*poing poing poing*

[mcroft]

And my mood improves dramatically!

Comments

[adpaz.livejournal.com]

I'm really not sure if I want to know. Because my mind is probably in a far more fun location than what actually got you in the good mood.

[djinnthespazz.livejournal.com]

I like your happy little ferret!

[gentlyepigrams]

Is this about the package? I haven't heard anything, and I haven't left the house either.

[arden-ranger.livejournal.com]

decaf, Michael. :)

[mcroft.livejournal.com]

coffee bad. decaf coffee is New 'Bad' Lite!

[adpaz.livejournal.com]

THANK YOU!

It's so nice to know I'm not the only sane (read: non-coffee-drinking) person on the planet. :)

[tryslora]

Coffee is icky icky stuff, only to be tolerated as ice cream or with heavy doses of chocolate (yes, I do like mocha *smiles*).

Caffeine also bad...

Then there's my husband, who drinks coffee by the pot full and gains no effect.

[adpaz.livejournal.com]

I don't even like coffee ice cream (I think my mother ate too much of it when she was pregnant with me.) I do, however, like mocha and frapachinnos. But only occasionally.

[lintra.livejournal.com]

I gave up pop - I will have my coffee and my tea.

I can't wait to be 80 and eat and drink what I want, to hell with the consequences because I'll be sky high and loving it.

[raises hand]

[mtfierce.livejournal.com]

I couldn't get over the idea of grounding things that already smelled burnt, running hot water over them, and then calling them drinkable. It's like...water on toast.

Tea, on the other hand, at least has that whole leafy thing. I always get the worst insomnia after reading coffee grounds.

Erm.

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[adpaz.livejournal.com]

Tea, I like. Particularly the flavored teas (licorice being my favorite... that reminds me, I need to buy some more. I'm out in the office.) The problem becomes, most of the teas that I really like are decaffinated. So I end up having to have something like a diet vanilla coke for my caffine fix when I'm incredibly exhausted.

Still, tea is good to drink just for it's own merits.

Re: [raises hand]

[tryslora]

I don't drink caffeinated tea myself, because I can't handle the caffeine. Kevin is as much a tea addict as coffee addict and I know what smells lovely and what he loves.

Try a jasmine/green mix -- that is ALWAYS popular in our house, originally recommended to Kev by arcaedia. Also there is a lovely vanilla (earl grey i believe) that smells just AMAZING.

[follybard.livejournal.com]

I *am* your happy little ferret! *poing* :D

<disappears under couch>

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[djinnthespazz.livejournal.com]

Jasmine Green is lovely.
I like the Licorice Spice from Stash. No sugar needed, it's naturally sweet!
But what runs my engine with an intake of up to 80 ounces a day is Irish Breakfast. Must have my tea. The darker the better. Mmmm...

[mcroft.livejournal.com]

where are my car keys?

[follybard.livejournal.com]

Hee hee! They're right h---

Oooh, shiny!

[la-directora.livejournal.com]

All I've gotten from this thread is a bunch of blasphemy about coffee, which is the elixir of the gods. But I STILL don't know why you're bouncy. Whassup? (I do LOVE the bouncy ferret. That makes me giggle.)