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Jeannie Chan Curious, has anyone actually become regular users of VIA?

117 weeks ago from Coffee

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Kim N. Campbell: @Zoe, that's interesting because in our taste test promo the week it came out a lot of people (myself included) had a bit of trouble ...More@Zoe, that's interesting because in our taste test promo the week it came out a lot of people (myself included) had a bit of trouble distinguishing between brewed coffee and the VIA. I think even though it tastes a lot better than the regular stuff, people just cant pay a premium for instant coffee in a coffee shop.

It's really useful when you're going to a place with bad coffee for an extended period of time and you love coffee. I stocked up my dad with tons of via packages cuz he was traveling to Jamaica and it's hard to get a good cup.
110 weeks ago

Odessa Scruggs: Hard to get a good cup of coffee in Jamaica, with Jamaica Blue Mountain??
87 weeks ago

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95 weeks ago from

Zoe Right What's your go-to drink? Mocha, Latte?

110 weeks ago from Coffee

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Patrick Pho: Coffee with cream and splenda. Nothing too fancy.
104 weeks ago

: large soy latte. and if it's a really bad day, triple shot coffee with one shot hazlenut. ultimate pick-me-up.
100 weeks ago

Cameron Plommer So how do you all "find the time" to read (books) each day or week?

111 weeks ago from Book Shelf

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Marisa Wikramanayake: I speed read. I tend to read a typical novel in about an hour and a half. What helps really is that I get stuck into the book completely and I am ...MoreI speed read. I tend to read a typical novel in about an hour and a half. What helps really is that I get stuck into the book completely and I am not open to anything else around me unless it falls into the "noise that signals an emergency category". Things get done better and faster when you devote all the possible attention you can doing them, one thing at a time.
111 weeks ago

Zoe Right: Read pretty quickly - I can usually do an average book in about an hour and a half
111 weeks ago

David Fogel I'm curious, when you guys go to Starbucks, do you order your coffee in sizes by their proper names (tall, grande, vendi) or do you just say "small" "medium" or "large". I ask because I tend to take the lazy way out and call sizes by their american names (A cardinal sin at Starbucks). The clerks always give me dirty looks. It's like I'm an outsider because I'm not down with the lingo. I don't like saying the proper names because it just doesnt make any logical sense. How can tall be small?

121 weeks ago from Coffee

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Kim N. Campbell: @Alison, if you want to shorten your drink name in Starbucks speak, it's a skinny vanilla latte. :)
110 weeks ago

Ed Barrientos: I'm with you David. It makes no sense to me. I order a medium coffee...they can translate it to their jargon...
110 weeks ago

Zoe Right Just finished Breathers- great/silly tale by SG Browne plus met him @ B&N last night. I'm such a geek-always feel like a star struck teen.

140 weeks ago from Book Shelf

Taisa Honesko Staub I usually read more than one book at the same time... I've finished reading Jim Collins' Good to Great 2 weeks ago. Really liked it!

140 weeks ago from Book Shelf

Zoe Right: LOVED IT! Listened on Audiobook.
140 weeks ago

Zoe Right Just finished Deepak Chorpa's account of Buddha's Life. Loved Anne Rice's version of Jesus. Both were great.

141 weeks ago from Book Shelf

Rebecca Thorman My friend forced Twilight on me this weekend, and I have to admit, I read it in one day and loved it!

141 weeks ago from Book Shelf

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Alexa Johnson: It's like reading one of those Fabio romance books, sans Fabio
141 weeks ago

Kevin Durbin: I may read the Twilight book(s) one day; I'm more drawn to them by the negative comments I've heard about them. Go figure.....lol
141 weeks ago

Mel Barnes Anyone on here joined GoodReads?I found it last week & am enjoying being able to keep track of books I'm reading.Reading Blindspot now!

141 weeks ago from Book Shelf

Kelsey Balcaitis: I LOVE GoodReads. I've kept lists of books to read and now it's so easy just to put them online. Plus, I can see what I have read too.
141 weeks ago

Zoe Right: I also love goodreads- as a rabid reader I'm always trying to remember if I read something and if I liked it- just have to remeber to post.
141 weeks ago

Kelsey Balcaitis Really want to tackle Anna Karenina, but other books just get in the way. Goal is to start it this weekend!

142 weeks ago from Book Shelf

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Kelsey Balcaitis: Yeah... so I never got to Anna Karenina. I'll get to it eventually!
141 weeks ago

Zoe Right: I listen to these "Should Reads". I enjoy them more this way.
141 weeks ago

Louisa Kwasigroch Picked up Promises in Death by J.D. Robb (Nora Roberts) for some light reading. It's fun to read about futuristic NYC via crime thrillers.

142 weeks ago from Book Shelf

Zoe Right: I like these but am ready for her to "get over" her childhood already. It's been 20 books.
141 weeks ago

Zoe Right My dog always tries to nip at my nose- not hard, in a playful way- what is that all about?

143 weeks ago from Animal Companions

Karla Mercado: All animal companions have a playful gene in them it seems. Not to worry, but if it becomes bothersome, don't hesitate to reprimand him.
143 weeks ago

Karla Mercado: And by reprimand I mean in a very loving way. Pets, especially dogs, don't respond to punishment. They respond to discipline. Good luck!
143 weeks ago

Vanessa Alvarado We're busy & natural multitaskers. I've never tried Audio Books, but it would allow "reading" while working, driving, etc. Anyone tried it?

143 weeks ago from Book Shelf

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Mel Barnes: I find it easier to travel long distances w/audiobooks.I get to the point when music isnt enough.Audiobooks make you want to keep going
143 weeks ago

Mehnaz Thawer: Oddly, because I speak more than 1 language i find it really hard to work and listen in the same language. It shorts out my brain!
143 weeks ago

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