How many remember these? My sister and I loved drinking these.
Pretty flowers always makes me smile! And the one who gave them, fills my heart with love. Have a great day and may the quotes below fill your heart with smiles!
Tuesday’s Thoughts!
Nuggets of Gold
Helping you to find the gold nuggets amidst the dirt, sand and pebbles of life!
Nuggets of Gold 
I am sure that you found number 9 to be comforting.
I like number 3
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I thought number 3 summed things up pretty well!
Actually I was hoping that certain people who shall remain nameless, would find comfort in Number 9. 🙂
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Oh gosh, I remember those International instant coffees and loved them too! Great thoughts today. Stay warm and maybe work on that book buying problem? 😍
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They were the best weren’t they.
Thanks and you stay warm too! Your temps are worse than ours!
LOL about the books. I will try! 😉
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We’re warming up now and were actually in double digits first thing this morning. May reach nearly 40 by early afternoon. Woohoo-a heat wave! 😆
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Yay! Time to get out the flip flops! LOL! Enjoy the heat wave.
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LOL, umm, may wait just a tad for the flip tops but love the idea!
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Joy, well said. All good points to ponder, revealing you are a “good egg!” Myself, I may be a tad scrambled, which is OK, as I treasure the eclectic. Keith
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Thanks Keith yes, being scrambled is very OK, being that I may be a bit more than just a tad! 🙂
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Oh this is hard! So many good ones! But 6
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Yes 6 is a loaded question isn’t it! And it can really make a difference when we are honest with ourselves!
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So true! But really…outstanding choices today
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Thank you! They can be hard to find sometimes but always worth it! 🙂
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Completely awesome! I love them all, but especially the one on opinion and also Mr. Rogers. We need more guys like him!
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Thanks Nico and yes we do need more like him!
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🙂
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Of course I don’t remember those tins of poison. But I do remember drinking Ovaltine when I was a kid.
I like #3, and I will add that a glass half empty is harder to spill.
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Oh I knew you wouldn’t remember those tins, smart aleck!
But yes, I remember Ovaltine too! The tins of “poison” were much better though!
So half empty is harder to spill than half full? I think completely empty would be even harder!😛
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Now you’ve got the spirit. Completely empty is best. Especially if the glass was filled with some variation of coffee.
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“Very funnny!”
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Refillable was my favorite too. I remember International Coffee, but didn’t drink it because I wasn’t much of a coffee drinker back then. I didn’t drink Ovaltine either, but now I like the Swiss Miss half-cocoa and half-coffee blends on cold winter days like this.
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Yup, always refillable! Sounds like a good blend! 🙂
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4, 8 and 9 for me this week. I know where the tap is!!!
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Good for you in knowing where the tap is!! 😊
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So agree that the glass is refillable. Seems obvious, yet…
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Yet … is not. 🙂
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I enjoyed those flavored coffees.
Do they still make them?
And if they did . . . would we still enjoy them?
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Good questions! I wouldn’t mind trying them again and seeing if they compared to my Salted Caramal lattes now. 🙂
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#4 And I can refill it with whatever I want!
#5 You know it’s a thing when a culture has a word for it… “Tsundoku” in Japanese ( 積ん読), which reads “piled-up reading”.
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I remember those coffees – they were a decadent treat.
I liked the quote about opinion and empathy, and how they are at opposite ends of the spectrum.
I also liked Kipling’s quote about telling history with stories. That’s why I enjoy reading Tippy’s historical pieces, since they are filled with stories…
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They made you feel special drinking them. 🙂
I had never thought of comparing opinion with empathy but the quote made sense!
Yes, I thought of Tippy’s stories! 🙂 I also always liked Kipling’s tales.
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I remember having similar coffees. I might as well have just found some flavoured soil. The stuff that was left over at the bottom of the cup. Wow. x
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LOL! Oh gosh, “flavored soil!” I know some followers of mine that would so agree with you if they saw your comment! You all don’t know what is good. 🙂
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