Girl 1: peppermint holimondo frappelattucino! Girl 2: 600 calories of sugar, saturated fat and and holiday cheer from her thoughtful students. Frazz: Thoughtful indeed. Caulfield: A sleeping Mrs. Olsen assigns no vacation homework.
Aw, and here I was believing the kids just wanted to be nice. Oh well, hopefully it’s a win-win.Is Frazz wearing a Biggby Coffee t-shirt? It’s so seldom that I can even guess at them.
I like my Starbucks coffee. But I buy it in a bag, grind the beans myself, and brew it at home. It’s expensive enough this way, and I’m certainly not going to pay in-store prices.
By the way, if one takes an empty bag back to a Starbucks, it can be redeemed for a tall, regular coffee.
Haven’t you ever heard of the $100 cup of coffee in Japan? A tea house that also serves coffee will sell a cup of the same coffee in a private room, from a silver coffee pot, poured by the proprietor. It’s used by businessmen on expense accounts to show high respect to clients.
Homework is bogus. The ones who can do it correctly on their own don’t need the practice, and the ones who need the practice can’t do it correctly on their own. What’s the value in practicing incorrectly?
alviebird almost 11 years ago
I’ll have my coffee black, please. None of that foofy stuff for me.
sizer99 almost 11 years ago
Noooo, that’s more like 1800 calories.
PoodleGroomer almost 11 years ago
Decaf.
Arianne almost 11 years ago
Aw, and here I was believing the kids just wanted to be nice. Oh well, hopefully it’s a win-win.Is Frazz wearing a Biggby Coffee t-shirt? It’s so seldom that I can even guess at them.
Potrzebie almost 11 years ago
Dreams of sugar plums.
rshive almost 11 years ago
Caulfield finds the up side.
T_Lexi almost 11 years ago
: ) Mrs. Olsen looks quite happy with it! She’ll probably put the vacation homework up on the board before she falls asleep…
rqs1123 almost 11 years ago
Jef, did you buy a Starbucks franchise?
pschearer Premium Member almost 11 years ago
But not as big an idiot as someone who issues pronouncements like that. Not that that’s what you did.
alviebird almost 11 years ago
I like my Starbucks coffee. But I buy it in a bag, grind the beans myself, and brew it at home. It’s expensive enough this way, and I’m certainly not going to pay in-store prices.
By the way, if one takes an empty bag back to a Starbucks, it can be redeemed for a tall, regular coffee.
pschearer Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Haven’t you ever heard of the $100 cup of coffee in Japan? A tea house that also serves coffee will sell a cup of the same coffee in a private room, from a silver coffee pot, poured by the proprietor. It’s used by businessmen on expense accounts to show high respect to clients.
alviebird almost 11 years ago
Nah, just how cheap I am. And pointing out that I’m a bit of a coffee purist (snob).
oranaiche almost 11 years ago
Homework is bogus. The ones who can do it correctly on their own don’t need the practice, and the ones who need the practice can’t do it correctly on their own. What’s the value in practicing incorrectly?