Earlier in the day, Marc admitted to being a “Social Coffee Drinker.” I thought that sounded funny. I’ve never heard anyone label themselves with that kind of status before. “Morning Coffee Drinker,” yes; “Social Coffee Drinker,” no.
We were having dinner at 242 with Marc’s aunt and uncle tonight. Our server came by and asked, “Would you like any coffee, tea, or dessert.”
Marc’s Uncle Michael replied, “No, we’re going to head back to my nephew’s apartment for coffee.”
She walked away and I immediately said, “Yes, you must otherwise Marc can’t have the coffee since he’s only a Social Coffee Drinker.”
“What does that make you?” Aunt Barbara asked.
“A coffee addict,” I replied straight-faced.
We all laughed.
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I seem to have beaten this addiction … for now. But I do still love me some coffee!
–Stacie
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Hey, I thought coffee was a food group! At the very least it is the nectar of the gods. Java on!
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Love your blog. Be proud of your coffee addiction – but be thoughtful about your coffee choices. Make a difference with your purchasing dollars!
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Addict here! LOVE this post – love the details, the humor, all of it.
Thanks for doing this challenge – not only have I gotten out of the rut I was in, but I’ve met some great people along the way – thanks.
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Ahhh coffee addictions. I think computer addiction for me is so much worse. But I am with you Stacey, not a social drinker.
Bonnie
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I just stopped by your blog and thought I would say hello. I like your site design. Looking forward to reading more down the road.
Robert Michel
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