I've developed quite a taste for Americanos from the local coffee shop, thankfully the one here at work sucks at making them so I don't buy them very often.

I am going to go and make one right now. A real grinder and one of these and you can have killer ones in your office.

http://mypressi.com/

Whoa. Way cool.

And they work REALLY well. The milk portion is a joke, but if its just for Americanos a hot pot, a real grinder, and a ton of charges and you are set.

You sure do a damn good job of spending my money

Pain in the ass at the same time...I like the instantly ready machine I have.

And you will need a serious grinder to make it work...

How's that for trying to save some of your dough?

Have you demo'd a Nespresso machine? Realistically they are much easier and more office friendly. Regularly cheap on ebay and you can buy the pods for not all that much dough. M can really fill you in on their price though.

Gym time.

2 liters of water and a liter and a half of tea with lemon, and I'm still thristy with a headache.

This day needs a do over.

Dehydrated. Half you body weight in ounces is what you should put down to get back up to speed. Even 50% more wouldn't hurt.

ie, 220lbs = 110oz ~ 1 gallon and that is a minimum for insuring hydration

Thats an EVIL looking grinder Sean. Score on the price!

I am usaully happy if I get 32 oz of water down a day. lol Between the coffee, milk and beer thats alot of liquid.

Refilled the water bottle again. I just got a coffee too. Foam is from 2% though. And their idea of 3 shots is not acceptable when I make them.

PeealotTOP

I'm probably dumping a lot of salt too. The drastic change in diet and exercise may have caught up. Asprin on hand just in case though. I really don't want to go home considering we are short and I took off tomorrow AM for interview #1.

I am usaully happy if I get 32 oz of water down a day. lol Between the coffee, milk and beer thats alot of liquid.

Coffee & Beer are anti-water btw.

interview #1.

I need to start going to moscow on the hill more. Talk to some fine young Rooskia's.

Purely for emersion.

I'm working though a lesson almost every other day now that I restarted the program. Before I could only get partway through lesson 2. Could go faster I'm sure but I like to cement this in before moving ahead.

interview #1.

TY I hope my suit is ready tonight.

Why I wait for the free over $100 sales and then BUY

They have that but I want to spend $50 not $100

Why I wait for the free over $100 sales and then BUY

They have that but I want to spend $50 not $100

Bummers, can always buy more and return it. Return shipping will be cheaper perhaps then the way to you. L:OL

Do you guys know of any super light shoes that can get wet, slip on, and have a "closed" toe. Basically I am looking for an alternative to Crocs.

If not, keep your eyes open for discount on Crocs. Preferably a stellar deal when you buy two pair

Oh and they need to be SUPER light, like Crocs as well

Considering riding my bike from home to class. I want to ride it there, but really don't care to ride it back

I HATE despise and loath crocs. I know you like 5 fingers. They make a really comfy slip on.

Birkenstock used to make waterproof closed toes like crocs. I don't know if they do now.

Do you guys know of any super light shoes that can get wet, slip on, and have a "closed" toe. Basically I am looking for an alternative to Crocs.

If not, keep your eyes open for discount on Crocs. Preferably a stellar deal when you buy two pair

River shoe of some sort

I should also explain that their is dual purpose for the shoe.

1 pair for me is for a "camp" shoe when hiking (Just needs to be light) Crocs really offer descent protection for walking around

1 pair is is for the gf. She is working as a life-gaurd at a camp over the summer that requires closed toed shoes when off the stand. There is a lot of putting shoes on and taking them off. Hence Crocs are favorable because of their ease to wear and closed toe design

Have you demo'd a Nespresso machine? Realistically they are much easier and more office friendly. Regularly cheap on ebay and you can buy the pods for not all that much dough. M can really fill you in on their price though.

Can't even find one local. Have to wait till I go to Wichita or KC sometime.

I missed that post.

R2 if you are thinking of a grinderless machine the nespresso is the way to go IMHO. It slaughters the competition in coffee results. I got to deal with a kreug recently and I thought it was junk espresso.

I'm very tempted to bring my machine into work actually. It's absolutely perfect for the office or a smaller enviroment.

Do you guys know of any super light shoes that can get wet, slip on, and have a "closed" toe. Basically I am looking for an alternative to Crocs.

If not, keep your eyes open for discount on Crocs. Preferably a stellar deal when you buy two pair

Keens