This would suit my hubby down to a 'tea'! *Groan* Sorry about that! I'm not a coffee drinker but the rest of the household get through a few jars a week! No kidding!
No worries. I love puns. I'm very fond of tea as well. I usually delegate tea to the evenings, especially when it's cold, but it's always coffee in the mornings.
After many years of drinking coffee i realized that I never liked the taste, so bitter. I switched to tea. More caffeine actually but still a wimpy drink.
Jan: I didn't start drinking coffee until I was in high school. That's when it stopped being something that tasted "yucky" and became something I enjoyed drinking.
My mom brews a strong espresso and, to this day, she can't understand how I drink it without sugar. I guess I prefer bitter to sweet.
This would suit my hubby down to a 'tea'! *Groan* Sorry about that! I'm not a coffee drinker but the rest of the household get through a few jars a week! No kidding!
ReplyDeleteNo worries. I love puns. I'm very fond of tea as well. I usually delegate tea to the evenings, especially when it's cold, but it's always coffee in the mornings.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on this. I want more than a half cup. Two would do.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ☺
Sandee: Two cups with a little creamer and never any sugar... that's about perfect for me.
ReplyDeleteAfter many years of drinking coffee i realized that I never liked the taste, so bitter. I switched to tea. More caffeine actually but still a wimpy drink.
ReplyDeleteJan: I didn't start drinking coffee until I was in high school. That's when it stopped being something that tasted "yucky" and became something I enjoyed drinking.
ReplyDeleteMy mom brews a strong espresso and, to this day, she can't understand how I drink it without sugar. I guess I prefer bitter to sweet.
BTW my favorite tea is Earl Gray, hot.
Cube - I don't think of myself as a pessimist but I do think of a cup as half empty. I'm with you that I need a full cup of coffee to start my day.
ReplyDeleteThree cups minimum.
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