1. The state of the economy.
2. The quality of education.
3. That first cup of coffee when the
first Starbucks opens up in the
city.
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On the way-
To begin a new day.
Three Things That Are On The Minds Of Mexican Citizens In Mexico City (2002)
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in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2002 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Childhood, Economy, Education, History, MEinRhyme, Mexico City, Poetry, Rhyme, Starbucks
Three Red And Green (2015)
13 Nov 2015 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2015 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Andertoons, Christmas, Decorations, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Poetry, Rhyme, Starbucks, Traffic lights, Writiing
- Starbucks cup.
- Decorated Christmas landscape.
- Those traffic lights.
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Red and green for the Christmas scene-
And yellow to caution you to be nice and not mean.
Three Missing Off Of The Starbucks Cup That Has Been Highlighted Since 1997 (2015)
10 Nov 2015 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2015 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Carolers, Cups, Logo, Man on sled, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Merry Christmas, Ornaments, Poetry, Reindeer, Rhyme, Santa Claus, Snowlakes, Starbucks, Writing
1. Snowflakes
2. Man on sled.
3. Santa Claus.
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Along with ornaments, carolers,
and reindeer, now highlighting the Logo seen-
For the season, in colors of red and green.
Three Instant (2009)
23 Sep 2015 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2009 Tags: Coffee, Grits, Instant, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, News, Poetry, Rhyme, Starbucks, Three, Weather
1. News.
2. Weather.
3. Starbucks.
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A new fad-
Instantly on the way to work, not all that bad.
Three To Argue Over (2015)
18 Aug 2015 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2015 Tags: Argue, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Panera, Poetry, Politics, Pumpkin spice, Religion, Rhyme, Starbucks, Three
1. Politics.
2. Religion.
3. Pumpkin spice.
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An argument to stir-
Between Starbucks & Panera.
Three To Be Delivered (2014)
02 Nov 2014 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times (2014) Tags: Childhood, Coffee, Delivered, Everyday, History, Newborn, Pizza, Poetry, Rhyme, Starbucks, Stories, Whatever
1. Newborn.
2. Pizza.
3. Coffee.
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Starbucks-
Arriving in delivery trucks?
Three Places To Get Coffee (2006)
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in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2006 Tags: Childhood, Coffe, Corner, Every corner, History, Home, News, Poetry, Rhyme, Starbucks, Variety, Whatever
1. At home.
2. At the office.
3. On the corner.
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If Starbucks has its’ way-
They’ll be on every corner one day!
Three Things That Are On The Minds Of Mexican Citizens In Mexico City (2002)
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in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2002 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Childhood, Economy, Education, History, MEinRhyme, Mexico City, Poetry, Rhyme, Starbucks
1. The state of the economy.
2. The quality of education.
3. That first cup of coffee when the
first Starbucks opens up in the
city.
===================================
On the way-
To begin a new day.
Three Things For Breakfast (2010)
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in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2010 Tags: Breakfast, Coffee, Conversation, Entertainment, History, Mary Elizabeth, Pastry, Poetry, Rhyme, Starbucks, Wi-Fi
Three Things For Breakfast
8/15/2010 12:45 AM CDT Tags: Breakfast, Coffee, Pastry, Conversation, Starbucks, Wi-Fi, MaryElizabeth, Rumsey, chron.Commons
Three things for breakfast:
1. Coffee.
2. Pastry.
3. Conversation.
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Online-
Is what Starbucks has in mind.
Three Big Drinks (2011)
10 Aug 2013 Leave a comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2011 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Big, Bigger, Biggest, Drinks, Entertainment, History, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Poetry, Rhyme, Starbucks, Trenta
1. Big.
2. Bigger.
3. Biggest.
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The Trenta, at ounces
times thirty-one-
No leftover thirst here,
and so much fun.
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 