2009 is turning out to be much different than originally planned. When I originally started this blog last year, I expected to update it much more than I have over the last few months. Part of the reason for the sporadic posts is that my wife and I have decided to leave New York City for Vermont.
Needless to say, this move has gotten me a wee bit distracted from my blog. I'll continue posts when I can but there may be long silences until we're settled in October.
I'm going to miss the easy access to all the great coffee and coffee people in NYC. With the amazing coffee scene that has developed over the last couple of years, part of me feels like I'm leaving the party when it's just gotten started. But my job is still based in NYC so I'll still get a chance to peek in once and a while to see what's going on.
I'm also very excited to discover what a new state has to offer. I've already explored some of the Vermont coffee world earlier this year (see my post Beans in the Green Mountains). And I'm sure there will be much, much more to discover -- not only in coffee but in various types of local, sustainable small businesses. And with a new barn in my backyard, twice the size of my old NYC apartment, who knows what trouble I can get myself into.
To be continued...
Posts
aki kem fala e o filho de alemao da ilha de itapaica salvador venho em nome meu e de meu pai fas muito tempo que nao tenhoo contato com vc pois nao sei se tu ira ler este comentario mas se for visto por alguem da empressa pesso que passe para ele o dono do restalrante ele vai conhecer a pessoa que esta falando meu pai esta em uma siatuaçao muito ruim e acho que vc jah ate sabe mas sei lah foi presso e esta ainda por nao sei kanto tempo so pesso que entre em contato comigo por este amail....apollo_deg@hotmail.com bem abraços fica com deus apollo filho do alemao
ReplyDelete