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catbyte

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4. To be a coffee snob

Reply to Emile (Original post)

Mon Feb 3, 2025, 04:46 PM

Feb 3

My late, great husband didn't go as far as roasting his own coffee beans, but he did grind the beans then use a french press and I've done it that way even 10 years after he's been gone. Oh, and it's almost always Kona Peaberry.

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Name one thing your partner taught you? [View all] Emile Feb 3 OP

Ha! No, I can't do that, there might be children reading. Think. Again. Feb 3 #1

To play "Wish You Were Here" by Pink Floyd. Solly Mack Feb 3 #2

That I am happier without a partner. Midnight Writer Feb 3 #3

LOL Kali Feb 3 #8

To be a coffee snob catbyte Feb 3 #4

Partnerless and quite happy. Basso8vb Feb 3 #5

How to grow herb. quaint Feb 3 #6

Sorry for your loss. Emile Feb 3 #7

Which one? UTUSN Feb 4 #9

To be more like her -- nicer to people under all circumstances. Intractable Feb 4 #10

Calmness Mad_Dem_X Feb 4 #11

That I'm the luckiest guy in the world. Kaleva Feb 4 #12

To drive sestina Feb 4 #13

To ride a bicycle question everything Feb 5 #14

To believe that I could do things I was certain I never could. KitFox Feb 5 #15

Sorry for your loss. Emile Feb 5 #16

Joyless grocery shopping. zanana1 Feb 5 #17

Anymore when I go the store, Emile Feb 5 #18