They don’t expect me to work like this do they?

We’re having some plumbing work done this morning. They’ve turned off all the water to the building, at least for the early part of the morning. That means no coffee. How can I be expected to work with no coffee? 🙂

Update: 9:45AM Water’s back on and there is the sweet heat of coffee in my mug now. Life is good again! 🙂

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