Let's Celebrate Simple Pleasures Thursday!

I am celebrating something this week many of you have probably done, but I really took my time and enjoyed this Simple Pleasure this week.  I took a long walk on an old farm. 

There were meadows, a creek, dark dense wooded areas, and a long path lined with pine trees that looked like it may have been an old drive. The whole afternoon was calm and quiet, and I saw some things I may have overlooked if I had not just slowed down and enjoyed the time I had.

This tall cedar tree had a branch cut off of it, and the spot had turned green with moss. When I focused on the spot where the branch had been, it looked like a hole that went straight through the tree.

A simple handmade birdhouse was nailed to a fence post and made me think someone

had enjoyed this place long before I found it. 

A walkway lined on both sides by tall pine trees began way at the back of the property

and led to another meadow.

An old windmill was still spinning in the middle of another pasture on the property.  It looked like at one time this windmill was functioning and brought water from a pond to the pasture for livestock.

And there were meadows filled with wildflowers.

Some may be actually weeds - but I enjoyed them just the same!

How about you - what Simple Pleasures have you enjoyed this week?

I just found ImageKind - great for your photos!

I had been very frustrated with my home printer lately. I really like taking fun photos and printing enlargements to frame. But I was struggling with the colors on my monitor being different than what was coming out of my printer. Not mentioning any manufacturer names, but, I have what is supposed to be a decent photo quality printer. It may be - but there was a gap somewhere between the computer monitor and the printer! They were not communicating well. My colors were so off when I printed it was making me crazy - and wasting photo paper and ink.

I had been looking for an outlet, or site, to use for uploading some of my photos. I wanted a site which would professionally print them on quality paper, print directly on stretched canvas, offer different options for framing, and make them available for purchase directly from the site.  I looked at Zazzle, a few others, and Cafe Press.  Through Cafe Press, I found ImageKind, which apparently is a Cafe Press related company.  Most sites I found had limited ways to be able to offer the photos to prospective customers, but ImageKind seems to have all the options I was looking for.

It was easy to upload my photos, and give shoppers (including me) the option of choosing a size, a frame, matting - even the type of paper to have the photo printed on.  I've already ordered a few prints for myself - much better than trying to print them from my home computer!  It also gave me the option to offer the photos printed on Gallery Wrap Canvas, which is my favorite way to have them done.  And I ordered a box of cards printed from one of my photos, to give as a graduation gift . So far - it looks like it will work!

I put a link up on the top left sidebar if you want to check them out.

By way of disclosure: This is not a review, and I did not receive any compensation for this info.  I just simply had been looking for a new outlet for my photos, and found this one. Maybe you'll like it as well.

Blackberries will be ripe before long - Summer must be just around the corner!

I went out this weekend to check on my Blackberry bushes and was pleasantly surprised to see how close we are to having Blackberries ready to pick.  The bushes are loaded with blooms and small berries in various shades of green, pink, and barely purple.  I feel very fortunate to have several large areas covered in tall Blackberry bushes, and a smaller Blackberry patch off all by itself. 

The larger bushes run the length of a fence line and cover both sides of the fence.

I guess that might explain the name of this blog a little better!

When I got in a little closer, I also noticed they are covered with Bumble Bees and Butterflies.

The bees are everywhere!  I hope they've finished pollinating, and moved on, by the time the

Blackberries are ready to pick. It's hard enough to deal with the thorns

 without adding the possibility of being stung, too.

And I don't think I've ever seen so many Butterflies on the Blackberries.

Now I'm wondering if they've been there every year and I just never took the time to notice, or if

something is different this year.

Either way, they're so interesting to watch - and now I'll be checking closer every spring to see if they return.

I think it's time to start looking for new recipes for Blackberry Jam, Blackberry Jelly, Blackberry Cobbler, Blackberry Shortcake, and so many other yummy ways to use them!

The Risk Takers - Stategies for Success.

As soon as I read the names of the 16 entrepreneurs interviewed for this book, I couldn't wait to turn the first page.  The Risk Takers gives us an unusual insight to a very diverse list of companies from Kinkos, Build-A-Bear and Curves, to Patron Tequila, Geek Squad, Spanx and ten others. The authors, Renee and Don Martin, personally interviewed these men and women and they give us very specific details about the personal and professional journeys of people who started out as "ordinary people" and went on to build hugely successful, multimillion dollar companies. 

It's one point you can not overlook while reading this book; these 16 people weren't much different than you and me when they started out - with maybe one exception. They trusted their gut instincts, took a leap of faith, and started their own businesses.  These are not only informative stories, they are also entertaining stories.  Each and every one of these entrepreneurs started with very little cash and overcame adversity and challenges to build their businesses.  All of the business owners are very honest in saying it was not always an easy road, and they struggled with some disappointment and failure along the way. But each one of them believed in their company and ultimately willed it to succeed. 

Every chapter has a Strategies For Success summary at the end, and as you read through this book, you begin to see how many of these entrepreneurs utilized similar techniques and strategies as they built their businesses.  I had a very distinct feeling as I was reading this book the authors were encouraging, supportive, and  honestly wanted new entrepreneurs to be successful.  Using the experiences of the 16 business owners interviewed, the authors formed a list of 10 items for the new, and the experienced, entrepreneur to consider on their own road to success:

1. Trust Your Gut

2. Buck the Conventional Wisdom

3. Never Let Adversity or Failure Defeat You

4. Go on a Treasure Hunt and Find an Underserved Niche

5. Spot a New Trend and Pounce

6. Hit `Em Where They Ain't

7. Just Start!

8. Save Your Bucks and Get Noticed Without Expensive Advertising

9. Exploit Your Competitor's Weakness and Make It Your Strength

10. Never Stop Reinventing Your Company

This is a very difficult time in our country and the dream of starting your own business may have been put on hold.  After you read this book, you may reconsider.  As the authors point out on the last page of this book - "Believe in the power of your ideas and just start the pursuit of your own entrepreneurial dream. It's up to you to re-claim the American Dream". 

I was excited to receive a copy of this book to review from FSB Associates and it did not disappoint. This is one book I will keep by my desk for future reference.

A Sincere Thank You for the Kick in the Backside You've Given Me.

The first thing I'd like to do today is to sincerely thank all of you who are followers and to thank each and every one of you who stop by and leave such lovely comments, and send me such encouraging emails. You have no idea how important your kind words have been to me!  You are all greatly appreciated.

You have made my little piece of the blogging world a comforting place for me to retreat to, hang out, learn new things, and laugh - a lot!  Y'all are doing some really funny things out there!  I look forward to reading your blogs every day, and having this blog as an outlet has encouraged me to try new projects and recipes, do more with some things I had put on the back burner, and even given me a little kick in the backside to reach out and open up a little more - all very good things!

This blog has slowly evolved into something different than I first envisioned.  I had no idea how I'd be received, what I wanted to say, or what I wanted this site to be.  I tip-toed in quietly, not even sure if it was right for me.  Seems silly now to have been so hesitant.  You were all so generous with your time and your kind words to help me get on track. 

So maybe you've noticed, I made some small changes around here.  Because this little blog is such a fun, comfortable place for me while I'm reading your blogs and writing new posts, I wanted to try to make it a little more comfortable for you when you stop by. 

I wanted to create a place that would reflect a more simple time.  A place where it feels like you could find a comfy corner to read in; a place that may bring back a good memory for you; and a place that's bright and happy.  I also wanted a space that is calm, small but uncluttered; and always welcoming to anyone who stopped by.      

For me - that sounded like a Cottage.  So with that thought in mind, one of the first changes I made was to re-name my little space  Blackberry Cottage.   It seems to fit for me - and I hope you'll like it as it continues to come together.  I've been dreaming of owning my own little cottage for so long, I'm going to think of this place as the first step in getting there!

This is a picture of a Southern Living Cottage from their website. 

 I can picture myself here - so I'll just keep dreaming!

Let's Celebrate Simple Pleasures Thursday!

Welcome to Simple Pleasures Thursday!

 This week has been easier for me to slow down and enjoy the simple things all around me! And I didn’t even have to leave home to do it. We’ve had just enough rain and warm weather for our garden to really take off. The sun has been shining and everything is blooming.

We picked our first tomato yesterday! Probably doesn’t mean much to all of you great gardeners out there, but last year’s garden was such a disappointment we were excited!

The yellow squash is growing and we should have a few ready to pick in a day or two.

I always look forward to Wildflowers in Texas, and I caught this one
at the perfect moment - when the Butterfly landed.

How about you – what Simple Pleasures have you enjoyed this week?

Picnics, Summer Parties, and Celebrations

Once again - I've got the Pottery Barn bug.  These people are really good at what they do.  The bright and shiny catalogue shows up in the mailbox and I become completely absorbed in how I could use all the fun summer entertaining ideas.

A College Graduation, a Baby Shower, and a Birthday Party are coming up for us and I really like being able to have these celebrations outdoors before it becomes too hot in Texas.  May and June are usually perfect for us temperature wise.  But here's the catch for me - I want to keep it casual, but not minimize the importance of the day, or who I'm giving the party for. And, because there will be several events, I don't want to spend a bunch on each one.

You know what I mean - still have all the fun decorations, great casual food, and a pretty table. But not formal, so everyone feels comfortable in a more casual setting.  Sometimes it can be a tricky balance. 

I found this idea in the latest Pottery Barn catalogue (Mojitos and Tacos Party) but I think I can modify it a bit (Texas translation - similar look - not so much money).

I found some really cute Melamine plates and paper napkins at Target for just a couple of dollars. Also picked up the matching bowls for taco or burger sides.  Hobby Lobby had some fun tin pieces in several colors, for serving pieces, silverware holders, candle holders, and extras.  Dillards Department store had the Margarita and Mojito plastic glasses for just a few dollars each.

 

(click the photo to enlarge)

I already had a wood tray for the table, and a quilt I'll use for the table covering. The little flower pots were $1 each and I just gave them a quick paint design and added a couple of daisies in each one.  I'll let you know how it works out when I put them all to use, but I think it'll be a fun look for summer parties and celebrations - without spending more than I wanted to.

I know you've all got some great ideas - and I'd love to hear them!  Are you getting ready for summer picnics and parties?

Let's Celebrate Friday Follow

Happy Friday - Once again we're celebrating Friday Follow!

Link up at either of our two hostesses,  One 2 Try, and MiddayEscapades, and join us for another Friday of meeting new bloggers, learning about new sites, and gaining new followers.

I've found the sites I enjoy the most from Friday Follow - thank you to our Hostesses for making it possible!

Simple Pleasures Thursday.

Today I'm going to celebrate some of the Simple Pleasures I've been enjoying all week.  Sometimes I get so busy I don't slow down long enough to appreciate all the beautiful, wonderous things

all around me - so it's time to make an effort to change the way I approach every week.

I going to take the old saying "Stop and Smell the Roses" to heart in my world!

I don't need a huge bouquet of flowers when I have a single bloom this perfect.

A simple sweet ice tea with a sprig of mint from the garden.  Just right for an afternoon break.

Big juicy strawberries are ever so sweet right now.

Dip them in chocolate and I'm in heaven!

But the next photo is an absolute joy to me - an old picture of my son and his puppy "Snoopy" when they were growing up.  I had my old scrapbooks and albums out re-living all the good memories.
 Even 20+ years later I still remember the day I took this photo. 

Just a few Simple Pleasures I've slowed down long enough to appreciate this week. 

How about you - What Simple Pleasures have you enjoyed this week? 

It's a Social Parade! Wednesday Link Up Google Friend Connect this Week.

Smart and Trendy Moms

I Love a Parade!

So when I came across this idea this morning, I had to jump in. This is my first time participating, but I love how I find so many great new blogs with the blog hops!

Wednesday Link-Up is a weekly link-up hosted by Smart and Trendy Moms. It was created it for socializing and to get new followers, fans, subscribers, readers without feeling overwhelmed. Every week will be a new link-up that will focus on one of the ways you connect with people through your blog! We will rotate through gaining followers, fans, Networked blogs and more. Link-up and focus on one thing at a time. Its about fun, one follower fan and reader at a time!

This week is Google Friend Connect Round Up!!

And don't worry, you do not have to carry this button or any button of ours on your side bars. Your blog sidebars are great real estate and we respect that : )

The button needs to be posted in your participation post only.

How it works.

Grab the link-up button and post It's a Social Parade!! Wednesday Link-up. Every Wednesday a new linky will be posted with that week's exchange info.

It went so well last week and had so many link ups the decision was to do it again this week to give everyone a chance to visit more blogs :)

To participate:

•Follow the blog in the first spot via Google Friend Connect. I will follow all on the linky! All blogs participating must post about Social Parade and link to that on the linky:)

•Link-up your blog post for "It's a Social Parade" that you made on your blog.

•Follow as many as you like commenting on their POST as you do so they can follow back!

•If you do not make a post and link that up, it is unlikely that someone will search around for a post to comment on.

Follow this link to get started:

Smart and Trendy Moms

 

 

Afternoon Tea in Dallas.

I came across this info about Afternoon Tea on the Southern Living site I thought I'd share with you.  Mostly because I am seriously amazed
women (and men, I guess) actually still have formal afternoon tea.

At our house, "Tea Time" means a pitcher of sweet tea, glasses with ice, and maybe a little guacamole and chips if we're going all out. 
Ahhhh, I still have so much to learn!

Click on the Southern Living link above to read the entire article I found about a proper afternoon tea - in Dallas, no less.  Then I clicked over to the

 Adolphus Hotel Site and found the complete Afternoon Tea Menu.

Afternoon Tea at The Adolphus

“There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour

dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea.”

 Henry James, Portrait of a Lady

Assorted Teas

Rain Forest Matè

Spice and fruit unite in this herbal mélange composed of energizing matè tea, mint, rose petals, apple, pineapple chunks, star anise, lemongrass and cloves that refresh and revitalize.

Orange Jasmine

Orange slices, jasmine blossoms and other fruits blended with Ceylon and China black teas. A dark, rich, spirited cup. Superb as a compliment to chocolate and cream based desserts.

Pear Caramel

Washington state pears blended with Ceylon and China black tea and sweet caramel.The perfect after dinner dessert tea or afternoon treat.

First Course

Deluxe Open Faced Finger Sandwiches

Smoked Turkey with Tarragon Dijonaise on Whole Wheat

English Cucumber with Boursin Cream Cheese on House Made White

Fresh Mozzarella with Vine Ripe Tomato, Balsamic Reduction and Fresh Basil

Curried Chicken Salad on Mini Croissant

Second Course

Egg Salad on Brioche

English Scones with Devonshire Cream and Marmalade

Tea Cookies, Strawberries

Third Course

Chef’s Selection of Assorted Miniature Pastries, Treats and Confections

Fourth Course

Assorted Chocolate Truffles


$38.00 all-inclusive per person


(Tax, gratuity and parking)

Four course traditional tea service.

Fruit plate available for special diets in place of sweets.

Seriously - who spends their afternoon this way? 
I guess I'm just not refined, or sophisticated enough to understand. 

Sidney, the Basset Hound from the Ultimate Blog Party

I'd like to introduce you to Sidney.  Sidney the Basset Hound is another custom portrait I've recently completed.  This canvas was actually done for the winner of the Ultimate Blog Party. You may remember, the Give Away I offered was a custom portrait. What I may not have told you is the winner asked to have a portrait done of her sister-in-law's Basset Hound.  It seems Sidney has some health problems so the winner (Ellie from A Little of this and A Little of That) had the portrait done to give as a
gift to her sister-in-law.  I love the story of Sidney!

Ellie emailed me yesterday to tell me she had given the portrait to her sister-in-law on Sunday (Mother's Day) and she loved it.  Thank you, Ellie, for letting me know it was well received.
 I love to help put a smile on someone's face!

Reflections on Mother's Day. Making Memories.

 

Me with my Grandmother, and Great-Grandmother

This has been an unusual week for me in a few different ways.  I'll spare you the eye rolling and just hit the highlights.  My family consists of my husband and my two (grown up) kids.  Any extended family I've ever had has long since passed, or if they are still living - it's somewhere I'm not aware of.  This just seemed normal to me so I haven't felt any sense of loss or disconnection.  Kind of the old "can't miss what you never had" theory.  I just never gave it a lot of thought.  It was just how it was.

In my adult life, I've moved several times and the only small box of old family pictures of my childhood I once had seemed to have been lost somewhere along the way.  Again - I never gave it much thought.  I was caught up in raising my kids, enjoying the day-to-day life we had created,

and doing all the normal things you do with your family.

During the last 20+ years as my kids were growing up, I made a point of taking lots of pictures, loads of pictures, of my kids on vacations, at school events - baseball, softball, volleyball, graduations - and all the birthdays and holidays in between.  I've done what most of you did - scrapbooked them all!
 My kids and I have album after album of pictures of them growing up.

But here's the thing that hit me this week.  We're going to start changing some things and remodeling around here so I was digging around the garage last week.  In a box, which was in another box,

I came across a little box - of my old family pictures.  I was so surprised and so excited - it was like Christmas in May!  I sat for the better part of 2 days last week going through the box, and cleaning up and dating most of the pictures
 as best I could.  I scanned most of them, saved them to a flash drive

for my kids, and printed a few to be framed.

With Mother's Day just a few days away, I started to focus on finding photos of my mother.  I went through every photo again.  After several more hours, I only found 4 photos of my mother, and only 2 of them were with me - my entire life.  That made me start thinking about the albums of photos I had taken,

so I got them out and looked at mine with a different eye.

It was pretty much the same - I have hundreds of photos of my kids - but only a few of them with me.  It seems as mothers, we are so focused on saving the moments of our kids growing up and enjoying their accomplishments, we forget one basic thing.

We're usually not in the picture; we're usually the photographers. 

I wish I had done it differently.  I'm not one to try to be the center of attention, but there's a balance in there somewhere I missed.  I think someday my kids will wish they had a photo of me with them on vacation, or at Graduation, or Christmas.  If I could go back and change it, I would have had my husband take a few photos of me with the kids.  Not because of vanity, but because I think my children will someday wish they had more photos of their mother.  Just like I wish I had more photos of my mother.

So that's my reflection for you, and my wish for you, on Mother's Day.  As mothers, put yourself in the picture more often.  It's not about how your hair looks, or what you're wearing. It's not about making your kids the focus.  It's about making memories - and you're a big part of the memories you'll want your kids to have.  It's so simple, and it's a gift to your children they will one day appreciate.

I sincerely wish you all a Happy Mother's Day.

Fun Friday Opportunity - Friday Follow!

 

Welcome to Friday Follow!

 

I've made time this week to make a very serious effort to visit as many new blogs as I can, follow them, and enjoy all the new perspectives they have to offer. I'm excited to get started!

 

Our Hostesses have graciously continued this Fun Friday Opportunity to meet new bloggers, and learn about new blogs - personally, 2 of my favorite things to do!  Thank you One2Try, MiddayEscapades, and HeartsMakeFamilies for continuing the excitement!

 

Kittens and Colts - Spring is quickly rolling into Summer!

Seems we have a barn full of wild kittens! Two of our mama barn cats had litters about the same time so there are 9 kittens climbing on the hay, hiding under saddles and popping up unexpectedly.

Cute as can be - but not very socialized!

This one looks mad that I was even trying to take her picture! 

 I think I'll be looking for new homes for them next week. 

We don't seem to be "bonding"!

Check out the "M" on her forehead. 2 of the kittens are marked this way.

This colt is sweet and curious, but the mare can get aggressive if 

she thinks you're getting too close to her baby.  She is definitely not sweet!

This baby doesn't look at all like her Mama - but she's still a Cutie!

And - a quick update on "Petey" - we still have him.  He's turned out to be a big goofy dog who is just silly happy to see you everyday.  I guess he's found his new home.

One 2 Try is a place dear to my heart!

I had a wonderful surprise today!  Rita, at One 2 Try gave me a little shout out.  I had done a portrait of her handsome husband after he came home from the Olympics. Rita graciously posted a picture of it, and mentioned how much they liked it.  Thank you, Rita!  You made my day!

This is Jay - I did this portrait from a photo Rita sent me using graphite,
charcoal, and watercolor on a stretched canvas.  You can check out some other examples of the portraits I do by clicking on the PORTRAIT PAGE up on the right sidebar.  I just finished one for the winner of The Ultimate Blog Party Give Away that I'll be posting in a few days.

And don't forget to drop in at Rita's - there's always something fun going on, and she has the best Give Aways and Reviews. I make a stop there every morning! 

The Dark Side of Disneyland - stuff I always wondered about.

I came across this article in the LA Times this morning that caught my eye.  Way back (OK - way, way back) when I was growing up, and even when my kids were young, Disneyland, and Disney World were considered (in my house) to be the Happiest Places on Earth.  And the cleanest.  I'm not necessarily a clean fanatic, but some amusement parks were so creepy grungy, dirty and nasty, I wouldn't even consider taking my kids back after the initial visit.

Except for anything Disney - there was a definite difference in a Disney park. They were clean, and safe, and well maintained. Everything was freshly painted, and every light bulb was working. Carpets were fresh, and new looking; restrooms were bright and sanitized.  So what magic made this happen?  Very rarely did you see maintenance workers, or crews repairing and painting the parks.  But every morning, when you entered the park, the sparkle was there.  So how did it happen?  This article spills the secret!

After dark, the dirty work at Disneyland begins.

A crew of 600 custodians, painters, gardeners and decorators works 365 nights a year to ensure that the 85-acre park meets Walt Disney’s squeaky-clean ideals.


May 02, 2010
By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times
http://articles.latimes.com/2010/may/02/business/la-fi-cover-disney-20100502


When the last Jungle Cruise boat docks for the night and lights fade to black on Sleeping Beauty's Castle, the real work begins.


At lush Pixie Hollow, gardeners don miner's headlamps as they begin uprooting stubborn weeds. On Main Street, custodians scrape chewing gum off the sidewalk. And over at Mickey's Toontown, painters sand and recoat chipped handrails.


Few see it happen, except perhaps for the dozens of feral cats that emerge from their hiding places to prowl the park after hours, stalking rodents.


Welcome to the dark side of Disneyland.

Gone are Mickey and his friends. In their place are about 600 custodians, painters, gardeners and decorators, working to ensure that the 85-acre park meets the squeaky-clean ideals that Walt Disney himself extolled even before he launched the park 55 years ago.

During a recent overnight shift, Disneyland provided a rare glimpse into the work that goes into maintaining the world's second-most-popular theme park. Though park officials wouldn't divulge how much money is spent on Disneyland's overall upkeep, they said most is spent on the night shift.

And although most guests will never witness the after-hours work, theme park experts credit the park's continued success to its cleanliness and tidy conditions.

To keep the park in good order, it takes a crew that works 365 nights a year, toiling under portable floodlights. "It's a city that never sleeps," said David Caranci, the manager of resort enhancement and decorating. "There is something always happening."

Makes pefect sense to me - Walt Disney knew how to do things differently.  And after all these years, I continue to be a fan. Now that my kids have grown up, I can't seem to get them interested in going again. I wonder if they would think I've lost my mind of I take a trip to Disney World without them?  Click on the link above to read the whole article.

WINNERS - Blogmania Give Away winners announced!

After a whirl-wind day of blog hopping and prize entering, Blogmania has come to an end - but not without some winners!

On Blackbery Jam Cafe, I offered 2 prizes and I'm pleased to announce the winners of both:

#1  Lavender Book and Candle

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#23 Deb said...

I've been a follower. Would love to win #1


7:16 AM, April 30, 2010



#2 Latte Canvas
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# 58 MarthaE said...


Hi Susan - lovely site.


I am a new google follower and would like the art, #2 best.


Thanks. Happy Blogmania!


11:33 AM, April 30, 2010

Both winners have been emailed, and confirmed.  Thank you to everyone who took the time to stop by and enter.  Please watch for the next Give Away at Blackberry Jam Cafe. 

Bea's Gift Basket Give Away for Mother's Day WINNER!

 A huge Thank You to  Bea's Gift Baskets (follow this link) for once again providing the amazing Give Away for Mother's Day.  If you haven't shopped at Bea's Gift Baskets, I would encourage you to stop by and order - I think you still have time to get your order shipped in time for Mother's Day - and I know you'll be thrilled with any of the Gift Baskets available!

I'm pleased to announce a winner has been chosen by Random.org for the gorgeous Bea's Gift Basket for Mother's Day at Blackberry Jam Cafe!

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# 10 blueviolet said...

I follow on twitter too (blueviolet)


6:52 AM, April 22, 2010

The winner has been notified, and has confirmed.  Thank you to all who participated!  Please watch for the next great Give Away at Blackberry Jam Cafe!