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@peter4jc said:
Interesting.

If it weren't for gullible people with more money than sense, the whole Kona coffee thing wouldn't exist.

20 some years ago a friend sen to send me Kona coffee, macadamia nuts and cuban cigars the first time I started smoking cigars. I would send him things from the states. One day I told him this wasn't working, you cant go to Cuba and just buy cigars' and Kona coffee is rare around here. His reply was "you can't go to Cuba but most of my family is Asian and we go when we want . As for the Kona coffee he said "nobody here drinks it, people overlook what's in their back yards".

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@edz said:
Trying to finish feeding animals since I was working on the car all morning and ran late. Wife calls and asks if I really bought more pipe and/or cigar "stuff" (well under $100 dollars worth). We talked, then right before hanging up she tells me she wants a new 1200 dollar induction stove. I am so confused on how this game of life is played sometimes.

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Apparently your life is a 12:1 game. Induction stoves are the best thing since fuel injection. I am surprised it is that inexpensive.

As was I!!!!!!! It will be good and safer for my son.

Picked 55 lbs of apples, half Gala and half Empire and have a large batch of apple sauce simmering. Some for the freezer and the rest will get cooked down to apple butter.

@TomC gave me a special coffee last weekend while we were smoking cigars in the backyard and I pulled a shot today. Colombia Edinson Argote Gesha from Be Bright, despite the tasting notes on the bag it has a distinct peach flavor to it, it was roasted light enough to stall my Weber Key Mark I grinder at the slowest grind speed--I should have done a slower feed of beans into the hopper--and I loaded 20 grams of coffee into my Robot basked and managed to pull 50 ml of espresso, the recommended dose and ratio for this coffee. I had coarsened up the grind two minor notches and dialed the speed all the way down and luckily got a great shot; one shot, one kill.

I had just finished lunch, making my Wife and I egg salad sandwiches in the style of what you would find in Japanese 7-Eleven stores, my Wife became addicted to these on her trip to Tokyo this summer, and I finished my lunch with a juicy peach, which is probably cheating. Nevertheless, the shot clearly had strong notes of enjoyable peach flavor with a background of dank weed. I followed my shot with a peach KitKat that my Wife brought back from Japan, but I should have passed because I was enjoying the aftertaste from the espresso.