I was just going through a few items that I might talk about during Coffee Con, this Friday and Saturday. My presentation is Saturday the 11th, and I might do a brief show-and-tell.

How many of these objects do you recognize or know the story behind them?

2 - 1 - Starbucks CollectiblesIf you have questions about Coffee Con, email Sue at StarbucksEditor.com. This year’s activities will be held at 16500 Southcenter Pkwy, Seattle, Washington 98188, which is the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton, SeaTac/Southcenter.

This is the schedule:

FRIDAY
5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Registration open
Starbucks Museum Display
Reception Munchies
Meet & Greet
CARDS AS ART WORKSHOP – w Russ Hagen @ 7:30 PM

SATURDAY
6:00 -11:00 Hot Breakfast for Convention Hotel Guests
9:00 – 10:00 AM – Show table set up
10:00 – Show Room Opens to Registered Attendees
11:00 – 1:30 Public Admission to Show Room – $15
1:30 PM – Lunch Break
2:30 Lecture 1 – Melody Overton, Author of Tales of the Siren
3:30 Lecture #2 – Sue Fox
4:30 Show Room re-opens
6:00 Dinner Banquet & Door Prize giveaway
10:00 Convention is concluded
I’ll be sitting in the show room to on Saturday, so feel free to come by and see me from 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM. I’ll have a table with my book Tales of the Siren.
If you can’t make it to Coffee Con, the Kindle version of the book will be on sale October 10th and 11th only. Use your Kindle or the Kindle app on your phone to download Tales of the Siren for 99 cents.
This is one book that it’s okay to get a big coffee spill on! 😉
2 - 1 - IMAG2941 talesOf course, if you’re looking for books about Starbucks, I recommend that you buy Onward by Howard Schultz, or The Starbucks Experience by Joseph Michelli. Howard Schultz has a new book called For Love of Country, coming out in November. The Amazon.com link to it is in the side-bar of this blog.
So back to the original question, how many of those collectibles in the first photo above do you know, or know the story behind? 🙂