreaB
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You easterners are having a lot of fun over here.

I used to drink mocha's, became quite the habit. Never liked coffee, used to have only 1/2 hot of espresso in my mocha and quite that.

I don't fit in over here (boohoo) but you guys are fun to read anyway. :D

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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Oh, then I'm going to keep intervening to keep Patti from cutting her hair. I'm that way, too. That's why I change the color every couple months. When it was shorter, I changed the style every time!

Cheap coffee means you're drinking it for the caffeine if you can afford better and don't bother with it. If you can't afford better, then it means you're doing the best you can. I am VERY spoiled ... I buy good coffee. But I am too lazy to grind my own, so I do have it ground for me. If I get back into drinking it at home, I might buy a new coffee grinder like a friend of mine has that's much easier than the little one I have.

My dear lady, you assume to much! :lol: I drink decaf, I generally aviod cafine cuase it make my blood sugar even harder to control.

I drink coffee for the taste, and I have tried far more beans/blends/etc then you could name (I used to run a a real coffee shop, not a chop joint like Starbucks). :P

But if I want coffee at all, I have to mix in cheap as the bulk of it or do with out. But I will be ordering some more this or next week. So be a good time to visit LOL

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TriticusToxicum
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You easterners are having a lot of fun over here.

I used to drink mocha's, became quite the habit. Never liked coffee, used to have only 1/2 hot of espresso in my mocha and quite that.

I don't fit in over here (boohoo) but you guys are fun to read anyway. :D

What would you like to talk about. We have fun with pretty much everything! (You have to say something nice about Steve's hair first, as we've hijacked his thread)

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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Jeepers, I forgot...I'd better start packing :o

Yea, better send me some food ideas for y ou too, cause all we do is gluten-free/EF... and thats not enough for you! :huh:

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jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Vincent--What would you do if you opened your front door Saturday afternoon and Carla and I were standing there looking for a cup of coffee? :lol:

We all just live so dang far fom one another :angry:

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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Vincent--What would you do if you opened your front door Saturday afternoon and Carla and I were standing there looking for a cup of coffee? :lol:

We all just live so dang far fom one another :angry:

I would close the door, go inside and press the brew button on my machine of course! :lol:

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I would close the door, go inside and press the brew button on my machine of course! :lol:

Okay, so, would we still be outside when you closed the door? :unsure:

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Andrea, please join in, we talk about whatever topic anyone brings up!!!

Patti, distance is all a matter of perspective. Adam's territory is 5 states and he does a lot of day trips (we live about in the middle, which is why Cincinnati is a good place for us). He goes to TN regularly .... Nashville is not even a five hour drive! Now, to a lot of people, that's far ...

Okay, now I'm really out of here, but I'll be back. Chloe just discovered something else Morgan cleaned out of the cupboard ... all the Lara bars ...now I better go look under my bathroom sink, I'm sure she cleaned me out, too!! College kids .... ;)

Patti, we'll have our almond milk question answered in less than an hour!! :rolleyes:

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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I don't fit in over here (boohoo) but you guys are fun to read anyway. :D

Me too!!!

I am totally foreign ! :lol:

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Me too!!!

I am totally foreign ! :lol:

No, you're just wayyyy far east!!! :D

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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Me too!!!

I am totally foreign ! :lol:

Patti is from Jersey... thats pretty much a foreign country, and she fits in fine, so you can to! :D

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Me too!!!

I am totally foreign ! :lol:

Nikki--that was TOO funny :lol:

But really, jump right in! You too Andrea. The more, the merrier.

Wonder what Steve's gonna do when he gets back and finds a party going on in his thread. :o

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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Andrea, please join in, we talk about whatever topic anyone brings up!!!

Not always a good thing :lol:

Patti, distance is all a matter of perspective. Adam's territory is 5 states and he does a lot of day trips (we live about in the middle, which is why Cincinnati is a good place for us). He goes to TN regularly .... Nashville is not even a five hour drive! Now, to a lot of people, that's far ...

Yea after all it only takes a a day to drive teh 865 mile to NJ fromhere. :)

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Patti is from Jersey... thats pretty much a foreign country, and she fits in fine, so you can to! :D

:blink:

:lol::lol:

TriticusToxicum Explorer
TriticusToxicum
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Wonder what Steve's gonna do when he gets back and finds a party going on in his thread. :o

I dunno, but hide your instruction booklets! :P

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Wonder what Steve's gonna do when he gets back and finds a party going on in his thread. :o

He'll probably do his thing where he quotes everything he wants to comment on and makes a VERY long single post from it!!! It'll take him all day, then it'll take us a week to read and comprehend the whole thing :lol::lol::lol:

Where is Steve, anyway?????

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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He'll probably do his thing where he quotes everything he wants to comment on and makes a VERY long single post from it!!! It'll take him all day, then it'll take us a week to read and comprehend the whole thing :lol::lol::lol:

Where is Steve, anyway?????

Unlike me and you, probably haveing a productive day getting things done out there in the real world some place....

TriticusToxicum Explorer
TriticusToxicum
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Where is Steve, anyway?????

(peeks in loo) Not in here

AndreaB Contributor
AndreaB
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He'll either jump in or let us keep on running.

I'm a boring person, really, don't do much. I like the board so I can talk to some "adults". :D

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TriticusToxicum
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I like the board so I can talk to some "adults". :D

WHOA! You might just be in the wrong thread! How old is the little cutie?

AndreaB Contributor
AndreaB
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WHOA! You might just be in the wrong thread! How old is the little cutie?

The cutie is 10 months old now, next oldest just turned 4, and my oldest will be seven in December. We are in the middle of homeschooling......what am I doing on here then? Oldest two are looking at something outside. They wanted to go swimming (in the kiddie pool). Not quite warm enough for that.

I was wondering if I was in the wrong thread for some "adult" talk. ;)

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The cutie is 10 months old now, next oldest just turned 4, and my oldest will be seven in December. We are in the middle of homeschooling......what am I doing on here then? Oldest two are looking at something outside. They wanted to go swimming (in the kiddie pool). Not quite warm enough for that.

I was wondering if I was in the wrong thread for some "adult" talk. ;)

I'm guessing you got tired of being the adult, and that's why you popped in over here! ;)

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