Another $tarbuck$ quote… Posted on June 27, 2007 By pamela The Way I See It #225 People don’t read enough. And what reading we do is cursory, without absorbing the subtleties and nuances that lie deep within – Wow, you’ve stopped paying attention, haven’t you? People can’t even read a coffee cup without drifting off.” — David Shore Potpourri
What’s for dinner? And more questions. Posted on September 18, 2008 Every day… every day… day after day, there’s the dilemma: what’s for dinner? Or… for many, the daily questions are more like: What’s for breakfast? When’s coffee? What’s for lunch? What’s for snack? What’s for dinner? Where’s the chocolate for me? Here are a few dinner recipes and you might… Read More
a glimpse of things to come Posted on January 27, 2007 (I know… I’m going to change the colour scheme/image here… it’s just a little Valentine’s day indulgence. It’s actually too much for me.) So… Bill Gates says the internet will revolutionize television in the next five years. If we all get programing devoid of advertising and commentary, who’s going to… Read More
Posted on November 27, 2006 No time or energy to write, but didn’t want to miss the op to post a link. More on the peaceful (and let us not forget to also add) tolerant Syria – this, according to one of America’s most influential pastors. I’m guessing poli-sci wasn’t a favourite course or maybe… Read More
Brenda — That’s a great one… I don’t think I’ve seen before, but sure agree with the quote. I like the things they (Sbx) do. I don’t always like what I read, I don’t always agree or whatever, but you know what? I do like the process, the foresight or the goal of getting people talking to one another or thinking about things. It’s sort of like hearing people talk about a matter that you haven’t faced and being prompted to think about it… and ask: What do I believe or think about that, anyway? So… the ultimate pricey friend: Sbx. Thanks for that note. -pamela
I love to read the quotes on Starbucks cups (and I really like that one). For a matter of fact, I have a Starbucks cup on the shelf by my computer right now (been there for ages). It is “The Way I See It #99” and it says, “Success in life is that your kids want to spend time with you once they’ve grown up.”