coffee all over the world

I think on Friday we may all feel a great disturbance in the force. But in a good way. Because on Friday there will be planners (plus friends, family and anyone who wants to come) having coffee all over the world. Well, a bit.

Noah and Piers are doing likemind in New York and Mark and Tad are doing likemind in San Francisco.

And we're doing coffee morning at Tate Modern. (Meet in the coffee shop on the second floor.) And the following week Emily is doing coffee in Sydney. Hurrah.

Comments

[diana]

oh, damn ! we're doing the thing in bucharest this evening, so apparently we've missed the "over the world" part by a day. maybe next time :)

[Andrew Hovells]

And us 'Up North' too(http://joymachine.typepad.com/northern_planner/2006/10/northern_planni.html#comments).
Perhaps we should do our northern get togethers on Fridays in solidarity.
Look what you've started Russell. Looking forward to being in London on a Friday one day;-)

[Julien Coulter]

I was just thinking this was an idea ready to go global. Jason has had such fun having coffee in London, I thought it was just a matter of time before Toronto got in on the act. So we'll throw something together for Toronto and see if we can't get a few people beyond our Leo Burnett planning family.

[Vandy]

Fantastic! finally one here in San Francisco.

[steven e. streight aka vaspers the grate, on the edge of evening]

I'm a friend of Noah Brier, CK, Loren Feldman, other NYC bloggers, esp. Chelsea Hotel Living with Legends blog.

I see coffee in the title. I just last night viewed a PBS show on Coffee's Comeback. The regular Joe, unflavored, rich black in white mug, the Slow Speed, the Liquid Wake Up.

Watch out Starbucks. Here comes HoJo.

[Noah Brier]

Let's hope no clients need work done that afternoon, we'll be a caffeinated bunch.

[Clay Parker Jones]

Any Chicagoans out there want to start one up, or join me in getting one going?

[Jono]

My son had coffee with me at Blandfords on Chiltern Street (W1) this morning and will have coffee with his girlfriend in Chelsea (NYC) later this evening.

I'm writing while listening to Darren Hayman's 'Table For One'. The whole spirit of the album reflects your obsession with cafe culture - low brow and low fi. Hayman is the ex-lead singer of Hefner, one of my favourite bands, and one of the few Englishmen who can write lyrics about sex without sounding like a spastic.

Jono