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  • I work with technology for a living...it seems that almost all of my working discussions are centered around technology, and even friendly discussions seem to get around to discussions of the lastest and greatest from the Valley (Silicon Valley...no the other Silicon Valley:) When it's time to relax, I like to curl up in my sock drawer with a good book...not a Kindle (I'm know, they are wonderful, but I just prefer the feel and aroma of a real book:) What can I say...I'm as old as dirt and occasionally nostalgic for simpler things:) I have the library close by, but they don't always have the newest (or the oldest) books to choose from...that's when I wander down the street to Borders:) Sure, I wander to other book stores...several rare and antique book stores in Old Town, but they don't have the latest David Baldacci at those joints (and won't have it until the signed first edition becomes "rare" in another 95 years...I can't wait that long to read it:), so Borders is the default:) And a serviceable default, at that:) They have a wonderful and extensive selection, specials, frequent flyer programs and a lovely little coffee shop upstairs, where you can take your time and look over your prospective purchases (or even your actual purchases:) over a cup of pretty decent coffee (Seattle's Best Coffee:) While they say "Seattle's Best" coffee on their sign, I don't know that I would go that far...it's really not even Scottsdale's Best coffee. I would call it Scottsdale's Best Book Store Coffee, since it is good and it's in the book store:) One thing that Seattle's Best Coffee in a Borders Book Store does very well is a little treat that they call "Kola"...real soda jerked cola...if you are any kind of Coke or Pepsi fan, you may want to give this try...it's astonishingly good and takes me back to the days of my youth when a real Coke from the soda fountain was definite treat:) I really don't know of anyplace else that you can get a real soda jerked cola anymore...I know you can get a lot of other things jerked in Scottsdale, but a soda?...not so much:) So drop by Borders, pick up a little something to read and have them jerk you a Kola...treat yourself:-)
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