Would you rather wake up in a world made of coffee or a world with no coffee at all? ** I would rather live in a world made of coffee.
Would you rather be afraid of your coffee or have it be afraid of you? **This is a fun question. I see an animated coffee cup running away from me with its contents sloshing up and over the rim. I would rather my coffee be afraid of me.
If we were having coffee, I would share the biggest news from my week. My oldest son got his learner permit on Monday. So, we have another driver in the house. It makes me wonder, where does the time go?
If we were having coffee, I would update you on the house build. Our wood-burning fireplace is being installed. Sorry, no pictures this week. I have two unrelated pictures to share with you, though.
This is my recently completed look-and-find puzzle. There are sixteen rabbits hidden in this image.
This is my new pour-over coffee. It makes a tasty cup of coffee. I like it better than my drip machine.
If we were having coffee, I would share the link to my Wednesday’s post: Skilled users of words—writers, wordsmiths, and penmen—this post is for you.
Let me pass you the pour-over and kettle so you can tell me about your week. What’s new? What are you reading? Are you working on a writing project?
By Shari Marshall – 2024
Happy Canadian Thanksgiving
Brewing Coffee, Twisting Words & Breaking Pencils 
I can’t wake up to a world without coffee 😀! Now your boy has a permit enjoy the ride! Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!
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I agree, there has to be coffee.
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No coffee at all wouldn’t bother me in the least! What a beautiful puzzle.
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How about tea or hot chocolate, Joanne?
You shared a lovely puzzle on your coffee share this week too. Puzzle season is here.
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My world definitely needs coffee. I started to look for the rabbits in the puzzle, but gave up as they were too hard to find. It’s a beautiful puzzle.
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The rabbits are hard to find. I still think a look-and-find puzzle is fun though.
Thanks for visiting, Jennifer. Happy Saturday.
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I remember being a little scared the first time one of my children offered to drive. But congratulations to your son.
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Yes, it is such a big responsibility. He wants to drive in the subdivision or backroads for a while so he can build confidence in low traffic areas.
Thanks for stopping in, Anne. Happy Saturday.
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Well done finishing the puzzle and congrats to your oldest son! Thank you for your weekend coffee share.
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Thank you, Natalie. Happy Thanksgiving.
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Definitely I would want a world with coffee. I also love the rabbit puzzle . It looks like a lot of fun.
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Agreed, there must be coffee.
The puzzle was more challenging than I expected, but worth the effort. Thank you for stopping in. Happy Sunday.
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I just finished the book I’m reading for my graduate class, which means I GET TO START SOMETHING NEW! I’m excited to dig into Demon Copperhead, which my book club picked for next month.
I wish I knew where the time went. It’s wild!
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Hi Jayden.
I don’t belong to a book club, but I have considered joining one a few times. I think it would be nice to have people to book talk with.
Thanks for stopping in. Hope you are having a lovely week.
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Congratulations on your son getting a learner’s permit!
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Thank you, Julie.
I hope you are having a great week.
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