Coffee: The First Test
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COFFEE…
Ok, the First Day of K’s Work at Home Business has arrived and so has the First Test.
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The Coffee Pot is in the Kitchen. Small wonder you say, yours is, your neighbor’s is and that’s where your parents always kept theirs. As a matter of fact, yours is probably near the sink, just like mine.
Well, so is the small protable sink that K. uses to wash hair. It has to be near a water source and needs a place to drain the dirty water.
I know some of her customers and have no problem saying Hi and getting some coffee. I will even offer some to them if they want. I really don’t have a problem meeting the customers I have not met before. But, when a woman is getting her hair washed, she may feel a little uncomfortable with a man barging in to get a cup. Not to mention that the way to the Pot is effectively blocked.
It’s not that I didn’t know that I have to have my coffee while working. I know where the Coffee Pot is. I did think of it, but didn’t do anything about it. I thought since I know most of the customers, I would just say excuse me and go about my business. I know better now.
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The Solution…
This afternoon when we are both done working, we are going shopping. We are going to buy one of those keep hot, pump a cup things you see at the convience stores or in gas stations. That way, if I want Coffee, I just pump it myself. I won’t have to bother K. or  her customers.
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Part of the Working Together (Separately) series
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Those are one of the best inventions in the world. I don’t function well in the morning, and I don’t use an electric coffee maker. We make coffee the night before and put it in one of these. It’s still hot in the morning. Whenever we make a pot, it gets put in the pump. It stays hot for hours without being kept on heat - saving energy and giving you a better cup of coffee.
Input by Rick | September 27, 2006 @ 8:42 pm
Hey Rick,
Well, K. did “Helping Hands” (an outreach to shut-ins) tonight. So we never got to go to the store tonight.
I really want one of those things, as you said, they have all the advantages of a hot cup of coffee without wasting energy.
Besides, I will be able to stay out of the way of her and her customers that way.
Maybe tomorrow…
Input by Joe | September 27, 2006 @ 9:21 pm
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