| @overflowcoffee Thank you for agreeing to this twitterview today! What stirred your interest in participating? #twitterview #1550SState | |
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| @overflowcoffee Are you originally from Chicago? What brought you to the South Loop? #twitterview #1550SState #SouthLoop | |
| @terribuseman I’m from a town in OH, moved to Chicago 4 college. to #SouthLoop b/c I wanted 2 start a #3rdplace in place w/ lack of them. | |
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| @terribuseman #3rdplace is the place u go 2 when not at home or work – a place 4 the community to meet. a sociology term from 19th century | |
| @overflowcoffee Explains your motivation. How did you get involved in @DaystarCenter and open Overflow Coffee? #twitterview #1550SState | |
| @terribuseman Overflow came about from my hubby & my looking for our destiny. There’s a really long story about how we met @DaystarCenter. | |
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| @terribuseman I should do a blog post about it. It’s a fun story of coincidences and funny timing. I’ll share when I write it up. | |
| @overflowcoffee I can’t wait to read it! I’ll have to share mine with you too. | |
| @terribuseman also at #1550SState is @DaystarChicago @brightfund @EntrenuityUSA @TrinityTroll and few other nonprofits | |
| @overflowcoffee The tagline for Overflow #Coffee is Changing the world one cup at a time. #twitterview #1550SState @overflowcoffee Can you describe how each cup of #coffee changes the world? #twitterview #1550SState | |
| @terribuseman Our coffee from @CA_coffeemakes a real difference in the farmers’ lives, their communities and for then environment.@terribuseman Plus, we are an #L3C, #socent and use the profits we make to do and support nonprofit work. | |
| @overflowcoffee Changing the world by giving back to the community locally and globally! #L3C #socent @overflowcoffee You work for both Overflow Coffee and @DaystarCenter. How are the two related? #twitterview #1550SState | |
| @terribusemanyup. “buy local, think global” we have been inspired a lot by MLK, Jr. “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”@terribuseman Overflow & @DaystarCenter are space sharers at #1550SState but we also partner 2 change the world & 2 serve the #SouthLoop. | |
| @overflowcoffee How can one get involved with @DaystarCenter and help it grow in the community? #twitterview #1550SState | |
| @terribuseman glad u asked. One way is through joining the @DaystarCenter 2011/12 school year task force: ow.ly/5NOU5. | |
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| @terribuseman Launching Sept: “Daystar After Dark” – series of concerts, open mics, films & social events. Should announce details soon. | |
| @overflowcoffee That sounds great! #ShowAndTell was a lot of fun. Will there be programs like that? | |
| @terribuseman absolutely. we hope 2 do 3 #ShowAndTell in Sept-Dec. We <3 to support local artists. @mathien might play a show here too | |
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| @terribuseman Who has time for fun/relaxation??? Seriously though, personally I love to read & play strategy board games meetup.com/chicagogames/ | |
| @overflowcoffee What are some of your favorite #strategygames ? | |
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| @overflowcoffee I don’t know those How about some of your favorite South Loop spots? #twitterview #1550SState #SettlersofCatan #Carcassonne | |
| @terribuseman So many favorites in the South Loop. Top Three @weathermarktav @codeofconduct @floandsantos. | |
| @overflowcoffee Is @codeofconduct more than just tattoos? | |
| @terribuseman @codeofconduct sells clothes + they r just a fun place to stop by & hang out for a while (some play video games) | |
| @overflowcoffee We’ll have to stop by sometime. | |
| @terribuseman Almost forgot – @codeofconduct has some pretty cool art on the walls too & they do some events. | |
| @overflowcoffee We should definitely check that out! @codeofconduct @overflowcoffee What, to you, is the most unexpected benefit of living in the South Loop? ? #twitterview #1550SState | |
| @terribuseman Honestly, the MOST unexpected benefit of the #SouthLoop for me was proximity to #Chinatown and #Pilsen. #culture | |
| @overflowcoffee We are out of time, but it was lovely #tweeting with you! I hope you enjoyed participating in this #twitterview. | |
| @terribuseman Thanks for inviting me. I enjoyed it very much. Say “hello” to @Mollyheyen for me. #twitterview | |
| @overflowcoffee I’m following along! Hello. Thanks for interviewing with us! #twitterview | |
| @overflowcoffee Will do! Thank you! #twitterview |
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Twitterview Transcript from Wednesday, July 27
The 100th Fan on Facebook
We interviewed Sarah, the person who became the 100th Fan of Overflow Coffee Bar on Facebook. Sarah is a mom and spends what free-time she has volunteering to help build community. Here's what she had to say:
Overflow: Why did you become a fan of Overflow Coffee Bar?
Sarah: I became a fan of Overflow Coffee Bar because I love what they are about! So many people are dying to feel like they are a part of a family/community. They need to feel like they aren't alone in the world. To be able to come to a place and sit and have a simple cup of coffee or tea and build relationships with the people there may be the very thing that keeps them keeping on!
Overflow: What is your dream for Overflow Coffee Bar?
Sarah: To see it be a place where people come in for coffee and leave feeling loved, cared for, needed, wanted. Way more than they bargained for!
Overflow: What's your favorite coffee or tea drink?
Sarah: I love mochas, yum chocolate and coffee in the same cup. What could be better than that.
Overflow: What's your passion? What keeps you up at night? What brings tears to your eyes?
Sarah: My passion is seeing people loved unconditionally. Watching someone who hasn't been loved and seeing their whole life change because they realize that someone loves them just the way they are is just amazing to me. Someone did that for me, so now I live to do that for others.
Overflow: What kind of art do you like to appreciate?
Sarah: I am the most non-artistic person on the planet. I am creatively challenged and I don't even really ever stop to look at art. BUT this past weekend for the first time I watched someone paint on a blank canvas and when they were done, I was amazed. Watching them create something out of nothing just spoke to me. It was like they were telling a story with each stroke. I was moved to tears as they painted and created this picture. I may not be able to create anything but I sure do get why people appreciate art now. So before this past weekend, I didn't appreciate art much at all, but now I think I will more.
Overflow: Why did you become a fan of Overflow Coffee Bar?
Sarah: I became a fan of Overflow Coffee Bar because I love what they are about! So many people are dying to feel like they are a part of a family/community. They need to feel like they aren't alone in the world. To be able to come to a place and sit and have a simple cup of coffee or tea and build relationships with the people there may be the very thing that keeps them keeping on!
Overflow: What is your dream for Overflow Coffee Bar?
Sarah: To see it be a place where people come in for coffee and leave feeling loved, cared for, needed, wanted. Way more than they bargained for!
Overflow: What's your favorite coffee or tea drink?
Sarah: I love mochas, yum chocolate and coffee in the same cup. What could be better than that.
Overflow: What's your passion? What keeps you up at night? What brings tears to your eyes?
Sarah: My passion is seeing people loved unconditionally. Watching someone who hasn't been loved and seeing their whole life change because they realize that someone loves them just the way they are is just amazing to me. Someone did that for me, so now I live to do that for others.
Overflow: What kind of art do you like to appreciate?
Sarah: I am the most non-artistic person on the planet. I am creatively challenged and I don't even really ever stop to look at art. BUT this past weekend for the first time I watched someone paint on a blank canvas and when they were done, I was amazed. Watching them create something out of nothing just spoke to me. It was like they were telling a story with each stroke. I was moved to tears as they painted and created this picture. I may not be able to create anything but I sure do get why people appreciate art now. So before this past weekend, I didn't appreciate art much at all, but now I think I will more.
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