Styrofoam cup for 30 cents.

We stopped at a station right on the highway for gas which was 47 cents a gallon. And my cousin said this was too expensive, that we'd need to find another station.

I was thinking the other day, I am SO glad I got to experience life before home computers, cell phones, Reagan, Walmart, etc

yes INDEED

I read about all the equipment that kids now bring to school and it boggles the mind! I know there was a computer (somewhere in the library) at my college - but no one that I knew ever even saw it, let alone used it - except one of the girls I lived with senior year who was a math major and babysat the computer on weekends. I thought I was lucky when my Dad bought me a calculator.

And trust me, it's very easy to tell the difference between Colombian and Brazilian beans.

Under the old GOP is was tax cuts to solve every problem. At least Trump added one more tool to their kit.

Get the 100% Kona, not a Kona blend (they usually suck). You may not like the price, however. Coffee is much cheaper when impoverished peasants do the planting, picking and packing.

whole beans but aren’t married to a particular kind. I usually buy based on if I like the package!

It’s not price that determines my coffee purchases.

From family and friends. Also, have been stocking up on instant.

I don’t expect the price to fall any time soon.

Back in Kenya where we can get green in roasted bean from either farmers or the local coop.

Kenyan beans are top notch.

For some reason, “my guy” doesn’t seem to stock Kenyan beans any more. Perhaps it wasn’t selling fast enough. (He likes everything to be fresh.)

Freshly roasted coffee.

Me, I scoop enough beans for 12oz of coffee into my manual grinder. From there, it goes straight into my “French Press”…

had Starbucks coffee 2 times in my life and was cornered into it both times. It sucked and I poured it out both times. Anyone who would pay $4 for shitty coffee has neither good financial sense or a sense for what truly good coffee is!!