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Old 07-18-2008, 08:06 PM
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I went to the 24-hour location at the Quarry a while back at 3:30 a.m., on the way to the aiport for an early flight, and my order was free because the cash register was between shifts.
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Here's the list of Starbucks closing in Texas...looks like Dallas, Ft Worth and Houston took the biggest beating...

6236 SOUTH ARLINGTON 1201 W ARBROOK ARLINGTON TX
6299 COOPER & GREEN OAKS 5435 S COOPER ARLINGTON TX
6301 COLLINS & GREEN OAKS 2733 N COLLINS ARLINGTON TX
9540 MATLOCK & BARDIN 4645 MATLOCK ARLINGTON TX
6403 S CONGRESS AND ACADEMY 1007 S CONGRESS AUSTIN TX
14121 MOPAC & SLAUGHTER 5000 W SLAUGHTER AUSTIN TX
9675 HWY 83 & BOCA CHICA 100 EXPRESSWAY 83 BROWNSVILLE TX
9300 US 377 & US 67 300 W COMMERCE BROWNWOOD TX
11558 SPID & WEBER 3920 S PADRE ISLAND DR CORPUS CHRISTI TX
11943 STAPLES & DODDRIDGE 3738 STAPLES CORPUS CHRISTI TX
6262 GREENVILLE & MATALEE 3715 GREENVILLE AVE DALLAS TX
6280 PRESTON & BELTLINE 14891 PRESTON RD DALLAS TX
6370 LOVERS LANE & GREENVILLE AVE 5500 GREENVILLE AVE DALLAS TX
6372 CAMP WISDOM RD & HWY 67 3431 CAMP WISDOM RD DALLAS TX
6387 SKILLMAN AND AUDELIA 9090 SKILLMAN ST DALLAS TX
10758 NORTHPARK MALL II 8687 N CENTRAL EXP DALLAS TX
10759 LBJ & MONTFORT 5631 LBJ FWY DALLAS TX
10877 ILLINOIS & WESTMORELAND 3403 W ILLINOIS AVE DALLAS TX
14144 COIT & 635 7995 LBJ DALLAS TX
6963 PLEASANT RUN & HAMPTON RD 900 N HAMPTON RD DESOTO TX
8135 CEDAR RIDGE & WHEATLAND RD 107 S CEDAR RIDGE DR DUNCANVILLE TX
13356 MONTANA & MCRAE 9615 MONTANA RD EL PASO TX
6282 SPRING VALLEY & MIDWAY 13901 MIDWAY RD FARMERS BRANCH TX
10057 CAMP BOWIE & HULEN 4603 CAMP BOWIE FORT WORTH TX
10086 HULEN MALL 4800 S HULEN ST FORT WORTH TX
14145 MCCART & ALTAMESA 6221 MCCART AVE FORT WORTH TX
13928 FM 423 LEBANON 5605 FM 423 FRISCO TX
14096 WARREN & DALLAS PKWY 6801 WARREN PKWY FRISCO TX
10295 FIREWHEEL TOWN CENTER 470 CONEFLOWER DR GARLAND TX
6274 SHEPHERD & FARNHAM 3821 SHEPHARD HOUSTON TX
7944 I-45 & RED RIPPLE 6001 N FWY HOUSTON TX
9615 HWY 249 & ANTOINE 12503 TOMBALL PKWY HOUSTON TX
10056 MAIN & DALLAS 914 DALLAS ST HOUSTON TX
10650 FANNIN & PRESTON 1018 PRESTON HOUSTON TX
11562 WESTHEIMER & BRIARGREEN 14333 WHEIMER RD HOUSTON TX
13479 BELLAIRE & WILCREST 10611 BELLAIRE BLVD HOUSTON TX
13672 FANNIN & MACGREGOR 6400 FANNIN ST HOUSTON TX
11563 DEERBROOK MALL 20131 HWY 59 HUMBLE TX
11072 HWY 77 & GENERAL CAVAZOS 1401 E GENERAL CAVAZOS KINGSVILLE TX
11565 ZAPATA HWY & CHESTNUT 2201 CHESTNUT LAREDO TX
2977 TOWN EAST MALL 2228 TOWN E BLVD MESQUITE TX
13797 HWY 271 & WHITE STREET 901 S JEFFERSON AVE MT PLEASANT TX
13395 LAMAR & LOOP 286 3855 NE LOOP 286 PARIS TX
11074 I-27 & HWY 70 1301 I-27 NORTH PLAINVIEW TX
6288 PRESTON & HWY 121 8600 PRESTON PLANO TX
6666 COIT AND HWY 190 340 COIT RD PLANO TX
10576 COLLIN CREEK MALL 811 N CENTRAL EXWY PLANO TX
13838 HWY 75 & PARK BLVD 1881 CENTRAL EXWY PLANO TX
11301 I-35 & RED OAK 502 N I-35 RED OAK TX
10528 CHERRY & BUSINESS 35 1205 HWY 35 N ROCKPORT TX
11302 HWY 59 & HWY 36 27943 SW FWY ROSENBERG TX
11982 59 & HWY 762 24406 SW FWY ROSENBURG TX
6221 SAN PEDRO/BITTERS 13429 SAN PEDRO AVE SAN ANTONIO TX
10924 RIO GRANDE & LAURENT 1310 E RIO GRANDE VICTORIA TX
13332 VALLEY MILLS & WACO DR 4300 W WACO DR WACO TX
9930 GREEN OAKS & HWY 183 500 B HWY 183 W WHITE SETTLEMENT TX
14246 US 287 & MAURINE 2009 MAURINE ST WICHITA FALLS TX

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Gosh, I wonder if there will be any left in Corpus Christi? I can't imagine there being that many there to begin with. I was shocked and amazed to discover recently that my hometown (Portland, near CC) has one. Never thought I'd see that.

I don't drag my machine along when we go camping on the beach so I do have a selfish interest here...
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Gosh, I wonder if there will be any left in Corpus Christi? I can't imagine there being that many there to begin with. I was shocked and amazed to discover recently that my hometown (Portland, near CC) has one. Never thought I'd see that.

I don't drag my machine along when we go camping on the beach so I do have a selfish interest here...
We have a couple of little coffee makers (percolator types, where you put the water in the bottom, the coffee in a little filter inside an boil), that we use for camping.
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I don't drag my machine along when we go camping on the beach so I do have a selfish interest here...

Spend $20 or less on a French press. If you can heat water, you can make coffee, and it tastes much, much better made in a French press...
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Spend $20 or less on a French press. If you can heat water, you can make coffee, and it tastes much, much better made in a French press...
This is what we did last time but we used my mom's little "travel" FP and it was plastic, poorly made, and we ended up with something very much like "cowboy coffee" and it tasted bad, but we dealt with it. I used to use a FP before (glass) and liked it quite a bit before I got the espresso bug. We are going to look for a better one before the next camping trip (which will not be until it's at LEAST below 80 for a couple weeks straight! lol!)...

I am not fond of percolated coffee at all. I am picky, I know... but hey, it's pretty much my ONLY vice and my ONLY picky thing.

There are travel espresso makers I've heard of but yet to try. There are coffee makers that plug into your cig lighter in the car (we "car camp")... but I've only heard bad things, like it taking 2 hours to brew a small pot. No thanks! I'd have killed someone by the time 2 hrs was up!

It's tough to balance a love of nature with urban spoiledness. (Is that even a word?)
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Starbucks are on every corner, I know since gas went up i don't go as often as i did.
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Gosh, I wonder if there will be any left in Corpus Christi? I can't imagine there being that many there to begin with. I was shocked and amazed to discover recently that my hometown (Portland, near CC) has one. Never thought I'd see that.

I don't drag my machine along when we go camping on the beach so I do have a selfish interest here...

i didn't know that you were fr portland! i'm from corpus christi. it's a shame that corpus waited so long to have starbucks stores, and now 1/2 of them are closing! the weber store had just opened recently actually. it's a sad day indeed.
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it's a shame since they finally had a "chance" there...lol i man, THREE Starbucks within a mile radius? Let's see, Bitters and Embassy Row, Bitters (next to El Jarro's) and another at Bitters and 281 in Target. I used to call it the Bitters Triangle. i now prefer the independents like La Taza in the HEB shopping center off of 281 and Brook Hollow. It is truly a "neighborhood" coffee house and feels like home. at least to me. i love doing my homework there or just hanging out. check 'em out!

http://http://www.lataza.biz/main.html?src=%2Findex2.html (broken link)
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I couldn't get your link to work, rex.

http://www.lataza.biz/main.html?src=%2Findex2.html

I use firefox, so that may be why. thanks for the link!
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