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			<title>Original Blog Entry: I&#x27;m Out of Africa - How About You?</title>
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			<pubDate>Sun, 17 Jan 2010 13:00:13 GMT</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Yep, I&#x27;m completely out of Africa Kitamu Coffee and it&#x27;s annoying. That&#x27;s the only kind that really tastes good to me made at home. It&#x27;s made by Starbucks but Starbucks doesn&#x27;t carry it. The only place that I&#x27;ve been able to find it is Amazon.<br /><br />I always wondered why you could get a good cup of coffee at restaurants and even McDonalds and Burger King but it was almost impossible to make a really good cup at home. For years I attributed it to these cheap, plastic, Chinese Coffee Makers with the American names that we all use because there&#x27;s nothing else available.<br /><br />I like strong coffee. I drank Folgers Dark Roasted brands for years after trying everything else on the market but it still bothered me that I could get something vastly superior at Mickey D&#x27;s or BK. I just assumed that it was the coffeemaker or that all the good quality coffee was being reserved for the restaurants and the crap was left for retail.<br /><br />But then when staying at an upscale hotel in Chicago a year or so ago, I noticed this Africa Kitamu coffee next to the requisite cheap, plastic, Chinese coffeemaker and decided to try it. It was great, just like you&#x27;d get in a restaurant. I couldn&#x27;t believe it. It came in pre-measured amounts in little filter pouches.<br /><br />After I got home I tried to find it and nobody had it, not even Starbucks stores or Starbucks online. I finally did find it at Amazon though and it gets top ratings in almost all the reviews. They didn&#x27;t have it in the little filter bags but they had it ground or beans. I&#x27;ve been ordering it from them since then. It&#x27;s a lot more expensive than the regular stuff in the cans most of us drink but it&#x27;s well worth it to me because coffee in the morning is one of my favorite times of the day. Everything seems like it&#x27;s going to be ok when I get my first cup and look out the window down the holler. For some reason I think it&#x27;s even my dogs&#x27; favorite time of day too cuz they all gather around me and go to sleep making sure I can&#x27;t move my feet or roll my office chair in any direction, like right now. They drive me nuts sometimes but I love the hell out of &#x27;em anyway.<br /><br />So here I sit with my store bought Starbucks Colombian which doesn&#x27;t compare to Africa Kitamu til my order gets delivered. It&#x27;s not bad though.<br /><br />I&#x27;m always open to try new things though, if anybody knows of a good coffeemaker that makes a difference or another good coffee.<br /><br />---------------------------<br /><br />I&#x27;m on my 4th day with no cigarettes and I&#x27;m noticing little things like how nice it is not having to make sure I have enough cigarettes and my lighter before I go anywhere. It&#x27;s nice just having that empty shirt pocket too (except for the electronic cigarette). I find I&#x27;m using that less and less too though. I&#x27;m really looking forward to being through with this nasty habit that I love and hate so much. I also like the aspect of not having to do something when I don&#x27;t really want to. As much as I enjoy smoking I have to admit that I had no choice; I had too. I hated that part of it.<br /><br />There&#x27;s something new in the air now and it ain&#x27;t smoke.<br /><br />Smells like... victory.<br /><br />... &#x5b;&#xa0;<a href="/blogentry/36845">More</a>&#xa0;&#x5d;</p>]]></description>
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