Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for May 22, 2018

Stevie had a dream, but it was crushed.

I smell a best seller!

So it makes a good allegory.

Listen to the child, this is good!

It worked for John Barleycorn……………..“They have hired men with the crab-tree sticks,To cut him skin from bone,………… And the miller has served him worse than that,For he’s ground him between two stones…..”

Chapter Three: Roasted—The Teenage Years

Destined to become a pretentious, overpriced beverage.

Bean there, done that!

Galumphing through the chapters

steve the bean gets grounded and becomes millions of mini mes who take a dip in boiling water.

Actually that would be good for a children’s book, except substitute cocoa for coffee.

How your chocolate is made, from tree to cup/bar.

He aspired to be a Starbucks bean. However he got really steamed after learning the price of fame and fortune and settled for being a street barista’s latte.

I don’t go for snuff films.

I think it should be called Beanie. There’s already a theme song for it, ♫ Beanie and the Jets♫.

It could be a Carnival Ride, yeah, that’s the ticket! “You don’t have to be this tall to ride ‘The Grinder’…”

I went too school with guy. His name was Steve Bean.

My dog Coffee likes to roam, One day Coffee left his home, He came back all nice and clean, Where oh where had Coffee been, Coffee been, Coffee been, Where oh where has Coffee bean