Enjoying one's morning coffee with a best friend....a perfect way to start the day!
Enjoying one's morning coffee with a best friend....a perfect way to start the day!
Jeez Louise, a mug of good coffee and a Viking lass?
I really do love my Yeti coffee mugs, but during cold spells, I also miss being able to wrap my paws around a warm ceramic mug filled with steaming coffee, LOL.
True perhaps, but you would have no need to reheat your coffee if you had a Yeti stainless steel, 14oz. Thermal Mug! That's what we really smart old curmudgeon do. --------------Eagle
The year was 1975 and three of us young lions from Vandenberg AFB, CA, ventured forth on a chilly Saturday to visit one of those pristine California beaches to learn how to surf. We actually paid a native Californian (all Californians know how to surf, don't they?) to give us lessons, but I gotta tell you...he didn't prove to be much of an instructor, IMHO. I spent the next two to three hours learning to surf, but really accomplishing not much more than falling off the board every time I tried to stand up. I spent most of my time trying to avoid drowning and eventually turning blue from the cold water. A bucket of steaming coffee and perhaps a dozen or so of those donuts would have been a grand feast that day. Later that year (I think it was) I saw Jaws, the movie, and have never had the urge to try surfing a second time! LOL.
There was a lot of shivering and chattering of teeth going on that day and all of us did seem to be turning unhealthy shades of blue. I would not bet against the reality that we all were somewhat hypothermic. However, we were all back in class the following Monday morning. LOL.What many forget is that the sea off California is a current that swings south from the Gulf of Alaska. All those pictures of winsome babes in bikinis diving across coral reefs and white sand bottoms are in the Caribbean. Surfing in Cali is 5-7mm wet suit country. And Vandenburg, in my short experience, is one cold place to begin with. I'm surprised you didn't succumb to hypothermia.
Ah, to be young and fit!There was a lot of shivering and chattering of teeth going on that day and all of us did seem to be turning unhealthy shades of blue. I would not bet against the reality that we all were somewhat hypothermic. However, we were all back in class the following Monday morning. LOL.![]()
That Kitchen Aid pot is one of the ponies in the Eagle's Roost coffee corral! LOL. Makes a good cup of Joe, but requires a bit more work (mostly in the clean up phase of the effort) than other coffee makers we use, so it doesn't see much use.