On Fri, 18 Mar 2011 09:05:15 -0700, Kalmia wrote:


> I DO know the bride very well and know she loves coffee.

But, but, but... you stated in your OP in the other thread:

"Not sure if either imbibes, so top of the line booze could be a
waste."

Surely you'd know if she 'imbibes' or not if you knew the bride very well?

> I figure better to give this type of gift than something they don't
> need. I also figured between the two households combining, there is
> prob. a coffee mill, but I'm not about to ask them.

Again, if you know the bride so well, why the heck not? I doubt she'd be
offended. Not much point in buying them a selection of expensive coffee
beans if they don't have a grinder, is there?

>
> Oh, why am I defending my fait accompli. If I screwed up, so be it. So,
> it IS too late in my book.

Just seems like an awful waste of money to me if it doesn't work out...
At an average of $14/lb for the 8 types of beans you've bought for
them - plus the load of Penzey blends must have cost you a small fortune.

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Cheers
Chatty Cathy