Monthly Archives: September 2009

iinet have a problem with their exchange, which means that we have no internet at home. Been out since thursday, won’t be fixed this week. Grrr.

Next weeks roast is now open for orders. We have a new Peruvian single origin on offer, I had my first cup of it this morning. Ran it through espresso, and I think it’d run even better in a plunger. … Continue reading →

I love this cover for last month’s Country Style. It’s so very spring with its gelato colours and rosy glow. Just looking at it lifts my mood. I can’t wait to get into the warmer months. Sorry for the lack … Continue reading →

The Jesus all about Life campaign launches today. Here’s the television commercial. What do you think of it? Tonight, our Bible study are going to have a look at the first week of Christians in the Media’s new resource, Jesus: … Continue reading →

Good living review here. They seem to like us, although ‘a good brew overall’, suggests that Rachel Olding probably doesn’t have the palate or the vocabulary to be an espresso reviewer. You can see my mates Dan and Chris in … Continue reading →

Some days, reading the Bible feels easy. This is usually when I manage to somehow find that winning combination of motivation and a good routine. Turning to God’s word and reflecting on it in my heart comes naturally and I … Continue reading →

Running all the best single origins at the moment! Columbian last roast, Ethiopian Harar Clotilde this roast. Introducing a new Peruvian in a fortnight – can’t wait! Get your orders in!

Green Consumerism. There’s no term that gets my blood pressure up more than this oxymoronic phrase. Flipping through Marie Claire this morning, cup of coffee and fruit muffin in hand, I came across a fashion spread with the title “Green … Continue reading →

I was having a conversation with my friend over the weekend (we were in Adelaide for a wedding , but I’ll post more on that later) and she mentioned how much she liked and respected John Anderson. I always think … Continue reading →

I try not to post lovey-dovey things about Sam on this blog, generally because people will find them boring/nauseating. However, I can’t resist sharing what I found on his Mac a while ago. On the ‘sticky note’ application, while studying for his Greek … Continue reading →