I believe humans get a lot done, not because we're smart, but because we have thumbs so we can make coffee. ~Flash Rosenberg
I don't like the word coffee-addict...it sounds as if it is wrong. I would rather prefer coffee-lover.
Nothing else can provide such a feast to the senses:
You hold the coffee mug in your hand-you sense that heat
You bring that coffee nearer- your olfactory senses bathe in the sweet aroma of coffee
You then look at the coffee- your eyes enjoy the golden brown color of the blend
Finally,as you have your first sip of coffee- that's when heaven comes to the earth and swirls on your tongue.
As you finish the last drop - A feeling of misssing your best friend will creep up in your mind.
Coffee smells like freshly ground heaven. ~Jessi Lane Adams
In Germany 4 o' clock is called cafe & kufu time - coffee and cake time.In India the Indian Coffee Houses became an icon of the worker's struggle.In Swedish culture, coffee plays an extremely important role as a social lubricant through a process known as fika, or a leisurely coffee break. I can never forget the day when I was truly surprised by the endless list of coffee varities in the menu board of a coffee house(wondering where? Well, it was inbetween England and France!yes!on board on a lovely ship!) These are some of the things I remember:
- Mocha Coffee
- Cappuchino
- Coffee Latte
- Espresso
- Irish coffee
- Chocolate coffee
Wow!That was great....I can never forget that wonderful low-cream coffee with a couple of coconut cookies and a croissant. I think I can end this with a note:
I have measured out my life with coffee spoons. ~T.S. Eliot
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