Coffee Shop (let's chat)

[Pearl]

The Web has given a whole new meaning to the term 'pen pals'...

Yes it does, we e-mail now.

 

[farouk]

He loves it farouk and has made him much more mobile. When not in use it gets rucked up in his shed underneath his model railway layout.

Well for the believer it's the inward man (2 Corinthians 4.6) - rather than the outward - that is renewed day by day. Having said that, there are indeed means and devices that can help with mobility and transport...

 

[Pearl]

Well for the believer it's the inward man (2 Corinthians 4.6) - rather than the outward - that is renewed day by day. Having said that, there are indeed means and devices that can help with mobility and transport...

Even though he is not as physically strong and active as he was he still has all his marbles.

 

[farouk]

Even though he is not as physically strong and active as he was he still has all his marbles.

We had an aged relative who still had a clear mind at 97; such a blessing.

 

[JohnPaul]

Even though Butterfly live in the UK we are too far apart to meet up but I did meet up with some folk from another forum including Helen's brother. Never say never though because a couple of years ago my pen-pal from Chicago came to visit me. we had bee writing since we were about twelve.

That is so great Pearl, that must've been an experience for sure, a long awaited one too!

 

[farouk]

That is so great Pearl, that must've been an experience for sure, a long awaited one too!

Whether it's in person or at a distance, fellowship is so important.

(In Acts 2.42, it is definitely in person fellowship that is in view, of course...)

 

[JohnPaul]

Whether it's in person or at a distance, fellowship is so important.

(In Acts 2.42, it is definitely in person fellowship that is in view, of course...)

It is very important Farouk.

 

[farouk]

It is very important Farouk.

Indeed it is...

 

[Pearl]

That is so great Pearl, that must've been an experience for sure, a long awaited one too!

I wish my pen-pal was a Christian then it would have been even better.

 

[JohnPaul]

I wish my pen-pal was a Christian then it would have been even better.

That is always best Pearl.

Today I am enjoying Peet's Alma Di La Tierra dark roast coffee, not bad.

 

[Pearl]

That is always best Pearl.

Today I am enjoying Peet's Alma Di La Tierra dark roast coffee, not bad.

Mine usually come out of a jar. I'm not a coffee expert. The best I ever had was some my daughter brought me back from Kenya - Blue Mountain coffee. I know that the altitude at which the beans grow affect the flavour.

 

[JohnPaul]

Mine usually come out of a jar. I'm not a coffee expert. The best I ever had was some my daughter brought me back from Kenya - Blue Mountain coffee. I know that the altitude at which the beans grow affect the flavour.

Africa has some good coffee, must've been wonderful.

 

[farouk]

Africa has some good coffee, must've been wonderful.

Good coffee in Latin America ... although I gave up coffee decades ago...

 

[farouk]

That is always best Pearl.

Today I am enjoying Peet's Alma Di La Tierra dark roast coffee, not bad.

Hadn't heard of that one...

 

[JohnPaul]

Good coffee in Latin America ... although I gave up coffee decades ago...

Yes some very good coffee in Latin America, why did you give up coffee Farouk?

Hadn't heard of that one...

Not the best I've had, but pretty good.

 

[farouk]

Yes some very good coffee in Latin America, why did you give up coffee Farouk?

Just a good idea health-wise; and subsequent health problems bore this out...

 

[farouk]

We haven't had a fun chat thread in awhile. Anyone want some coffee? I had me some premium roast this morning from my Keurig, but only because I drank all my hazelnut. How is everyone? Any good devotions or Bible passages y'all been reading lately?

We were looking at Psalm 107.30: "So He bringeth them to their desired haven..."

A sentiment that preaches well...

 

[Pearl]

Thanks for re-starting this thread farouk. You Psalm made me think of one of my favourites:
Psalm 16:6
The boundary lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; surely I have a delightful inheritance.

 

[Helen]

Ive been browsing the older threads and had forgotten this one!
It used to be very popular.

In browsing through here I started missing @Rollo Tamasi
and @GodsGrace ...they used to brighten the place up with their lighthearted banter.

Hope we see them again soon.

 

[farouk]

Thanks for re-starting this thread farouk. You Psalm made me think of one of my favourites:
Psalm 16:6
The boundary lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; surely I have a delightful inheritance.

The Psalmist is indeed thankful in an exemplary way...