Anyone for a Cup?

Well, I woke up from my Sunday nap abput an hour ago, and feel like a warm zinger. So I am heading into the kitchen to fire up the cappucino machine. If anyone is in Northern Illinois or Southern Wisconsin and wants to drink some mud and listen to some blues music, stop on by (e-mail me first, so I don't come to the door in my Joe Boxers). We can solve all the world problems.



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You Have any MOCCA?
Reply #2 Top
Got Mocha!
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Sorry I can't join you. But I'll lift a glass of Hot Cocoa in your direction before I amble off to bed. Got to get ready for that 11 hour work day.
By the way, I spent some time in your neck of the woods back in the early 80's. I was stationed in North Chicago (Great Lakes) for Electrician's Mate A school while doing my stint in the Navy. Lots of fond memories and very cold memories. Arrived on the 17th of December 1981 and left in March or April. Snow, snow, snow. Remember riding the trains everywhere including Wisconsin where we did the majority of our drinking. Rush Street. Shoveling Snow (not something I had any prior experience with)
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heh heh. Yeah, we get some snow, but not a lot (typically). It IS darn cold here in the winter, though. Here's to Lantec (lifting my cup to the warm southeast).
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Thanks for the invite, SD.

Will e-mail if I am out that way attending a seminar. Perhaps you could share some arts with me, I am considered a good Uke.

Meanwhile, here's to ya with a cup'o jo.
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Well a fellow snipe!I was stationed in Great Lakes in 78-79 also for Electrician's mate school.Man , I hated that place cold,very cold especially when that wind comes off of the Lake. A Hot cup of java to ya'all!
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Anytime you want to stop by, you are welcome, Corky_O. Don't think I can share anything beneficial to someone who won a silver in the Olympics, but am all for being shown a few things. And here is to Corky_O with my morning cup o mud. You too, gooberbean.