I made some coffee at home this morning and thought I was being effecient when I turned on the electric kettle when I jumped into the shower. Fast forward to end of the shower... the water was no longer boiling hot... but the kettle was still in "COOL DOWN" mode so it wouldn't reheat yet. So I made coffee that wasn't quite hot enough. AND IT STILL RULED SO HARD. I'm drinking this coffee that Alex brought me from England (no, it's not tea).
Heats the water to specified temp (several settings for different teas and french press, plus boil), then keeps it there. It's perfect for heating water and showering at the same time.
This morning I noticed that people seemed extra rascally. The sun solstice seems to bring the ego to its own peak, resulting in a diffuse rascallyness/edginess/orneriness of the populace.
Building a fire is all about oxygen and architecture, and thinking several steps ahead to where the wood is going to settle once the smaller pieces underneath crumble.
It's my best pagan engineering skill! I got soot on my face like a little old urchin. Drank no coffee today, I am almost totally off of it because it gives me the heebie jeebies. :(
Now that I think of it, I actually had a small iced coffee in the late afternoon before I transformed into FireStarter... I think it helped my singular, dog-like focus on the task.
Early evening Mr. Coffee. Family weekend. It is different, right? 20 minutes in and I'm feeling caffeine burn in my wrists and face. I can do this without becoming violent.
Honestly, tea is finally not working at all for me. I'm probably going to relapse. There are a lot of side effects I don't like with coffee, but I hate feeling like I never get "above the clouds" in my brain every day.
SO STOKED whenever an avowed "oh I switched to tea it's so much better blah blah blah" person publicly admits it's not actually working!!!!!!!
I've seen it happen so many times and each time I am filled with self-righteous glee. Oh yeah, you think it's not working, really? Huh, maybe that's because TEA IS DUMB.
GET BACK IN THE CLUB ZUCKERBURG YOU CAN RUN BUT YOU CAN'T HIDE