@CapnJB what have you done? (v3.0)
15I’m not supposed to talk about coffee club… but I have a big mouth, and this box was chock-full of too many cool - and very thoughtful - things not to share.
First up, the shirt that made me giggle and the best hard candy ever. (Fight me on this.)
(But also, a little 3D printed sign of my sewing logo! And another challenge coin for my collection.)
Then there’s the 3D printed bobbin case and the wake-up juice with the great label:
Thank you, @CapnJB, for all of the thoughtfulness and for making my week brighter and much more caffeinated.
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@thumperchick Yay!! Enjoy the nonsense. I’m happy that you smiled
And you now have to drink a cup of coffee with a little paper umbrella in it. Although that could be dangerous so please sign this waiver first 
And don’t forget, the name of the box is Mary Bobbins
@capnjb green and red, merry bobbins?
@werehatrack It’s the filament that was in the AMS at the time. I had to swap those out with black and white to make her logo placard. And Mary Bobbins is more Mary Poppins then a green and red Christmas nod
I’m dumb like that 
So very thoughtful!!
@tinamarie1974 If it fits, it ships!
edit - and my 3D printer was bored… heh
@thumperchick
Well… technically it’s a Secret-Not-So-Secret coffee club and we only have two rules. Rule #1 and Rule #7. But you seem to have a problem with rule #7. Go drink some coffee
@capnjb it what about Rule #2-6?
@capnjb @mycya4me
They’re quite forgettable
@mycya4me That hasn’t been approved by management
Those brown latte candy’s are super good. I got some in a box with my coffee and have in my purse for when I need a special treat. I forgot to post a pic of the box he sent me last time so here it is.
@Star2236 Heh… this is what happens when you don’t look closely at your Amazon order and two and half pounds of those things land on your doorstep… heh. I do like to share, but sometimes circumstances dictate that I NEED to share
Thanks again for the surprise packages. The username reminds me of MJB Coffee that used to be based in San Francisco. You couldn’t go on the Western approach to the Bay Bridge without smelling the roasting coffee. Though I don’t think we were in great coffee days at that time yet.
@pmarin
I suppose it’s never to late to rebrand
I mean… Mercatalyst did it 
Hope you enjoyed the beans 
edit - I do love the smell of roasting coffee. It’s much different than the smell of roasted coffee. I think that’s why I roast so much. I get the roaster set up on my patio, split some oak and then start a small fire in the pit while the beans tumble. I kind of like smelling like a campfire
And this is probably why there is a Secret-Not-So-Secret coffee club 
@capnjb @pmarin they did it twice
at least
@Cerridwyn @pmarin Well then, I’ve got my work cut out for me
Here’s the pic I was trying to share but it froze on me when I was trying to load the page.
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@Star2236 THAT’S where my Bok Choy seeds disappeared to.
And you got my last TrackR
I suppose I need to hunt another IRK… heh.
And for what it’s worth, that Samuri bottle opener actually came from Japan. My dear friend is a Master Chief in the Navy, and he was deployed there when the massive tsunami hit the coast of Japan, years ago. He spent months there to rescue and rebuild. He sent me that and some wonderful snacks and a Kimono robe for my wife. So… yeah, there is a little back story with that item. It’s been sitting on a shelf for years so I thought I’d let it travel the world a little more
@Star2236 And did you ever crack open that geode?
@capnjb
I totally forgot about it till today. I’m gonna crack it when I get back from the doctors. The bottle opener is sitting in my bar. I thought that was really cool. I looked it up on the Internet and saw it was from Japan. I really liked that.
@Star2236 Heh… the little pillow that also came in that box is what he should be sitting on. It’s also from Japan
@Star2236 Please post a picture of the geode if you manage to crack it open. Or just post your best Charlie Brown impression of ‘I got a rock’
The ones we opened were nothing fancy, just clear crystals but they are from National Geographic 