On Wednesday night in Mexico, Veronica, Pastor Ramone's wife, made dinner for our team. 100 tamales to be exact! They were incredible.
As we sat at the table eating I couldn't help but notice the jar of instant coffee in the center of the coffee. At closer examination I noticed that it was decaf, with an even closer look I noticed the spanish word to indicate such.
Me being the self professed coffee snob that I am and purest when it comes to only drinking caffieneted coffee had to grin. Take a look....
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Decaf
Posted by
Brian Eberly
on Wednesday, August 16, 2006
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4 comments:
You are no snob when it comes to decaf. It truly is a sin.
The Spanish clearly indicates that without caffeine is sinful
Exactly.
I agree with all of you about the no caffeine being a sin, but in babyville (where I currently live), half-decaf is pretty popular.
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