Went to a little place that serves Indian street food still cooked street-side but with indoor seating, proper utensils, etc. (if you sit at the window you can people watch and watch the owner cook the food). It was good but I swear one of the pieces of music that played was sung around a melody from The Legend of Zelda (you know which one).
I should have made coffee before I left. Excellent coffee brewing in an airplane is technically challenging. At least once I'm on the ground I packed some of the new Kenyan coffee and a travel brew kit (Clever, filters, electric water heater, compact hand grinder). There's also a local roaster within walking distance of the hotel I'm staying at that I hear does a good job.
I thought I'd miss a phone meeting about classes at the event in April but it happened during my layover so I was able to jump in on that. We'll need lots of people helping as station instructors or class logistics support for the 8 roaster focused workshops that are happening. It looks like a solid lineup and I'll be interested to see what some of the newer classes are in more depth.
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Do you think I've gotten across the idea that they need to send the little part with one fan and not a third instance of the giant assembly with 2 fans that they keep sending me?
I usually try to avoid this message style because it's not nice, but so far this issue has been handled with such an enormous heaping pile of fail that I don't know what I can do to convince them to follow through and actually do the thing they said they'd do.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.