The Joy of Drinking Coffee at Home

For years, decades, I've enjoyed getting coffee at a coffee shop. It started with an independent shop called "JR Mugs," which is about about twenty minutes from my house. It was a vibe before we used the term. I always think about the collection of eclectic items they sold, including a tee shirt which read "Coffee Is Cheaper Than Prozac." Cute little trinkets, tables to sit at and read the newspaper. I digress. My point is that there are very few places like that around these days. Although,I do see us moving away from chains and back to independent shops. At a certain age, which I've reached, I'm starting to enjoy making my coffee at home. There's something about the smell of the brewing coffee, the aesthetics of a drip brewer, and the comfort of my kitchen table that makes me feel nostaligic. I love nostalgia. These days, six out of seven times, I much more appreciate the masterful cup prepared with my own hands to bring a smile to my face. Maybe soon, I will invest in a good espresso machine and venture into fancy drinks. Mugs up! Dot

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  1. My first “coffee shop” experience was the cafeteria in a very old federal building where I worked in San Francisco. I’m ancient, grateful and proud. We would take the manually operated elevator up to the top floor where the minute we stepped off we could smell the brewing coffee served in heavy pottery cups-no paper cups because food or drinks weren’t allowed at our desks. Thanks for your post, it took me back to my simpler, calmer time capsule.

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