Jeff Sikes 🍎
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I've made the PDF version of my "Icons of Coffee" art-book FREE (or pay what you want)
Grab it over on my Ko-fi!
@sharan well, that's up to you :D
I used to drink 8-9 coffees per day, five of which were before noon. I didn't have a problem drinking a coffee late in the evening. I thought to myself, if I can fall asleep, there's no problem.
https://arnel.bearblog.dev/one-coffee/
#coffee #health #blogging #blogger #drugs #habits #descendents
@actuallyautistic
#coffee #autism well, caffeine doesn't usually have a stimulating effect on autistic people. So the coffee consumption is only symbolic (but actually delicious). That's fine by me. Is it the same for you? And do you have other stimulants (apart from electric shocks or cocaine)? lol
Roni Laukkarinen
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Alex, the Hearth Fire
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I’ve been immersed in #pottery and #tea for a week at the ‘pouring vessels for tea and coffee workshop’ with Po Wen Liu at the Arrowmont school of arts and crafts in #Tennessee,
Po Wen is an excellent teacher and i’m grateful to have had this opportunity to learn and create and make new friends who also love pots/art/crafts.
Now I’m exhausted and inspired; ready to get home and put all i learned into action at my studio and community.
I love how Ryan George does the alien anthropologist on Earth trope with just humans ... well ... just him. Please enjoy ...
"The First Guy To Ever Drink Coffee"
jaz :twt: :wales_flag:
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This episode of You're Dead To Me reminded me of the prohibition of coffee during its early history;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0028sjn
I first read about coffee being religiously and legally restricted in a book I found in the public library, about the history of drug regulation. A. At the time I thought it was plausible, but I was wary of what I now know as confirmation bias. Intriguing to have it confirmed by a historian on a public broadcaster.