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I really don’t know how this came out, but I guess it had to. Is it safe with you?

By Gillian May 19, 2013 Leave a Comment

I have bought the rights to this table and the generic cheer of the barista, for this hour. Weathered and sanded, golden wood table in round, metal-framed windows twice my height face an intersection, drive-thru between. Can’t concentrate on a topic–achievement testing for homeschoolers? Freud’s reality principle? Maybe just a photo gallery post or recipe? …

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The “Old Rugged Cross” is not the hero of the story

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Sunshinolatry

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Is it the element within, something under the skin?

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How to wash plastic bags

I think these look prettier than bag drying racks.
April 29, 2013 Leave a Comment

Aeropress: a $30 espresso maker that won’t wake up the whole household

Make your latte as pretty as you can, then enjoy!
April 28, 2013 Aeropress coffee espresso latte 1 Comment

God’s Grandeur by Gerard Manley Hopkins

April 22, 2013 creation environmental education Gerard Manley Hopkins God's Grandeur love Leave a Comment

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I think these look prettier than bag drying racks.
Put the little paper disk into the bottom, screw on and spoon in freshly ground espresso beans. For two lattes, I fill halfway between two and three. Heat your milk. By the way, I think Kirkland SIgnature unsweetened soy milk makes a great latte. Add sweetener if you like. Froth milk with an electric frother (also nice and quiet).
Add hot water, about 190 degrees F works well. Stir for ten seconds or so. Plunge slowly, taking about 20 seconds and keeping the plunger straight to avoid air leaks. Look at that good, strong brew!
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