It's been a few months since I've been at a CG Coffee. I've missed them. Thanks for keeping the door open, the chair available, the coffee hot.
Coffee. Hmmm...I grew up with parents that drank coffee every day. I loved the smell of it brewing, couldn't stand the taste of it. My first husband was a coffee drinker. I made it for him every morning. Didn't drink a drop of it. I tried it plenty of times, I simply didn't like it. I've even tried making it for my Bible study group on Tuesday mornings. They say it's pretty good.
Chocolate. Now there's something I'll eat without any provocation. Growing up I was not particular as to what kind of chocolate; beggars can't be choosers. Although milk chocolate was my go-to choice to satisfy the craving, somewhere along the way I was introduced to dark chocolate. Oh my. Where have you been all my life? Next came dark chocolate covered coffee beans.
Why didn't someone tell me how great coffee tasted?
This put my feet firmly on the slippery slope. Suddenly I saw coffee shops everywhere, the same way you miraculously discover that there are thousands of cars just like the one you just purchased, although the day before you would have sworn on your grandmother's grave that you rarely saw any other cars the very same make, model and color as yours.
Cue seasonal coffee.
I'm a goner. Peppermint Mochas, Pumpkin Spice Lattes, Coconut Mocha Frappuccinos. Good gracious. Put an extra shot in there and I'm a woman on a mission.
Turns out, I'm a coffee drinker after all. Or as my new husband (just celebrated one year!), I'm a high-maintenance coffee drinker. A coffee snob. No worries, I'm a tea snob, too. I've even been known to bring my own Irish Breakfast tea bags with me just in case all the restaurant has is Lipton.
Life is too short to spend it drinking bad tea or coffee. Live abundantly. Live fully. And feel free to bring me a pumpkin spice latte.
*For the record, should you ever be in my neck of the woods and want to pop in with a seasonal coffee, I take it with whole milk, whipped cream, the works. An extra shot wouldn't hurt either.
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Company Girl Coffee
Have you noticed the little "Company Girl Coffee" button on the side bar? (Feel free to click on it now and come on back when you're done.)
Are you back? Don't you just LOVE Rachel's blog? I certainly do. She's been such an inspiration to me over the past few years. Her daily "Simple Things" are easily done and give such a feeling of accomplishment. Most days that is all I need; a nudge in the right direction. Once I have some momentum, not much can stop me.
I've been sick for the past few weeks. Nothing major, but just enough to suck all my energy and allow me the luxury of saying I was sick. My house has suffered. With one husband, four kids, two dogs (and a partridge in a pear tree) the house needs attention. Every. Day.
My father-in-law will be in town tomorrow to play a round of golf with my husband. There's a strong chance he will stay the night with us. While he most likely won't notice or even mind that our house is a little out of sorts, I know it is. Time to get out the vacuum and bring some semblance of order to our humble abode.
So, thank you Rachel for reminding me that although vacuuming sucks, it does make for a nicer looking and better feeling house.
Are you back? Don't you just LOVE Rachel's blog? I certainly do. She's been such an inspiration to me over the past few years. Her daily "Simple Things" are easily done and give such a feeling of accomplishment. Most days that is all I need; a nudge in the right direction. Once I have some momentum, not much can stop me.
I've been sick for the past few weeks. Nothing major, but just enough to suck all my energy and allow me the luxury of saying I was sick. My house has suffered. With one husband, four kids, two dogs (and a partridge in a pear tree) the house needs attention. Every. Day.
My father-in-law will be in town tomorrow to play a round of golf with my husband. There's a strong chance he will stay the night with us. While he most likely won't notice or even mind that our house is a little out of sorts, I know it is. Time to get out the vacuum and bring some semblance of order to our humble abode.
So, thank you Rachel for reminding me that although vacuuming sucks, it does make for a nicer looking and better feeling house.
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