Coffee or Tea?
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Re: Coffee or Tea?
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Moriarty perchance?bookwrm22 wrote:Tea! Moriar-tea! (hoping someone gets the reference)
I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep: for Thou, LORD, only makest me dwell in safety. ~ Psalms 4:8
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My morning ritual is basically the same as my pre-writing ritual: Make a cup of coffee, and then sit on the back step and smoke a cigarette (although I am trying to kick that nasty habit.)
If I have the money for it, I love Starbucks above all else. I always get a Triple Venti Cinnamon Dolce Latte, with an extra pump of syrup. Not so good for my weight-loss plan, but so good for my soul.
If it's house coffee, I make Starbucks Espresso Roast, with a generous amount of Peppermint Mocha creamer, no sugar. I always have my coffee in one of two Starbucks cups (are you noticing a trend here?) I have a Valentine's Day coffee cup that's white, with a red handle and a red ampersand on the front that says 'You. Me.' on the inside. My other go-to coffee cup is a Starbucks anniversary cup that is blue and green with a mermaid tail and all sorts of beachy details. I love them.
I have a huge thing for coffee cups.
I do also drink tea, but usually it's at night to relax. I love Tazo green tea, and Sleepytime Sinus Soother. I don't add anything to them. I have a cute little tea cup and saucer that's white with delicate blue flowers. I have no idea where it came from. I think it just appeared in my cupboard one day, but I love it.
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But if I have to pick one I'll pick coffee because I'm already addicted to caffeine and if I don't have my two daily coffees I have a migraine to the moon and back.
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Tea doesn't usually do anything for me when I'm writing. I usually drink it to relax. On the other hand, there is a movie by the name of "Something's Gotta Give" (Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson) where Diane Keaton is a playwright. Her character introduced me to setting the mood for writing. She would sit at her desk that overlooks the beach/ocean and play French music (it was a French play) to insert herself into the story alongside her characters. If I were setting the mood for a writing session (depending on the work), tea would be my beverage of choice.
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Of course im also a bit obsessed with coffeemate sugarfree pumpkin spice creamer. I bought 6 of them last time I went because I know they are seasonal and soon i won't be able to find it.
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