I was in a store the other day and saw a popcorn popper on sale and thought to myself: home roasting again i perhaps?  Oh yes.  So i bought it.  The  i sat online for a further 6 or 7 hours and ended up purchasing 7 types of green beans, a new tamper (pictured right) from Reg Barber, and also a Dualit burr coffee grinder.  The beans are :
1 x Green Has Bean Premium Espresso Blend (ref PRE3) per 250g Bag £1.90 
1 x Green Ethiopian Yirgacheffe (ref YIR3) per 250g Bag £1.90 
1 x Green Kenya Wathenge Estate (ref WAT3) per 250g Bag £2.10 
1 x Green Kenya Thagu Estate AA (ref THU3) per 250g Bag £2.00 
1 x Green Ethiopian Djimmah (ref ETDJ3)per 250g bag £1.80 
1 x Green Indian Monsoon Malabar (ref MOO3) per 250g Bag £1.75 
1 x Green Sumatra Mandheling (ref SMA3) per 250g Bag £1.75 
I got a small batch of different types to try a variety before i invest more money for bigger bags of them. Particularly beans like the sumatran.  I have previously only ever had a dark roasted sumatran bean and have found i wasn't overly fond of the dark carbonic earthy notes but am willing to give it another go roasting it to different degrees myself. 
The grinder is a Dualit burr grinder and is the equivilent piece of kit that starbucks sell as their barista athena grinder at a much higher price to accompany their saeco home machines.  It won't be a mazzer but it is a good and long overdue step into the world of burr grinders.  I will not be using it until my Reg Barber tamper arrives.  Thus my home setup will be as complete as my finances will allow for the time being.   
I am trying to find my own place.  My desires to turn my kitchen into a fully fledged home roastery and cafe have not been embraced by the family.  So it is time to look into the world of renting some form of flat/apartment/maisonette/house.  Some of my friends here have just taken that step with great results.  I can't wait.  It will be a brothel of roasting, grinding and brewing, of loud music varying from rock to indie to emo to opera.  My bed will be a sofa and the interior something similar to that of caffe fantastico...well maybe a splash of paint wouldn't go a miss but you get the drift.  The plans are still in the works but when i do find a place i will let you know.  
As for now Top Gear, possibly the greatest car show in the world ever, has just started a new series and i am off to enjoy before flicking over to watch Lord of the Rings, The Two Towers.  Will post pics of the grinder soon.
Cheers
Scott