Tag Archives: texas
My Residence @820
The back story of my residence @820 is back in September 2010 I was laying in bed exhausted. The 57th Religious Support Team has been working 50-hours weekly from June to August 2010 creating a robust Command Master Religious Plan for FY2011, procuring resources for Strong Bonds retreats, preparing training curriculum for one year’s teaching of Singles’, Couples’ and Families’ Strong Bonds retreats, Chapel services, counseling Soldiers/Families, monthly Strong Bonds retreats and making relational connections with … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Grind living
Tagged temple, prayer, apartment, army, chaplain, texas, Religious Support Team, Command Master Religious Program
the Mozart experience
This afternoon, I decided to drive down to Austin to experience the Mozart’s Coffee and to complete a few work projects. Immediately upon arrival, the place was packed. Wooden floors, brick walls and tall ceilings gives you a cozy feeling, a perfect setting for conversing with a friend, reading a book or blogging (like I am doing). Their customer service is warm, friendly and prompt service. The staff was able to handle a long line of … Continue reading
Posted in Bean There
Tagged Lake Austin, coffeehouse, small business idea, roasted coffee, texas, Austin, mozart
the javaXperience
Here I am sipping on a Caffe Americano and sitting among the Belton crowd @Texas Java coffeehouse. Texas Java is a nice, friendly-family atmosphere where mostly teenagers and young adults hang out. Their coffee is fair. The food selection is nominal because they only offer bakery, ice cream and other sugar goodies. An appeal to their audience, but talking to the boss man the other day brought hope that a more fuller food menu is … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Grind living
Tagged java, texas, texas java coffeehouse, coffeee, apostle paul
