But I have to admit I hate it less than I used to. Perhaps it's because it has come to my aid on days when I had barely slept the night before. Or maybe because it relieved a headache I had had all day long the other day. Regardless, I am hating it less. And I think the best thing about coffee in Brazil is the size of the cups! :o)
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ONE: I love your hair! Did you get a haircut? It's so flattering!
TWO: Do you know if Brazilian coffee is like Turkish coffee? Turkish coffee is served in tiny cups just like this one. And Wow is it powerful!
THREE: I miss you and want to catch up, but I have no idea how to contact you.
Not hating it as much is a step in the right direction. Maybe one day, years down the road, we'll go grab some coffee and you'll drink it black like I do.
i remember smelling coffee as a child and saying, "when it tastes as good as it smells, i'll drink it!" well... i love good coffee (and even a bit of bad coffee), but it still has never tasted quite as good as it smells!! :)
i do love the thick dark kind that holds your spoon up straight!! but, i did NOT like those little cups in Brazil!!! they're so thin, your fingers get scorched!!! :)
ps. love the hair!!
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