Coffee Quotes & Bases

[slavewench.livejournal.com]

Please credit, comment with what you take and enjoy! First group is the airline set, second group are quotes (with bases).

Teasers:
2. 24. 44.

(Follow the Fake Cut)

Past sets can be found at icon_sugar_mama

Comments

[sarrabellum.livejournal.com]

Where are the book icons? I don't see any in this post.

[slavewench.livejournal.com]

They are quotes - which is allowed.

[sarrabellum.livejournal.com]

The post doesn't indicate that the quotes are from books, or which books they are from. That's why I asked; there was no way for me to know, as most posters indicate the source material. My bad.

I'm quite curious - which books are the quotes from (I assume that "Oops" isn't actually from a book, but I could be wrong)?

[slavewench.livejournal.com]

No, you are correct on "Oops", though I'm sure I could find a book from any shelf in my home that has that word in it. If you click the link there is a paragraph which states that the first set are not quotes, they are just coffee orientated. The second set (where there are bases then quotes) would be the actual quote section.

The quotes are compiled from a variety of books and sources - I doubt you could find every single one in the same book unless you buy a book on coffee, which is why I don't list sources. I'd have to list a different one for each and I really am not interested in doing that. I don't have a problem if they are all from the same source - but not for varied.

For example, one quote is by Alexander King, and others were taken from food/drink books. Often the sources I use will state "I found this great quote in a book by so & so" but not list the book name, only the author. I believe another is from "The Coffee Cantata". Some quotes are from those celebrities books where they quote famous people.

[hurrigirl.livejournal.com]

Took several coffee icons - will credit =)

[slavewench.livejournal.com]

Thank you! :-)