Today is Memorial Day, and you’ll have to forgive me, but this post is not going to be about the great men and women who sacrificed their lives to protect … Continue reading Basic Principles
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Moving On
After a few weeks of running around like crazy, moving across the country, I finally have a moment to sit down and do whatever I want. Of course, instead of … Continue reading Moving On
Social Distancing: Killing Me Softly
COVID, COVID, go away!Leave us all alone todayCOVID, COVID, you just suckThis isn’t coolReally, what the fuck?!?!?!? The company that I work for announced last Friday, March 13th, that the … Continue reading Social Distancing: Killing Me Softly
Coffee In The Time Of COVID-19
It’s a very strange time to be alive, and I’m not particularly sure what to make of it all. What I do know though is that the appearance of COVID-19 … Continue reading Coffee In The Time Of COVID-19
No, I’m Not Dead
Just extremely busy. Shortly after my last post in which I was still reminiscing about my trip to Japan (Almost a year later, and I still daydream about it!), my … Continue reading No, I’m Not Dead
Give Me All The Color: fromcoffee
Just in case you are color blind or just generally oblivious to the obvious in life, I really like the color pink. In truth, I love all colors (well, it’s … Continue reading Give Me All The Color: fromcoffee
The Perfect Cup In Tokyo
While I was in Japan, I split up my time in Tokyo into two segments at the beginning and end of my trip with the thought that I would be … Continue reading The Perfect Cup In Tokyo
Low-Key Dying in Kyoto: The Sequel
One thing that I was hoping to purchase while I was in Japan was a kimono or yukata (which is a casual, summer kimono), and after doing a tea ceremony/kimono … Continue reading Low-Key Dying in Kyoto: The Sequel
Low-Key Dying in Kyoto
So there is nothing more frustrating than waking up in the middle of an expensive and highly anticipated vacation to a heavy head and severely sore throat, but unfortunately, on … Continue reading Low-Key Dying in Kyoto
% Arabica: A Lesson Learned
As I was planning my trip to Japan, one of my coworkers visited the country, and upon her return, she had several suggestions of places I should visit while I … Continue reading % Arabica: A Lesson Learned
