USED COFFEE FOR YOUR GARDEN

I am not promoting rabid recycling, but I know this is a good idea. 


Barracuda Coffee in Richland, Washington is recycling their coffee grounds. I know. You are wondering if they are trying to make more coffee with used grounds, right? Well, that is treason to a coffee drinker.

No, they are giving the coffee grounds to their customers to use on their gardens. Coffee grounds are probably the best way to get rid of pill bugs (rolly polly bugs). It sure works for us in the Hill Country of Texas. 


Coffee grounds are used to repel insects away from peas in the photo at right>


You can also use unused coffee that got old and tasteless, or coffee being sold cheap because it is old.


The only down side is that as you accumulate the used grounds they end up sitting in some container destroying the ambiance of your home.


Cold coffee that might be thrown out can also be put on plants to acidify the soil. This is usually only important if you live in the Southwest of the USA.

STARBUCKS LOWERING THE STANDARD

Boozers do not have the same level of articulation when they stand with one foot on the brass rail, and their elbow on the bar. Coffee has always, since hundreds of years ago in Europe, been the beverage of high thoughts and quiet conversation.


So, get out your happy manual so you can roar and keep up with the inebriated conversation, at least if you are addicted to Starbucks.


READ THE CAPITULATION LOGIC

HOT BLACK COFFEE

I will soon be sharing my zeal for the blessed brew. I roast my own coffee from green beans, and I have lived in the country where coffee was first discovered, Ethiopia.


So, bookmark this page, and you should soon see some curious information on Coffee.