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Do you like coffee?

Do you like free coffee?

Do you like books?

Do you like to drink coffee whilst you read books?

Go here.

You can thank me later. Enjoy yourself.

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  1. Anonymous11:25 AM

    Looks Great but I won't be near a Barnes and Noble before then.
    The disadvantage of living in a small town.
    Hugs

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  2. I had three hours of Mommy time today in between baby feedings. Part of it consisted of a date with Starbucks/B&N where I sipped on my free coffee and nibbled a Cranberry Delight (consequently eating up a whole bunch of WW points!) while browsing scrapbooking magazines. Such therapy.

    Then I leisurely wandered the store and used the other coupon (for 15% off any item) to purchase a book I've been wanting.

    I need Barnes & Noble to put out those coupons once a month. ;)

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  3. Oooh! Thanks :)
    I'm not a coffee drinker, but I do love books.

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