Taza Chocolate.

I visited this amazing chocolate factory in Sommerville, MA and brought some things back to experiment with.  Taza chocolate, www.tazachocolate.com, is stone ground, organic, dairy/gluten/soy free, and the company supports fair trade and is one of the few bean-to-bar chocolate makers in the country.  The tour is interesting and you get some free samples too!

I picked up a Molinillo, a wooden Mexican wisk, that I will use for the below recipe.  I know it is going to be delicious, just like the chocolates I brought back home.

 http://www.tazachocolate.com/LearnMore/Mexican_Hot_Chocolate

Sewing Table.

I got this last fall at my neighbor's garage sale.  It was $5.00.  I plan on re-painting it but for now it's a side table in my office, and it looks pretty good.  I want to paint it a color, maybe navy, and add new colorful hardware, most likely from Anthropologie.  Something like this.
What do you think I should do?