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You hit a wall and either give up, game over, or turn a corner. I chose to take the corner. You'll find me at http://thecindereallystory.blogspot.com/ It's been a blast babe, but the ride is over.

Thursday, April 2, 2009

A love affair to last a life time...

Not even My Man stands between me and my one true love. People can spend eternity looking for the kind relationship I have developed with high quality espresso. When I was 20 my lesbian Aunt and her girlfriend came to stay with me in Wellington. We went into the city and ended up in a cafe. Up to this point in my life I had been a coffee virgin. After my 1st cappuccino (with chocolate) I was intrigued... by my 4th in a row I was enraptured... by my 8th I was addicted and hopelessly devoted to a love that grows stronger every day regardless of the dysentery my first infatuation caused. At it's peak I was spending over $250 per week on espresso alone. It was at this point that I purchased my 1st semi commercial machine. Health professionals say that too much coffee is bad for you. If you think that could be true I suggest that you have a look at this website. Just remember that even if it might kill you it would still be one hell of a way to go. The flip side is that giving up coffee may not make you live longer but it could sure make the time you have drag on forever... Having freely admitted that I have a drug of choice I mind as well hook you up with my favourite supplier - after all, what a friends for?
Havana's not just another green bean roasting company - it's run by some of the sexiest men (some damn fine women) I've ever found attached to a coffee cup. In 1990 they designed and built their own fluid-bed hot-air roaster (which runs without electricity) like real kiwis (have No.8 wire, can make anything). Moving upwards and onwards from the good old days when their by-line was "consistently inconsistent" they are now the kings of the Eco-friendly superior roasters (and they are even founding members of the NZ Hot Air Roasters Association) and business just keeps on growing. Buy your beans from them (or go visit them in person and admire their barista's... technique) and be reassured that while their caffeine is making you a nicer person for everyone else to be around you're also making a difference to some one's life via Fair Trade (how else would such wonderful people get their beans?). Hell, you're being so generous, go a head and have another cup!