Size Small

Hello from Toronto, Canada, where it makes the weather in Minnesota seem warm and wonderful. Where a slice of European flair is in the air and where hockey player Tim Horton has wisely placed his winnings in a chain of coffee stores that make picture perfect donuts and muffins and "okay" coffee. This is a lighter roasted coffee, a notch down from Dunkin Donuts, but still good. However, the cups sizes baffle me. I ordered a medium coffee and when I was handed a kiddie cup I said "no I need a medium". the sweet clerk told me it was a medium and proceeded to show me the cup sizes. Note to fellow coffee drinkers: when in Canada, order an extra large coffee if you want any caffeine at all. The size of "Tim Hortons" sweets stuff is standard, in fact the quality and taste is better than it's U.S. competitors but. when it comes down to it a great cup of coffee the US will win out over a delicious something that costs calories any day. When I asked why the cup sizes are so small I started getting the standard 'because Americans always want more answers"; I say we are just more fine tuned to what our bodies need. Or maybe I should have said wired.

She Buzz Words

• Summer Camp Physical
• Graduations
• Valedictorian
• Scholarship

Right now she could be

• Refiling an insurance claim
• Seeking a second medical opinion
• Filling up her windshield washer fluid

She could be a

• High School Teacher
• Laboratory Technician
• Waitress
• Personal Assistant

She could be working at a

• McDonald's
• Subway
• Dunkin Donuts
• Target

She Vent:

"Why do the guys who change the oil in my car always recommend stuff I don't think I need?"

She Phone Starter:

Doe she feel confident or vulnerable when getting her car serviced?

She's married?

According to Divorcerate.org here are the odds regarding her marriage:

• The divorce rate in America for first marriage is 41%
• The divorce rate in America for second marriage is 60%
• The divorce rate in America for third marriage is 73%

She Tech

A University of Maryland study concluded that most college students are not only unwilling but "functionally unable to be without their electronic links to the world.

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