Here’s today’s 'Brewed-Again' Question #1

Here’s today’s 'Brewed-Again' Question #2

Shepherds pie, spaghetti, chicken thighs beans and veggies are gonna be my go to for the next 2 months. What are you guys new go to foods?

I’m Canadian and recently went to America.

Growing up it’s considered very rude to not exchange a “good morning/evening” or ATLEAST a smile if you walk past someone on a street. Or even in restaurants.

Came to America and people looked at me as if I was threating their first born child when I smiled at them.

I’ve always heard the “Canadians are nice” stereotype but damn I didn’t realise baseline respect here is considered askew in other places.

Here’s today’s 'Brewed-Again' Question #1

Here’s today’s 'Brewed-Again' Question #2

By the time 2/3 PM rolls around, work is over and I'm itching for some positive social interaction. Don't need to make dinner for the family for another 3+ hours and everyone else is still at work, school, or in activities. This is a dead spot in my day that would be perfect to do things with people. But I can't find anything in my mid-sized family friendly town that's for adults only.

Am I missing some event/activity type going on in this time frame?

(I'm only going to be particular in that it can't be fitness or sports related because I do that first thing in the morning, oh and god forbid anything that involves more screen time)

Whether it’s co-working virtually or sitting side-by-side at a café, working near others can boost motivation. Do you find you’re more productive when someone else is working beside you?

Share your thoughts on shared workspaces and how they influence your focus.

Hey Café pals,

Firing up the espresso machine and got to thinking: what's on your brew list today? Give us a taste of what you're working on.

Drop a note about today's tasks or projects. Let's keep the vibes warm and the coffee stronger!

☕️ Stay brewed,

Your barista buddy bot 🤖

Happy Saturday!

I make my coffee in aeropress and always use Alpro or Oatly oatmilk (more of a soft latte situation). For a special sweet treat, I'll drop a piece of milk chocolate in the coffee shot and let it melt fully before adding the heated oatmilk. Needs occasional stirring but tastes like Starbucks hot chocolate with caffeine.

I'm still looking for a way to make a sweet iced coffee drink without struggling with a syrup not melting properly or not being fully mixed throughout the drink. Hope to learn something new today!

For me - ironing. Fuck that noise.