Is that a .5oz espresso squirt right next to the light switch? ;-)
Nice set up there Don Pedro! Well done!
Some of you have seen my machine and grinder in their old location. After my home invasion and subsequent kitchen remodel (a third of which was on the insurance company's dime, hehehe) I wanted to show off their new location. There used to be a closet in the kitchen that was replaced with an espresso nook; I built an upper and a lower cabinet, and continued the kitchen's granite for the nook. When Jeff has time to shoot the rest of the kitchen, I'd like to show that off too. I'm still amazed overall and often feel like I'm stepping into someone else' kitchen. The Lord has done great things for us, whereof we are glad. Ps126:3.
Quote from: peter on August 23, 2011, 12:41:00 PMSome of you have seen my machine and grinder in their old location. After my home invasion and subsequent kitchen remodel (a third of which was on the insurance company's dime, hehehe) I wanted to show off their new location. There used to be a closet in the kitchen that was replaced with an espresso nook; I built an upper and a lower cabinet, and continued the kitchen's granite for the nook. When Jeff has time to shoot the rest of the kitchen, I'd like to show that off too. I'm still amazed overall and often feel like I'm stepping into someone else' kitchen. The Lord has done great things for us, whereof we are glad. Ps126:3.Decent looking setup Peter. If I ever get north of the Mason-Dixon again I'll let you build me a drink.
Quote from: Tex on August 23, 2011, 09:24:45 PMQuote from: peter on August 23, 2011, 12:41:00 PMSome of you have seen my machine and grinder in their old location. After my home invasion and subsequent kitchen remodel (a third of which was on the insurance company's dime, hehehe) I wanted to show off their new location. There used to be a closet in the kitchen that was replaced with an espresso nook; I built an upper and a lower cabinet, and continued the kitchen's granite for the nook. When Jeff has time to shoot the rest of the kitchen, I'd like to show that off too. I'm still amazed overall and often feel like I'm stepping into someone else' kitchen. The Lord has done great things for us, whereof we are glad. Ps126:3.Decent looking setup Peter. If I ever get north of the Mason-Dixon again I'll let you build me a drink.I'd like that Robert. A looooooooong, long time ago there was a thread about the top three members you'd like to meet. You would be on my short list. We could go find that brass billy goat and double team him.
Feel the love!
A looooooooong, long time ago there was a thread about the top three members you'd like to meet.
Quote from: grinderz on August 24, 2011, 10:33:58 AMFeel the love! Which is Peter and which is me?
Milo said Tex is actually a great guy, and I'm sure he was right.
Quote from: Tex on August 24, 2011, 11:03:07 AMQuote from: grinderz on August 24, 2011, 10:33:58 AMFeel the love! Which is Peter and which is me?I'd be on the right, because you have more hair than me. Plus, I'm not the one with the heart made of stone. Actually, the reason I made that post above about meeting another member, and having Tex on my short list is because most of the time, meeting someone in person and having a meal/drinks together is all it takes. Milo said Tex is actually a great guy, and I'm sure he was right.
Quote from: peter on August 24, 2011, 08:59:45 AM A looooooooong, long time ago there was a thread about the top three members you'd like to meet. I'd like to meet all the club members except two boneheads that are long gone. In fact anybody in the Utah Zion and Moab areas/Las Vegas/southern Colorado Durango area that wants me to swing by and guzzle up some of your coffee in a few weeks let me know.
You heading to Zion? Awesome place... except for the retail coffee.
My birthday present to myself (almost a month late) arrived today.I am very happy. Dave is a true craftsman and artist.
